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Tyla's A*POP album rollout and global tour announcement

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Following the July 2026 release of her sophomore album A*POP, Tyla has expanded her promotional efforts through digital ~~experiences~~ experiences, media appearances, and a global tour announcement. To support the launch, she utilized an exclusive TikTok in-app experience featuring a dedicated Search Hub and fan spotlights. In late July, Tyla announced the A*POP World Tour, a 34-date headline trek spanning Europe, North America, and Africa. The tour is scheduled to begin on 12 October 2026 in Paris, moving through major European cities and the UK before heading to North America in November. The African leg, which includes stops in Lagos, Cape Town, and Johannesburg, is set for late December 2026 and early January 2027. The announcement of the Lagos date sparked social media debate in Nigeria, with some users calling for a boycott due to alleged xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa. Promotional ~~appearances~~ activities have included a performance on NBC’s Today show ~~at Rockefeller Plaza to coincide with ticket sales.~~ and an appearance on the YouTube series Feeding Starving Celebrities. In recent interviews, including a cover story for ELLE UK, Tyla has ~~also~~ discussed the album’s genre-blending nature—incorporating African pop, R&B, and house—and ~~her personal inspirations. In recent media appearances, she~~ noted a collaboration with Swedish singer Zara Larsson on the track ‘She Did It Again’. She has also addressed her professional collaboration with Future for the FIFA World Cup 2026, ~~dismissed~~ dismissing romance rumors by stating, “I’m a working woman,” and shared her views on the value of “real” music in the age of AI. Additionally, she has touched upon her connection to sneaker culture and her use of disguises to maintain privacy in New York City.

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