The Princess of Power Tour was the sixth concert tour by Welsh singer and songwriter Marina, to further promote her sixth studio album Princess of Power (2025). It commenced on 6 September 2025 at the Showbox SoDo in Seattle, United States, and concluded on 14 August 2026 at the Flow Festival in Helsinki, Finland.
Announcements On June 9, 2025, Marina announced that she would embark on the Princess of Power Tour with twenty-five dates across North America, marking her sixth concert tour. The pre-sale and general sale dates were announced concurrently. Pre-sales started on June 11, while general sales started on June 13, 2025. Coco & Clair Clair and Mallrat served as the opening acts for various dates throughout the tour.
On Monday 27 October 2025, Marina announced the tour would extend into 2026, adding UK dates. Pre-sale started on Wednesday 29 October with general sales on Friday 31 October, 2025. Mikayla Geier and Princess Nokia served as opening acts across various dates throughout the tour. In November 2025, Latin American dates were added, along with two additional Mexico dates were announced for 2026. In December 2025, France, Spain and Australian dates were added for 2026. and was Marina's first tour to Australia in 15 years since The Family Jewels Tour. MAY-A served as the opening act for the Melbourne show. In March 2026, the San Diego, United States show was announced. In June 2026, Marina announced the final show for the tour would be in Helsinki, Finland.
Tour dates
+ List of 2025 concerts Date City Country Venue Opening act(s) Attendance Revenue September 6 Seattle United States Showbox SoDo Coco & Clair Clair – – September 7 Vancouver Canada Orpheum Theatre – – September 10 Portland United States Keller Auditorium – – September 12 Salt Lake City The Union – – September 13 Denver Fillmore Auditorium –– September 15 Minneapolis The Filmore Mallrat –– September 16 Royal Oak Royal Oak Music Theatre –– September 18 Toronto Canada History –– September 20 New Haven United States College Street Music Hall –– September 21 Boston Roadrunner –– September 24 Philadelphia Franklin Music Hall –– September 25 New York City Radio City Music Hall –– September 28 Columbia Merriweather Post Pavilion September 29 Pittsburgh Stage AE Mallrat – – October 1 Nashville The Pinnacle – – October 2 Atlanta The Eastern – – October 4 Austin Zilker Park October 5 Moody Theater Mallrat – – October 7 Houston Bayou Music Center – – October 9 Dallas Southside Ballroom – – October 11 Austin Zilker Park October 13 Phoenix Arizona Financial Theatre Mallrat – – October 14 Pomona Fox Theater – – October 16 Los Angeles Greek Theatre – – October 17 Oakland Fox Theatre – – November 15 Mexico City Mexico Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
+ List of 2026 concerts Date City Country Venue Opening act(s) Attendance RevenueFebruary 24SydneyAustraliaHordern PavilionMallrat––February 26BrisbaneOn The Banks––February 28MelbournePalace Foreshore MAY-A––March 11Mexico CityMexicoPepsi Center WTC–––March 12–––March 14Buenos AiresArgentinaHipódromo de San Isidro–––March 15SantiagoChileO'Higgins Park–––March 17Teatro Coliseo–––March 19BogotáColombiaTeatro Royal Center–––March 21São PauloBrazilInterlagos Circuit––– May 27 Bristol England Bristol Beacon Mikayla Geier – – May 28LondonAlexandra PalaceMikayla Geier Princess Nokia–– May 30ManchesterAviva Studios–– June 1GlasgowScotlandO2 Academy GlasgowMikayla Geier–– June 2CardiffWalesDEPOT–– June 3BirminghamEnglandO2 Academy Birmingham––June 6BarcelonaSpainParc del Fòrum–––June 7ParisFranceBois de Vincennes–––July 19San DiegoUnited StatesBalboa Park–––August 14HelsinkiFinlandSuvilahti–––
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