Born in 1990, Solána Imani Rowe hails from St. Louis, Missouri. The acronym SZA comes from her Islamic heritage and the Supreme Alphabet.

SZA grew up listening to various kinds of music, including jazz, pop, and indie rock. After dropping out of college, SZA pursued music more earnestly. She sang hooks on her brother’s rap songs while releasing her own music during the 2010s.

Eventually, SZA caught the eye of an executive at Top Dawg Entertainment and made history by becoming the first female artist to sign with the label in 2014.

SZA has led several tours since kicking off her career, including the SOS Tour with Omar Apollo. She’s now reached the caliber of stardom where she’s headlining venues like Washington, DC’s Capital One Arena and Madison Square Garden in New York City.

“Kiss Me More.” “The Weekend.” “Broken Clocks.” How could you rank one SZA song above the rest? While fans may disagree on the particulars, several SZA songs have made quite a splash in the carts.

SZA has 38 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. Out of those 38 songs, she has seven top 10 hits. “Kiss Me More” featuring Doja Cat made it to the number three position, and the single “Good Days” claimed a spot at number nine a month after its release.

Other songs in the top 10 include “I Hate U,” “All the Stars,” featuring hip-hop legend Kendrick Lamar “What Lovers Do,” “Kill Bill,” and “Nobody Gets Me.”

SZA’s 2023 album SOS crushed records as well, reaching seven weeks at the Billboard 200’s number one spot.

SZA won a Grammy Award along with Doja Cat for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with the hit “Kiss Me More.” She also received an Oscar nomination in 2019 for Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures for the song “All the Stars.”

SZA has earned several nominations from the American Music Awards for songs “I Hate U” and “Kiss Me More,” along with CTRL. She also received two BET Award nominations in 2022 for “Kiss Me More” in the categories of Best Collaboration and Video of the Year.

SZA won a Billboard Music Award in 2018 for Top R&B Female Artist and several nominations in the same year for CTRL. “All the Stars” also won the Black Reel Award for Outstanding Original Song for the movie Black Panther.

For “Good Days,” she received a Gold Derby Award nomination in 2022 in the Song of the Year category.

SZA concerts generally last between an hour and three hours. That’s a full-on concert experience. Even if you don’t live near a major venue in a city like Atlanta, Chicago, or Detroit, the epic length of a SZA show might make traveling for a show worth it.

Expect to hear all of SZA’s best hits, including “All the Stars,” “The Weekend,” “I Hate U,” and “Drew Barrymore.”

We know you’re excited to see this great R&B singer perform her best songs across all of her albums. To figure out when SZA comes to a city near you, check out the singer’s tour schedule below, where we provide dates, city, venue location, and ticket prices.

SZA typically performs in major US cities like Dallas, San Diego, and Los Angeles. However, her tours sometimes also feature dates in Canadian cities like Toronto and Vancouver.

If you’re curious about a certain venue like the Oakland Arena, Viejas Arena, or Statefarm Arena, don’t forget that we also provide interactive seating charts that will help you navigate the area. Whether you live near the TD Garden, Little Caesars Arena, or the Moda Center, we’re here to help you get to your show.

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SZA tickets cost as low as $164 and average $373 for venues like the Scotiabank Arena or Schottenstein Center start, even at resale. Expect to see the most expensive seats going for around $1,600 for huge venues in cities like Philadelphia, Seattle, or Portland.

No matter what seat you want, we have the tickets to fit your budget for venues ranging from the Wells Fargo Center to the United Center.

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