Jill Scott Announces 'To Whom This May Concern World Tour' 2026

The three-time Grammy winner will perform three shows at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre in July 2026.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 4:33pm

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Jill Scott has announced her 'To Whom This May Concern World Tour' for 2026, which will include three concerts at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre on July 16, 18, and 19. Tickets for the Brooklyn shows start as low as $131 including fees on StubHub. The tour supports Scott's sixth studio album, which is her first in 11 years.

Why it matters

Jill Scott is a beloved R&B icon, and her first tour in three years is highly anticipated by her devoted fanbase. The three Brooklyn shows provide New York-area fans a chance to see the singer perform live, as part of her broader North American tour hitting major markets.

The details

The 'To Whom This May Concern World Tour' will send Scott to auditoriums, theaters, performing arts centers, pavilions and music festivals across North America from June through September 2026. The cheapest tickets for the Brooklyn shows start at $131 including fees on StubHub. Prior to this tour, Scott last officially toured in 2023 on her 'Who Is Jill Scott' run, which celebrated the 23rd anniversary of her debut album.

  • The Brooklyn shows are scheduled for Thursday, July 16 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, July 18 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, July 19 at 7:30 p.m.

The players

Jill Scott

A three-time Grammy-winning R&B singer and songwriter who is embarking on her 'To Whom This May Concern World Tour' in 2026 to support her sixth studio album, her first in 11 years.

Kings Theatre

A historic theater in Brooklyn, New York that will host three Jill Scott concerts as part of her 2026 tour.

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The takeaway

Jill Scott's return to touring after an 11-year hiatus is an exciting moment for her loyal fanbase, who will have the chance to see the acclaimed R&B singer perform classics and new material from her forthcoming album at venues across North America, including three shows at the iconic Kings Theatre in Brooklyn.