Yola Announces My Way: An Intimate Tour In Support Of Eclectic New EP

Yola will perform a series of intimate concerts in the lead-up to the release of her eclectic new EP, My Way. The EP will be previewed at the shows, giving fans a first-listen to the new material ahead of its release on May 24.

Yola’s My Way: An Intimate Tour will kick off on March 6 at Nashville’s The Basement East. The singer-songwriter will then present her new songs on March 8 at Atlanta’s Terminal West. On March 22, Yola will perform at in Pelham, Tennessee at a taping for the PBS program The Cavern Sessions.

Yola then heads to the El Rey in Los Angeles on March 25. The My Way: An Intimate Tour finishes with stops at The Atlantis in Washington D.C. on April 15 and at Racket NYC in New York City on April 18.

Tickets to Yola’s My Way: An Intimate Tour go on sale on Friday, January 19 via the options below:

Yola will preview My Way with the February 9 release of its lead single, “Future Enemies.” The EP, which follows Yola’s 2021 album Stand For Myself, was executive produced by Yola and Sean Douglas. According to the announcement, My Way serves as “a reintroduction of Yola” and is the “latest genre fluid statement from an artist unbound by expectation, at her most creatively free.”

Yola further described the eclectic forthcoming EP, stating:

“Welcome to my new era: a utopia of black creativity, freedom and power. I cannot wait for fans to hear my new music – written and conceived in rooms of diversity – inspired by music I’ve long loved from Janet Jackson to Anderson .Paak to Mary J. Blige. I’m taking these new songs on the road to play for fans to hear it first in intimate venues– true fans know I’ve always been genre-fluid, experimenting and reworking my catalogue through live performance to encompass my love of soul, R&B, electronica and beyond. If you’ve seen the shows you already know where this is heading.

“This new music is the culmination of that work. This project is also born of my desire to surround myself with creatives of color, to express myself on every level of making this music, and finally, to do this all my way.”