Naïka has announced The Grand Tropical Tour (Europe), opening at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre on 25 January before a first arena date at Paris’s Zénith and a London headline at O2 Academy Brixton.
The run follows two sold out London nights at KOKO and Somerset House Summer Series, where she opened the 2026 series on 16 July with what was billed as her biggest UK headline show at the time. This winter she steps up again, with Brixton on 28 January and the Zénith on 2 February, before the tour closes at La Madeleine in Brussels on 17 February.
Fans can sign up at laylo.com/naika for first access via the Artist Presale on Thursday 1 October at 10am local time. Tickets go on general sale on Monday 5 October, local time in each market. In Dublin, tickets are priced from €33 including booking fee and a €2 restoration levy, with a Three Ireland presale also at 10am on Thursday 1 October through Ticketmaster Ireland.
Born in Miami to a French father and a Haitian mother, Naïka grew up between the United States, the Caribbean, the South Pacific, Africa and France. She developed her sound at Berklee College of Music, mixing pop, R&B and Afro-Caribbean influences with a powerful voice and emotional storytelling. She sings in English, French and Haitian Creole.
Her debut album ECLESIA has been followed by sold out headline tours across North America, the EU and MENA, with more than 38,600 tickets sold. Viral singles have racked up hundreds of millions of streams. She has also been featured in Billboard, Forbes, Associated Press, FADER, Condé Nast Traveler, SCHÖN, NME, CLASH, The Observer, London Standard, Line of Best Fit, ELLE and Vogue.
Promoters describe her as a socially conscious artist and a “girl’s girl” who champions sisterhood and female empowerment, and who uses her platform for communities facing systemic injustice. She has also worked with Fleur de Vie, a Haitian NGO focused on education, with a stated aim of helping to build a school in Haiti.
The Grand Tropical Tour (Europe):
- 25 January: 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin
- 27 January: Albert Hall, Manchester
- 28 January: O2 Academy Brixton, London
- 30 January: La Cartonnerie, Reims
- 2 February: Zénith, Paris
- 6 February: Le Rocher de Palmer, Bordeaux
- 7 February: Le Transbordeur, Lyon
- 10 February: X-TRA, Zurich
- 13 February: Rockhal, Luxembourg
- 15 February: Gashouder, Amsterdam
- 17 February: La Madeleine, Brussels
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