Kali Uchis is a Grammy-winning R&B singer from Alexandria, Virginia. After dropping her debut mixtape, Drunken Babble (2012), and debut EP, Por Vida (2015), independently, she released her debut studio album, Isolation, in 2018 via Virgin EMI Records. The album peaked in the Top 40 on the Billboard 200. Further albums and EPs in Uchis' discography include Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) (2020), To Feel Alive (2020), Sin Miedo (Acoustic) (2021), Red Moon in Venus (2023) and Orquídeas (2024). In 2021, she took home the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for "10%," her 2019 collaboration with Kaytranada. In May 2025, Uchis released her fifth studio set, Sincerely, which was preceded by the singles "Sunshine & Rain..." and "ILYSMIH."
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Uchis' 2025 tour arrives on the heels of her fifth studio album, Sincerely. Her most intimate and vulnerable body of work to date, the 14-track record is a testament to the curative power of deep love, and a powerful representation of the way Uchis romanticizes life and her inner world. Written and executive produced by Uchis, Sincerely, finds the genre-traversing star feeling more herself than ever. The project arrived alongside an official music video for standout track "All I Can Say", a cinematic performance piece directed by Bethany Vargas, inspired by classic film noir and the 1950's showcasing Kali Uchis transformed into a timeless on-screen siren.
Joining Uchis on tour are Thee Sacred Souls, the 11-piece band from San Diego whose lush, analog sound and heartfelt performances have earned them a devoted fanbase. Following a series of sold-out shows, including three nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and a headlining performance at Brooklyn Paramount, the tour marks its debut on arena stages. Thee Sacred Souls have also just released their first new song of the year in "We Don't Have To Be Alone," recorded during the sessions for the band's sophomore album Got A Story To Tell, released last October on Daptone Records.
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Uchis' 2025 tour arrives on the heels of her fifth studio album, Sincerely. Her most intimate and vulnerable body of work to date, the 14-track record is a testament to the curative power of deep love, and a powerful representation of the way Uchis romanticizes life and her inner world. Written and executive produced by Uchis, Sincerely, finds the genre-traversing star feeling more herself than ever. The project arrived alongside an official music video for standout track "All I Can Say", a cinematic performance piece directed by Bethany Vargas, inspired by classic film noir and the 1950's showcasing Kali Uchis transformed into a timeless on-screen siren.
Joining Uchis on tour are Thee Sacred Souls, the 11-piece band from San Diego whose lush, analog sound and heartfelt performances have earned them a devoted fanbase. Following a series of sold-out shows, including three nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and a headlining performance at Brooklyn Paramount, the tour marks its debut on arena stages. Thee Sacred Souls have also just released their first new song of the year in "We Don't Have To Be Alone," recorded during the sessions for the band's sophomore album Got A Story To Tell, released last October on Daptone Records.
Kali Uchis is a Grammy-winning R&B singer from Alexandria, Virginia. After dropping her debut mixtape, Drunken Babble (2012), and debut EP, Por Vida (2015), independently, she released her debut studio album, Isolation, in 2018 via Virgin EMI Records. The album peaked in the Top 40 on the Billboard 200. Further albums and EPs in Uchis' discography include Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) (2020), To Feel Alive (2020), Sin Miedo (Acoustic) (2021), Red Moon in Venus (2023) and Orquídeas (2024). In 2021, she took home the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for "10%," her 2019 collaboration with Kaytranada. In May 2025, Uchis released her fifth studio set, Sincerely, which was preceded by the singles "Sunshine & Rain..." and "ILYSMIH."
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Uchis' 2025 tour arrives on the heels of her fifth studio album, Sincerely. Her most intimate and vulnerable body of work to date, the 14-track record is a testament to the curative power of deep love, and a powerful representation of the way Uchis romanticizes life and her inner world. Written and executive produced by Uchis, Sincerely, finds the genre-traversing star feeling more herself than ever. The project arrived alongside an official music video for standout track "All I Can Say", a cinematic performance piece directed by Bethany Vargas, inspired by classic film noir and the 1950's showcasing Kali Uchis transformed into a timeless on-screen siren.
Joining Uchis on tour are Thee Sacred Souls, the 11-piece band from San Diego whose lush, analog sound and heartfelt performances have earned them a devoted fanbase. Following a series of sold-out shows, including three nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and a headlining performance at Brooklyn Paramount, the tour marks its debut on arena stages. Thee Sacred Souls have also just released their first new song of the year in "We Don't Have To Be Alone," recorded during the sessions for the band's sophomore album Got A Story To Tell, released last October on Daptone Records.
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Uchis' 2025 tour arrives on the heels of her fifth studio album, Sincerely. Her most intimate and vulnerable body of work to date, the 14-track record is a testament to the curative power of deep love, and a powerful representation of the way Uchis romanticizes life and her inner world. Written and executive produced by Uchis, Sincerely, finds the genre-traversing star feeling more herself than ever. The project arrived alongside an official music video for standout track "All I Can Say", a cinematic performance piece directed by Bethany Vargas, inspired by classic film noir and the 1950's showcasing Kali Uchis transformed into a timeless on-screen siren.
Joining Uchis on tour are Thee Sacred Souls, the 11-piece band from San Diego whose lush, analog sound and heartfelt performances have earned them a devoted fanbase. Following a series of sold-out shows, including three nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and a headlining performance at Brooklyn Paramount, the tour marks its debut on arena stages. Thee Sacred Souls have also just released their first new song of the year in "We Don't Have To Be Alone," recorded during the sessions for the band's sophomore album Got A Story To Tell, released last October on Daptone Records.
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