Kehlani - Kehlani's 2026 tour heads to Europe - Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, London & More

Europe, prepare yourself for some serious R&B vibes from the one and only Kehlani this autumn! The singer-songwriter iis set to bring her scintillating fusion of pop and R&B to the UK and beyond this winter in celebration of her most eponymous fifth studio album which was released earlier this year.

A follow up to 2024's 'Crash' which really solidified Kehlani's reputation as one of the most talked-about R&B acts in the world. 'Crash' topped the UK R&B Albums chart and was nominated for Best Progressive R&B at the Grammys too.

Her self-titled album featured guest appearances from some of the genre's biggest names such as Leon Thomas, Lil Wayne, Cardi B, Missy Elliott, Usher and more. It reached the dizzy heights of the top four albums in the US Albums Chart and lead single 'Folded', is  Kehlani's most successful single as a solo artist to date, marking her well-deserved debut in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top 100.

The Kehlani World Tour is going to be one of the most sought-after gigs in the UK this winter, with the Californian native set to perform at the O2  in London on Tuesday 8th December and one at Manchester's Co-op Live, two days later on Thursday 10th  December.

These shows will conclude the European leg of her world tour that will see the singer visit Amsterdam, Paris, Dusseldorf, Berlin and Brussels amongst others.

Who is Kehlani?

Kehlani has spent the past decade carving out her own space in modern R&B. The Oakland-born singer, songwriter and dancer first found a spotlight with teen group Poplyfe before launching a solo career that quickly made her one of the genre's most distinctive voices.

Her music has always moved seamlessly between R&B, pop and soul, but Kehlani's appeal goes beyond the records. She is an instinctive performer, with a knack for turning intimacy into arena-sized moments.

Tracks like 'Nights Like This', 'Distraction' and 'Toxic' have become fan favourites, while collaborations with artists including Cardi B, Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé have cemented her place in the mainstream.

Five studio albums have followed, from her 2017 debut 'SweetSexySavage' through 'It Was Good Until It Wasn't', 'Blue Water Road' and 2024's 'Crash'. Her latest, the self-titled Kehlani, pushes further into the late '90s and early 2000s R&B that has long influenced her sound, while still feeling firmly rooted in the present.

With multiple Grammy nominations, a growing catalogue of R&B staples and a reputation for putting on a seriously ambitious live show, this is going to be on heck of a time to see her perform live!

Is Kehlani on tour now?

Yes, Kehlani has been touring the USA since August and is set to conclude in her home state of California in October before she has a short break then heads across the pond to the UK and the rest of Europe later this year.

Her 33-date North American leg of her world tour has seen her play to sold-out audiences in cities like Chicago, Boston and New York as well as venturing to Canada. She will also play Brazil's AFROPUNK Bahia 2026 later this year as well.

She has been blessed with some impressive support acts on her worldwide tour so far from the likes of TheARTI$t, WASEEL, Durand Bernarr and Isaia Huron.

Who will be supporting Kehlani on tour in the UK & Europe?

Across all of the seven European and UK arena dates, Kehlani will be joined by two very special support acts which include WASEEL who will bring his atmospheric sound to a brand new audience. They will be joined by British-Nigerian artist Odeal who will serve up some seriously evocative afro-beats which are certainly sure to get the party started!

With most of her self-titled album featuring a stacked line-up of guests R&B legends, it was no surprise to see both Brandy and Usher joining Kehlani's on stage at her Los Angeles show on the 25th September where they duetted on  'I Need You' and 'Shoulda Never' respectively.

Usher also performed his brilliant song 'Superstar' and Brandy served up a sensational rendition of her 2002 hit 'Full Moon' too - much to the delight of the crowd!

So, while there is no guarantee that any of the album's other collaborators will make surprise appearances in Europe, the LA show has certainly left the door open for a few unexpected cameos.

Where will Kehlani be performing in the UK & Europe?

Kehlani's The Kehlani World Tour hits Europe and the UK for seven massive arena dates from November 29 through December 10, 2026. The five-country leg launches at the Velodrom in Berlin, followed by stops in Brussels, Paris, Düsseldorf, and Amsterdam. The run wraps up with two major UK shows at The O2 in London and Manchester's Co-op Live.

The fully confirmed dates are:

29th November - BERLIN Velodrom (Germany)
1st December - BRUSSELS Forest National (Belgium)
3rd December 3rd - PARIS Adidas Arena (France)
4th December - DUSSELDORF PSD Bank Dome (Germany)
6th December - AMSTERDAM Ziggo Dome (Netherlands)

8th December - LONDON O2 Arena (UK)
10th December - MANCHESTER Co-op Live (UK)

What to expect to hear at Kehlani's The Kehlani World Tour

Kehlani's set isn't going to be a sonic sojourn through her greatest hits. The set will focus on the songs from her most recent album of which shares the same name as the tour forms a large part of the set list.

Fans can expect to hear tracks from the self-titled album such as 'You Got It', 'Back and Forth' which on record features Missy Elliott, 'Out of the Window' and 'Cruise Control'

However, fans can also expect to hear songs from Kehlani's first four albums such as 'Toxic', 'Distraction', 'After Hours' and 'Nights Like This' amongst others.

How long does the Kehlani gig last?

On The Kehlani World Tour, Kehlani's own headline set has an average running list of around two hours.

What is the Kehlani gig like in terms of production?

As well as a sublime showcase of her latest album, in essence the tour is atheatrical production centered around a night out at the fictional nightclub The Phoenix. Based on what has been delivered in her US shows so far, the set opens with Kehlani being carried onstage in a bed. The styling of the show which includes seven backing dancers is very much inspired by late '90s and early 2000s R&B.

Fans can expect to enjoy intricate choreography as well as a number of costume changes, DJ interludes and some punchy visuals which are displayed on a huge video screen which pays homage to legendary artists such as Janet Jackson and feels closer to a fully staged R&B production than a traditional singer-songwriter concert.