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Mustafa Announces First World Tour, Releases Live Performance Video Featuring Daniel Caesar

The acclaimed Toronto-born singer-songwriter will present songs from his acclaimed album Dunya from Montreal to Sudan starting in February 2025.

Mustafa

Mustafa

Jack McKain

Mustafa's Dunya has been celebrated as one of the most acclaimed albums of 2024, and he's using that momentum to launch his first world tour.

The Toronto-born singer-songwriter and poet will embark on the tour in February 2025, going to 19 cities in Canada, the United States and Europe, plus dates in Ethiopia and Sudan.


Mustafa made worldwide headlines with his acclaimed pair of Artists for Aid concerts this year for Gaza and Sudan, which featured artists like Clairo, Stormzy, Ramy Youssef and Daniel Caesar. His final concert in Sudan should be a special and personal one for the singer.

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His lone Canadian date is in Montreal at Le National on February 27.

To celebrate the announcement, Mustafa has released a new live video featuring hushed renditions of three Dunya songs: “What good is a heart?,” “Leaving Toronto” and “I’ll Go Anywhere.” It features collaborators including Kibrom Birhane on masenqo and krar and the aforementioned Daniel Caesar a fellow Canadian singer who had a big year, on vocals. His recent collaborations with Tyler, The Creator on Chromakopia earned him some of his highest charting songs.

Mustafa and Caesar are longtime collaborators, and their voices come together beautifully on songs like "Leaving Toronto."

Tickets for Mustafa's tour go on sale this Friday, December 13th at 10 am local time at Mustafa's website.

Full tour dates below:

UPCOMING TOUR DATES

2/11 - San Francisco, CA @ Palace of Fine Arts

2/13 - Los Angeles, CA @ Palace Theatre

2/15 - Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar Cultural Center

2/16 - Chicago, IL @ Old Town School of Folk

2/18 - Ann Arbor, MI @ The Ark

2/20 - Brooklyn, NY @ Crown Hill Theater

2/23 - Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church

2/24 - Washington, D.C. @ Lincoln Theater

2/26 - Somerville, MA @ Arts at the Armory

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2/27 - Montreal, QC @ Le National

5/9 - London, ENG @ Barbican

5/10 - Paris, FR @ Cirque d’Hiver

5/11 - Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso

5/12 - Brussels, BE @ Church Notre Dame de Laeken

5/14 - Berlin, GER @ Hiemathafen

5/16 - Copenhagen, DK @ DR Studie 2

5/18 - Stockholm, SE @ Sodra Teatern

5/23 - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia @ ____

5/25 - Port Sudan, Sudan @ _____

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