Yola has announced a lengthy U.S. leg of headlining tour dates set to run throughout February, March, and April of 2022. The tour comes in support of the genre-blending English artist’s recently released, critically acclaimed sophomore album, Stand For Myself.

Stops on the lengthy tour include two nights at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, a show at Chicago’s landmark Thalia Hall, a performance at Atlanta’s state-of-the-art new venue The Eastern, and many more.

The tour announcement follows a run of standout performances by Yola this summer including slots at Newport Folk and Newport Jazz as well as a knockout performance in her debut at Red Rocks alongside Orville Peck.

As the powerhouse singer-songwriter noted in a statement, “Considering how much fun we’ve had playing Stand For Myself live on these returning summer shows, I cannot wait to get out on the road in February and see all of your beautiful faces as we play songs from this record and more.”

As Yola’s team noted of the ongoing threat of the coronavirus with regard to the tour, “The health and safety of Yola, her band, her crew, and her fans is of the utmost importance to us all. We are aware that safety precautions and best practices concerning COVID-19 are constantly changing and as a team we will continue to monitor the situation. Fans should be prepared that best practices for the show they want to attend may include providing proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test, as well as following industry, local or national guidance surrounding the wearing of masks. We all want to get back on the road, but we want to do that safely and in a way that ensures sustainability for our industry.”