Cleo Sol Announces Her First North American Arena Tour

Cleo Sol is taking her quietly built R&B success into arenas. The British singer-songwriter has announced the Gentlewoman Tour, billed as her first full tour and her first North American arena headline run, with seven dates scheduled for spring 2027.

The run opens April 13 at Madison Square Garden in New York and closes May 1 at Oakland Arena. Between those dates, Sol will visit Baltimore, Toronto, Chicago, Atlanta and Los Angeles. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale October 22 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster.

Seven cities mark a major step up

The itinerary includes CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore on April 16, Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on April 19 and United Center in Chicago on April 21. The tour then reaches State Farm Arena in Atlanta on April 25 and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on April 28 before the Oakland finale.

State Farm Arena’s official event listing confirms the Atlanta show for 8 p.m. on April 25, with public ticket availability beginning at the same 10 a.m. local on-sale time. Live Nation is promoting the North American run.

Gentlewoman moves from album to stage

The tour takes its name from Sol’s fifth studio album, Gentlewoman, released on August 20. The project continues the understated approach that has defined her solo work and her association with the elusive collective Sault: music arrives with limited advance promotion, then grows through devoted listening and word of mouth.

That low-profile strategy has not limited demand. Sol sold out three nights at Radio City Music Hall in March 2025, a run that Pollstar reported grossed more than $1.68 million. She also headlined a sold-out Hollywood Bowl show the following month, setting up the larger Los Angeles return at the Kia Forum.

The arena schedule is short by conventional tour standards, but its scale makes the announcement significant. Sol is moving from select prestige appearances to a connected run across major venues while preserving the careful pace that has shaped her career. For fans, the seven dates offer a rare chance to see an artist known for scarcity turn a new album era into a full live statement.