GloRilla is hitting the road for a new tour in support of her debut album GLORIOUS, and she’s bringing Real Boston Richey and Queen Key along for the ride.
Sharing a promo clip in the gym with Key, Glo announced the tour on Thursday (January 30), writing: “AYEEEEE WE GOING ON TOUR Y’ALL!!!! It’s time for The GLORIOUS TOUR! IM SO EXCITED!!!!!!”
The 22-date trek kicks off in Oklahoma City in March and will hit cities among the likes of Atlanta, NYC, St. Louis and more before wrapping in Glo’s hometown of Memphis in April.
Check out the full list of dates below. Tickets are on sale now.
2025 is already shaping up to be another banner year for GloRilla with the new tour and a performance on Saturday Night Live.
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2024 was just as great, with Glo landing on multiple year-end lists including TIME – which crowned her hit single “TGIF” as ‘Best Song of the Year.’
Among songs like Beyoncé‘s “Riiverdance,” Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” and Kehlani‘s “After Hours,” Big Glo holds down the top spot for her single-ladies anthem.
“For GloRilla, being single is a supernatural experience,” reporter and critic Stephen Kearse writes of the track. “When the Memphis rapper isn’t in a relationship, she’s not just free from headaches and responsibilities; she’s powered up, unstoppable, glowing. She spends ‘TGIF’ toasting to this enhanced state over seismic bass kicks and a cinematic horn loop that brings to mind Godzilla ascending from the Pacific.
“Her bullish delivery elevates her mundane boasts — feeling good, looking ‘fine as hell, ‘ sporting a fresh mani-pedi — into titanic flexes. This ode to Friday clubbing isn’t self-empowering: It’s a display of power.”
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Billboard also named the Memphis native as the hottest female rapper in the game for 2024.
Noting that she suffered a bit of a sophomore slump in 2023 after singles like the Fivio Foreign-assisted “Cha Cha” failed to hit like her breakout songs “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)” and “Tomorrow 2” the year prior, Billboard highlights how she “made a triumphant comeback and reclaimed her mojo when she struck gold with ‘Yeah Glo!’ at the top of 2024.”
“The swaggering track zoomed into the top 30 of the Hot 100 and showcased her resiliency as a rapper who refuses to buckle under pressure,” journalist Carl Lamarre writes. “Her torrid streak continued with the top 15 Hot 100 record ‘Wanna Be’ featuring Megan Thee Stallion and the summer hit ‘TGIF.’”
Lamarre continued: “Everyone felt GloRilla’s momentum, as pop behemoths Rihanna and Taylor Swift applauded her efforts, saluting her as rap’s newest ‘IT’ girl of the moment. Kamala Harris even phoned her up at the tail-end of her campaign to win over youth voters during her run against Trump.
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“The proverbial cherry on top came when GloRilla netted the highest opening week in 2024 for a female rapper, when her debut album GLORIOUS entered at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 with 69,000 album-equivalent units – doublin
