Tyla’s Headed to Asia—and She’s Bringing the Party With Her

Pack your glitter, charge your phone, and warm up those knees—Tyla just dropped her Asia tour dates, and it’s about to get loud.

Grammy-winning pop phenomenon and queen of viral choreography, Tyla, has officially kicked off the countdown to her “We Wanna Party” Asia tour. And no, this is not a drill.

The South African star is taking her perfectly blended mix of amapiano, pop, and sass from Tokyo to Singapore this November and December. Think sunshine, sparkle, and the kind of live vocals that make you question if your ex ever deserved you in the first place.

The confirmed stops so far?

Tokyo – 11 November
Bangkok – 14 November
Hong Kong – 23 November
Manila – 3 December
Singapore – 5 December

That’s five cities. Five chances to witness the “Water” icon live and up close. And while venue details are still dropping like singles on a Friday night, fans are already clearing their schedules and perfecting their TikTok choreo.

Tyla announced the dates via Instagram Stories, casually dropping the news like it was no big deal. (It is, though. Huge, actually.)

Why now?

The “We Wanna Party” tour comes just weeks after Tyla dropped her four-track EP of the same name—featuring “Dynamite” with Wizkid (a track that’s basically glued to every trending TikTok), plus “Mr Media,” “Is It,” and “Bliss.” She’s not just riding the wave—she is the wave.

And in a recent Capital Xtra interview, she confirmed she’s still in her “let’s try everything” era: rapping, experimenting, travelling with her little sister Sydney (who’s joining her on tour), and—by her own admission—getting up to plenty their parents don’t know about. We’re obsessed.

“We’ve been having fun …we’ve been naughty! My parents don’t know half the things we’ve been up to,” she laughed.

Honestly? Relatable content.

Tickets?

So far, we know tickets for Singapore go on sale 8 August, while the rest of the tour’s cities (hello Bangkok!) are still keeping us in suspense. But if the last tour was anything to go by, expect them to sell out quicker than you can say “Grammy-winner.”