Victoria Monét Announces Frequency of Love Tour With a November 27 D.C. Date

Victoria Monét reclines on the floor wearing metallic jewelry, with long hair falling behind her.

Victoria Monét is taking “Frequency of Love” on the road, with Washington, D.C., listed for November 27. The singer announced the tour on her verified Instagram account Thursday, September 10, directing fans to her profile link for presale registration. Her announcement says general tickets go on sale September 16.

The artist’s tour poster spans twenty-seven stops, beginning October 27 in Raleigh, North Carolina, and ending December 17 in San Francisco. Philadelphia appears on November 12, followed later by New York on November 24 and Washington three days afterward. For Baltimore-area listeners, the D.C. date provides a nearby option on the announced route.

The tour follows the October 2 release of “Frequency of Love,” which Monét’s official website is promoting with preorder and presave links. The site also lists “Juicy,” “Reach Out,” and “Let Me” among her current music. Monét separately announced that “Juicy” was out Thursday, adding a new recording to the album’s lead-up on the same day she revealed the tour.

Ticket details should be checked for the chosen city. For example, Ticketmaster’s Vancouver listing confirms a December 12 performance and a September 16 general sale at 10 a.m. local time. It lists separate earlier presales with their own eligibility conditions. Those conditions should not be assumed to apply identically to Washington or every other stop; follow Monét’s official registration link and the relevant event listing.

This next stretch follows a year that began with “Let Me.” Sony Music’s February announcement identified that single as a Lovett Music/RCA Records release and confirmed Monét as a special guest on Bruno Mars’ summer European and U.K. dates. The newly announced itinerary now puts her own album and tour name at the center of the calendar.

For listeners planning ahead, keep the three dates separate: September 16 for general tickets, October 2 for the album, and November 27 for Washington. Watch official listings for venue-specific entry and sale details as they appear. PowerPage’s R&B coverage also follows Jhené Aiko’s “Westside Whimsy,” arriving Friday.