Kesha isn’t just going on tour — she’s launching a revolution, one sequined bodysuit at a time. With her freshly announced Tits Out Tour, the pop provocateur is doubling down on freedom, joy, and unapologetic sexuality as a form of resistance in an increasingly disjointed cultural climate. And, of course, she’s bringing reinforcements: the newly-reunited Scissor Sisters are co-headlining, with Slayyyter and Rose Gray joining on select dates.
The tour — her largest headlining run to date — kicks off July 1 in Utah and winds its way across North America through August, hitting major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto, before wrapping in Florida. Beyond the sheer spectacle of it all, Kesha is using the tour as a platform for something deeper: healing through collective euphoria.
“The most political thing we can do right now is love,” she stated, in a declaration that feels more like a mission statement than promo copy. This isn’t a detached campaign slogan — it’s a call to arms (and open hearts) in a world that’s grown numb to both chaos and connection.
“I’m committed to bringing my newfound freedom to a city near you. A celebration is in order. I have partnered with Feeld, a dating app for open-minded people, in order to bring our sexually liberated selves and give us a place to flirt, meet, connect, and dance. Color-coded options will be available soon, but this summer wear RED if you are single, horny, and down to flirt! Let’s fight chaos with love, so let’s see how much love we can bring to the summer of 2025. And along the way, I’m looking for a sugar daddy, so if you bring a tall, hot, single friend, you get extra animal points. Let’s help each other find some love and connection this summer. Let’s go tits out!”
Kesha
In true Kesha fashion, there’s also humor, high drama, and sex positivity baked into the experience. Whether it’s color-coded clothing for flirtatious fans (red if you’re single and ready to vibe) or a cheeky search for a “sugar daddy,” Kesha is using her platform to make space for freedom of expression — erotic, emotional, or otherwise.
This summer is shaping up to be more than just a celebration of her forthcoming album (out July 4 via Kesha Records). The Tits Out Tour is a neon-lit carnival of connection, subversion, and glitter-drenched solidarity. And with Scissor Sisters on the bill — masters of glam, camp, and queer pop perfection — this lineup feels like a fever dream for anyone who’s ever wanted to dance their angst away.
Get ready. Kesha’s bringing the love. And she’s not asking for permission.
