Victoria Monét Opens the Frequency Of Love Tour in Houston
Houston got opening night
Victoria Monét opened her Frequency Of Love Tour at 713 Music Hall in Houston on Saturday, October 31, 2026. Her publicists at The Lede Company called it "a sold-out show" in a statement, adding that the Houston date "marked the opening night of Monét's North American headline run, celebrating her new album, Frequency Of Love, out now via Lovett Music/RCA Records."
Houston wasn't first on the original routing. When the tour was announced in September, it started in Raleigh. On October 19, Monét wrote that her Raleigh and New Orleans dates "will no longer take place right now," citing production challenges, and moved Charlotte to November 5 at Ovens Auditorium, The News & Observer reported. That made Houston the opener.
What she played
Per the release, she opened with "Care For Somebody," and the set also included "On My Mama," "Alright," "Jaguar," "Juicy," "Lose Myself" and "Reach Out." The release describes "an ethereal stage design" and says the set "seamlessly blended beloved hits with standout moments from her latest album."
Victoria Monét: "Juicy" (Lyric Video)
The album behind the tour
Frequency Of Love came out October 2, 2026, and Apple Music lists 22 tracks. Its copyright line reads "℗ 2026 RCA Records, under exclusive license from Lovett Music, Inc." Guests on Apple's tracklist include SZA, Bruno Mars, Lucky Daye, Bryson Tiller, Chlöe, and Leon Thomas with Hazel Monét. "Juicy," "Reach Out" and "Let Me" were the singles ahead of it.
Every date still ahead
Dates per the release and victoriamonet.com.
- November 4: Atlanta, Fox Theatre
- November 5: Charlotte, Ovens Auditorium
- November 7: Fort Lauderdale, War Memorial Auditorium
- November 8: Tampa, Yuengling Center
- November 12: Philadelphia, The Met Philadelphia presented by Highmark
- November 13: Boston, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
- November 15: Detroit, Fox Theatre
- November 16: Milwaukee, Landmark Credit Union Live
- November 18: Chicago, Aragon Ballroom
- November 21: Toronto, Coca-Cola Coliseum
- November 22: Pittsburgh, Citizens Live at The Wylie
- November 24: New York, Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden
- November 27: Washington, D.C., The Anthem
- November 30: Nashville, The Truth
- December 2: Austin, ACL Live at the Moody Theater
- December 5: Phoenix, Arizona Financial Theatre
- December 6: San Diego, Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
- December 8: Inglewood, YouTube Theater
- December 9: Las Vegas, BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau
- December 12: Vancouver, Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
- December 14: Seattle, WAMU Theater
- December 16: Sacramento, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium
- December 17: San Francisco, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
My read
Start with "Reach Out" if you're catching a later date: it's a single, and her team named it from the Houston set. For more Houston and arena news on KAZI, read about Noah Kahan's Houston 2027 date and Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden.