Demi Lovato set for major comeback after new album release

Demi Lovato, currently headlining for her ninth studio album It’s Not That Deep, has finally shared the news fans have been eagerly awaiting. 

The 33-year-old pop icon, renowned for a series of chart-topping singles, is set to embark on her It’s Not That Deep North American tour in spring 2026. 

Notably, this will be her first major headlining trek in three years.

Reportedly, the tour kicks off on April 8 at Charlotte’s Spectrum Center and will visit some of the continent’s most famous venues, including New York’s Madison Square Garden, Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena, and Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, before concluding at Houston’s Toyota Center on May 25.

The Heart Attack singer will be joined on stage by rising talent Adéla, who will support her throughout the tour.

Fans received an early preview when Demi performed an intimate set at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium last Saturday, showcasing songs from her latest dance-pop record alongside beloved hits from her back catalog. 

When was Demi Lovato’s last tour?

Demi Lovato’s most famous tour was the Holy Fvck Tour in 2022, which supported her eighth studio album, Holy Fvck. 

The tour marked her return to performing live after a four-year break, covering 34 shows across North and South America. 

Since then, she has only performed select appearances, including a New Year’s Eve show at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and a special reunion performance with Joe Jonas during the Jonas Brothers’ 20th anniversary tour at MetLife Stadium.

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