01 February 2026
Newsdesk
Global pop superstar Zara Larsson is set to bring her "unstoppable ascent" to North American shores. Following a record-breaking start to 2026—including three simultaneous entries on the Billboard Hot 100—the Grammy®-nominated artist will kick off her Midnight Sun Tour on February 28 in Portland, Oregon.
Dubbed one of the year’s most anticipated tours by The Hollywood Reporter, the trek comes on the heels of Larsson’s career-defining album, Midnight Sun. The project has garnered universal acclaim, appearing on "Best of 2025" lists from Rolling Stone to NME. Fans across the U.S. and Canada have responded with overwhelming enthusiasm; heavy ticket demand has already forced several venue upgrades and the addition of second nights in major markets.
The tour's North American leg begins at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom, sweeping through the West Coast with stops in Seattle and Oakland before a highly anticipated two-night residency at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on March 4 and 5. From there, Larsson will head through the Midwest and East Coast, including another double-header at the Brooklyn Paramount on March 26 and 27.
The tour follows a massive cultural resurgence for the Swedish star. Her viral hit "Midnight Sun" is currently contending for "Best Dance Pop Recording" at this Sunday's Grammy Awards, while her classic smash "Lush Life" has reached a new peak of #40 in the US, a full decade after its release. With over 57 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Larsson currently ranks as the 37th most-streamed artist on the planet.
Joining Larsson on the road as support is rising artist Amelia Moore. The tour will wrap up in mid-April following a string of dates across Texas, hitting Austin, Dallas, and Houston.
"It just feels like me—knowing myself, this album is just really, really me," Larsson said of the new era. "No one can do me the way I can."
Remaining tickets for the Midnight Sun Tour are available now, though fans are encouraged to act quickly as many dates are approaching sell-out status.
