Coco Jones is not just having a moment right now, she is the moment. Her name is on the tip of everyone’s tongues, her music is all over playlists and topping the charts, she just won Best New Artist at the BET Awards 2023 and she’s poised to make her debut on the mainstage at the 2023 ESSENCE Festival Of Culture. ESSENCE Fest isn’t the only place that Jones will be performing, with the announcement of her What I Didn’t Tell You Tour.
Set to begin in August, this will be Coco’s first headlining tour, named after her stellar 2022 project What I Didn’t Tell You. She’ll be accompanied on this journey by Ebony Riley and up-and-comers Haben and S!MONE who will open select dates.
After a previously scheduled festival appearance at Broccoli City Festival 2023 in D.C. on July 16th, the What I Didn’t Tell You Tour begins in earnest on August 5th in Ontario, California with Jones opening for Jhené Aiko. Coco will bounce around North America through early September with shows locked in for cities such as Boston, Toronto (which will be presented by Spotify as a part of their R&B First Nights series), Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Birmingham and Philadelphia. Her itinerary also includes Sol Blume Festival in Sacramento and Made In America Festival in Philadelphia.
The rising star will complete this 16-city run in Norfolk, Virginia on September 3rd. If you don’t see your city among these tour dates, don’t get sad just yet. This is only the first leg of the tour, with Coco already confirming that more dates will be announced in the coming months.
Coco Jones’ What I Didn’t Tell You Tour is the perfect opportunity for fans to see her live and to not miss her in this moment. To ensure that happens, you’ll need a ticket, of course. Tickets go on public sale on Friday, June 30th at 10 a.m. local time. View all of the dates below, and visit her tour landing page for links to all ticket sales.
Coco Jones What I Didn’t Tell You Tour Dates:
August 5 – Ontario, California – Toyota Arena
August 8 – Boston, Massachusetts – Paradise Rock Club
August 10 – Toronto, Ontario – The Phoenix Concert Theatre
August 11 – Detroit, Michigan – Majestic Theatre
August 13 – Chicago, Illinois – House of Blues
August 15 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – First Avenue
August 17 – Denver, Colorado – Gothic Theatre
August 20 – Sacramento, California – Sol Blume Festival
August 22 – Los Angeles, California – Fonda Theatre
August 23 – Santa Ana, California – The Observatory
August 25 – Phoenix, Arizona – The Van Buren
August 27 – Dallas, Texas – The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
August 29 – Birmingham, Alabama – Iron City
August 30 – Nashville, Tennessee – Brooklyn Bowl
September 2 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Made In America Festival
September 3 – Norfolk, Virginia – The NorVa
