Stevie Wonder launches ‘Sing Your Song’ tour to inspire unity ahead of election

Stevie Wonder with Ayanna Gregory

Legendary musician Stevie Wonder is set to embark on a highly anticipated 10-city U.S. tour titled “Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart,” coinciding with the upcoming presidential election. This tour promises to be a celebration of music and a call to action, encouraging fans to engage in the democratic process.


Tour details and schedule

The tour kicks off on Oct. 8 at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, and will make stops in several key battleground states, including:


  • Oct. 10: New York — Madison Square Garden
  • Oct. 12: Philadelphia — Wells Fargo Center
  • Oct. 15: Baltimore — CFG Bank Arena
  • Oct. 17: Greensboro, N.C. — Greensboro Coliseum
  • Oct. 19: Atlanta — State Farm Arena
  • Oct. 22: Detroit — Little Caesars Arena
  • Oct. 24: Milwaukee — Fiserv Forum
  • Oct. 27: Minneapolis — Target Center
  • Oct. 30: Grand Rapids, Mich. — Van Andel Arena

Wonder’s tour is not just about music; it aims to foster a sense of community and encourage civic engagement. The singer has expressed his desire for the tour to promote “joy over anger, kindness over recrimination, peace over war.” In a special gesture, he will provide complimentary tickets to individuals actively working to improve their communities.

A message of hope and action

The announcement of the tour follows Wonder’s powerful performance at the recent Democratic National Convention, where he emphasized the importance of taking action. During his speech, he urged the audience to remember this pivotal moment in history.


“Now is the moment to understand where we are and what it will take to win: win the broken hearts, win the disenchanted, win the angry spirits — now is the time,” Wonder said.

His passionate call to action resonated deeply, as he encouraged everyone to choose “courage over complacency” and to go out and vote. This message aligns perfectly with the themes of his upcoming tour.

Wonder’s legacy and influence

Wonder, 74, a 25-time Grammy Award winner, has long been an advocate for social justice and equality. His music has inspired generations, and his ability to blend soulful melodies with powerful messages makes him a unique voice in today’s cultural landscape. The upcoming tour not only showcases his musical talents but also reinforces his commitment to using his platform for positive change.

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