Tinashe’s April 26th Show at The Anthem Is Listed as Sold Out

Tinashe’s next Washington stop already carries an important planning note for Baltimore-area fans: The Anthem lists her April 26th, 2027 performance of The Show Must Go On as sold out. That is the venue’s status as checked for this October 28th Midday Edition, rather than an announcement that another block of tickets has opened.
The show is scheduled for Monday, April 26th, with doors at 6 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. start. The Anthem is at 901 Wharf Street SW in Washington, D.C. For listeners traveling from Baltimore, those details make this a weekday evening trip worth planning before arranging transportation or committing to a ticket offer.
What the venue listing means for fans
A sold-out label is a reason to return to the official event page for updates, not to assume that an unfamiliar seller can guarantee admission. This article does not announce a waitlist, additional show or ticket release. Any change should be confirmed through the venue’s current listing and its official ticket links.
The Anthem also identifies a specific condition for its Super Excellent Seats: those seats are nontransferable and are picked up on the day of the show. Fans considering that ticket type should read the venue’s terms carefully. The event page notes that opening acts and performance times can change, so check it again closer to the date.
An R&B night on the DMV calendar
Tinashe’s catalog moves across R&B, pop, Hip-Hop and dance, making a live date a different kind of listening experience from simply replaying a favorite single. Her official site remains a separate source for current music and artist updates, while The Anthem’s page is the practical reference for this particular Washington appearance.
For now, save the date with the sold-out status attached and avoid treating older tour announcements as a current ticket-availability check. Follow Power1047’s R&B News coverage for more music and live-show updates, and keep the official venue page handy as spring approaches.






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