After years of writing hits, a Grammy-winning breakthrough and the triumph of Jaguar II, Victoria Monét is entering the next phase of her career with a 27-city tour—and a considerably bigger stage.

Victoria Monét has spent much of her career proving that arrival and recognition are not the same thing.

Long before the wider public knew her as the voice behind “On My Mama,” Monét had already established herself as an accomplished songwriter and artist. Then Jaguar II changed the scale of her career. At the 2024 Grammys, she won three awards, including Best New Artist and Best R&B Album. Now, rather than treating that breakthrough as a destination, Monét is building on it.

Her next move is the Frequency of Love Tour, a 27-city North American headlining run beginning October 27 in Raleigh, North Carolina, and ending December 17 in San Francisco. 

The tour follows the October 2 release of Frequency of Love, Monét’s new 22-track album and her first major project since Jaguar II. The album charts in 74 countries and record brings together an unusually deep guest list—including SZA, Bruno Mars, Leon Thomas, Bryson Tiller, Lucky Daye and Chlöe—while continuing Monét’s exploration of contemporary R&B through the vocabulary of older soul, funk and pop. 

But the tour may ultimately say as much about Monét’s position in music as the album does.

The itinerary moves through Raleigh, Charlotte, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas and Atlanta before reaching Florida and then heading north through Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago. Toronto follows on November 21. Pittsburgh comes the next night.

Then comes perhaps the most symbolic date of the entire run: New York on November 24, with Monét playing the Madison Square Garden complex. From there, the tour continues through Washington, Nashville, Austin, Phoenix, San Diego, Inglewood and Las Vegas before finishing its final stretch in Vancouver, Seattle, Sacramento and San Francisco.