Tinashe Brings “The Show Must Go On” Tour to The Anthem in April

Tinashe wears a white feathered outfit with dark hair falling across her face.

Tinashe is bringing “The Show Must Go On” tour to Washington, DC, giving regional fans a new date to plan around. The Anthem’s promoter, I.M.P., lists the show for Monday, April 26th, 2027, at 7:30 p.m. The announcement puts a nearby stop on the calendar as she continues the creative chapter surrounding “Popstar.”

Ticketmaster lists the artist presale for Tuesday, October 20th, at 10 a.m. Eastern, with the general sale beginning Wednesday, October 21st, at the same time. Fans should use the official event listing to check access requirements, available ticket types and current prices. A presale opening is an opportunity to shop, not a promise that every seating option will be available.

The Washington date sits within a wider itinerary that includes Charlotte on April 24th, Salt Lake City on May 6th, Seattle on May 11th and Oakland on May 13th, according to Ticketmaster’s artist calendar. Those listings establish the tour’s broader reach while keeping the local takeaway straightforward: The Anthem is the confirmed Washington venue.

I.M.P.’s artist profile describes a performer whose responsibilities extend from singing and dancing to production, engineering, editing and creative direction. That range has long been central to Tinashe’s presentation, bringing R&B into conversation with pop, hip-hop and dance. The tour gives fans a setting in which those musical and visual interests can come together onstage.

Before buying, pay attention to the venue’s Super Excellent Seats policy. I.M.P. says those seats are nontransferable and require pickup on the day of the show, without an alternate pickup option. The promoter also notes that opening acts and set times can change. Check the event page again closer to the performance for any updated entry or timing information.

Tinashe’s official website links her current tour and music information. Keep following PowerPage’s R&B coverage for additional artist developments and regional concert updates as the spring calendar takes shape.