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Ms. Lauryn Hill To Embark On Intimate Cross-Canada Tour, Adds Second Shows to Select Cities

Presented by independent promoter F7 Live, the eight-date Artist In Residence tour marks Hill’s first return to the Canadian stage since 2023. Due to popular demand, second shows have been added to Winnipeg, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa.

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Ms. Lauryn Hill is making her return to Canada.

Independent, female-led promoter F7 Live announced the news, sharing the details of Hill’s tour, which kicks off this fall. The legendary American R&B singer and Fugees member is set to perform eight cross-country shows in intimate venues as part of her Artist In Residence tour.


The tour kicks off in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Nov. 19 at Burton Cummings Theatre, with further stops in Vancouver, Hamilton, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Ottawa.

Due to popular demand, extra shows have been added to select cities on Hill's cross-Canada tour. Winnipeg, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa now have an earlier second show listed on the same days as their previously announced dates. Tickets and VIP packages are available at www.mslaurynhill.com.

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This marks Hill’s return to Canada since 2023, when she performed at Vancouver’s Rogers Arena and Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 25th Anniversary Tour. The rest of the North American shows came to a quiet ending after Hill cited vocal issues.

Since then, Hill has performed various pop-up shows, joining son YG Marley at this year's Coachella, turning it into a Fugees reunion with Wyclef Jean. In July, she performed with Drake during day one of his three-day stint at the U.K. Wireless Music Festival. They debuted a mashup of “Ex Factor” and “Nice For What,” the former of which is sampled on Drake’s 2018 Scorpion track.

These shows will be at more intimate concert hall and theatre venues, including the iconic Massey Hall in Toronto.

Two dollars from every ticket sold will be donated to the MLH Fund, which provides resources for local community outreach.

Find the full dates below, with added dates in bold:

Nov 19, 2025 - Burton Cummings Theatre - Winnipeg, MB (early show)
Nov 19, 2025 - Burton Cummings Theatre - Winnipeg, MB
Nov 24, 2025 - The Orpheum - Vancouver, BC
Nov 30, 2025 - FirstOntario Concert Hall - Hamilton, ON
Dec 3, 2025 - Place des Arts - Montreal, QC (early show)
Dec 3, 2025 - Place des Arts - Montreal, QC
Dec 8, 2025 - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium - Calgary, AB (early show)
Dec 8, 2025 - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium - Calgary, AB
Dec 10, 2025 - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium - Edmonton, AB (early show)
Dec 10, 2025 - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium - Edmonton, AB
Dec 16, 2025 - Massey Hall - Toronto, ON
Dec 19, 2025 - National Arts Centre - Ottawa, ON (early show)
Dec 19, 2025 - National Arts Centre - Ottawa, ON

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