SZA Blesses Texas With Her Intimate Good Days Fall Tour
The Grammy Award-Nominated Singer-Songwriter Dedicates Half Her Tour Dates to the State
By Caitlin Clark //
It’s hard to remember a time before “Good Days” graced our ears with its angelic, almost ambient intro and vibey vocals to match. Though the SZA song arrived as a surprise Christmas day release last year (it’s actually the B-side to the artist’s 2020 comeback single “Hit Different”), the dreamy tune feels like it’s always been on rotation in our favorite Spotify playlists. Now, nearly a full year after the single’s release, SZA is bringing the positive energy of “Good Days” on an intimate tour this fall, and blessing Texas with half the dates.
Announced just this morning, SZA’s “Good Days Fall 2021” tour will bring an intimate performance with the Grammy-nominated artist to just six cities: Houston, Austin, Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake City, and Las Vegas. Pre-sale tickets will become available today at 1 pm Central (the passcode is “GOODTIMES,” naturally), with general tickets available tomorrow, October 15, at 10 am Central.
You might be wondering, why so much love for Texas? SZA, whose real name is Solána Imani Rowe, hails from St. Louis, Missouri after all. It’s likely just a geographical choice — the tour dates take place in less than two weeks, so it makes sense to keep things somewhat central. Who knows, maybe SZA just really loves Texas. (Same, SZA!) Either way, we have some good days ahead.
The Texas theaters for SZA’s good day tours will be Warehouse Live (Houston), Emo’s (Austin), and South Side Music Hall (Dallas). Ticket information is available at szagooddays.com.
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