Victoria Monét opened her Frequency of Love Tour on October 27, 2026 at Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Victoria Monét Frequency of Love Tour runs 27 cities across North America and reaches Toronto on November 21 and Vancouver on December 12.
The tour supports Frequency of Love, the 22 track album Monét released on October 2, 2026 through Lovett Music and RCA Records. The album is her first full length since the Jaguar II era carried her to three Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist and Best R&B Album, and it arrives with a guest list that underlines her current standing: SZA, Bruno Mars, Leon Thomas, Bryson Tiller, Lucky Daye and Chlöe all appear across the tracklist. The record has charted in 74 countries, and the tour is the moment that scale turns into rooms.
The Victoria Monét Frequency of Love Tour route
From Raleigh, the run moves fast. Charlotte hosts the tour tonight, October 28, before New Orleans, Houston and Dallas close the opening stretch. Atlanta, Florida dates, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago follow, and then the Canadian leg begins: Toronto on Saturday, November 21 at Coca-Cola Coliseum, with Vancouver following on Saturday, December 12 at the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre. The tour closes on December 17 in San Francisco at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
For Canadian fans, the Toronto date is the centre of the run. Coca-Cola Coliseum is a room Monét has outgrown on paper, which usually means the opposite in practice, a headline show close enough to feel like an event rather than an arena stop. The set is expected to move between the new album and the catalogue that built this moment, with songs from Jaguar and Jaguar II alongside the Frequency of Love material.
The songs carrying the show
Two singles frame the album on the road. Let Me reached number one on Billboard Adult R&B Airplay before the album landed, a slow burn radio record that proved the audience was waiting. Reach Out, produced by Canadian hitmaker Kaytranada alongside D Mile, brings a sleek house pulse to the set, and its Dave Meyers directed video, choreographed by Sean Bankhead, sets the visual language the live show builds on. Watch it above.
Cause we know that every summer miss each other, I forever wanna be your lover.
That hook has become the tour calling card, and the Kaytranada connection gives the Toronto date a quiet homecoming thread of its own, since one of the defining sounds of Monét’s current era was built with a Montreal producer. Add three years of stagecraft sharpened on runs that included supporting Bruno Mars on European stadium dates earlier in 2026, and the Frequency of Love show arrives in Canada as a finished production, not a work in progress.
A long build behind the headline slot
Monét route to a 27 city headline run was not a straight line. She first built her name behind the scenes as one of Ariana Grande main co writers, placing songs at the top of pop while her own artist career developed in parallel. The Jaguar EPs established her voice, Jaguar II turned it into a Grammy winning breakthrough in 2024, and the years since have been spent converting that recognition into stage power. Weeks before the album arrived, she headlined a New York Fashion Week festival set in Brooklyn, a public, ticketed runway show that doubled as a live teaser for the Frequency of Love era and put her in front of fans at close range.
That patience shows in the routing. This is not a victory lap of theatres booked on momentum. The itinerary moves through amphitheatres, arenas and large concert halls across two countries, the kind of rooms that ask a singer to project, dance and hold attention at scale. Monét has been preparing for exactly that test since the Jaguar II deluxe run, and the opening night in Raleigh starts the proof.
A foundation rides with the tour
The tour also carries the Frequency Of Love Foundation, Monét’s new youth centred education and wellness initiative, which teaches children about food, agriculture, culinary skills and wellness. Fans buying tickets can add a one dollar contribution at checkout to fund the foundation’s community garden programs, a small line item that turns every stop on the route into a local contribution as well as a concert.
R&B tours live or die on whether the singer can hold a room for two hours, and everything about this run says Monét can. The Victoria Monét Frequency of Love Tour is the headline chapter her writing career always pointed toward, and Toronto gets its turn on November 21.
