Kesha sets Chicago Ablaze: Crowd goes wild for singer’s 2025 tour
Kesha is finally a free woman, and she’s shouting about it from the stages of her latest tour
Kesha is finally a free woman, and she’s shouting about it from the stages of her latest tour.
Kesha has been a pop culture mainstay since her breakout in 2010 with the hit party anthem Tik Tok which spent nine weeks topping the Billboard Hot 100 and garnered 729 million views on YouTube.
Kesha is celebrating the release of her first independent album, Period, by embarking on a tour with the Scissor Sisters. She recently made a stop in Chicago and performed at a sold out show, and the momentum shows no signs of stopping.
It was clear this was no ordinary show. It was a ritual, a cleansing, a woman reclaiming her powers and being reborn before our eyes.
And it was the perfect way for Kesha to introduce her brand-new double-entendre album. Period, the title symbolizing not only the end of something but also the very essence of womanhood and female empowerment.
Kesha’s tour is just halfway through
Though Kesha sold out her Chicago show and whipped her fanbase into a frenzy, her tour has not even reached its halfway mark yet.
The United States and Canada portion of the tour is set to continue with an upcoming show today, July 15, in Nashville, Tennessee.
The tour will go on hiatus after ending its US-Canada run in September of this year.
The tour will then resume in March of 2026, with Kesha focusing on international venues in Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Scotland, England and Ireland.
