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Coco Jones Announces ‘What I Didn’t Tell You’ Tour Amid Rising Success

As Coco Jones continues to gain notoriety with her music career and the success of “ICU,” she has announced the “What I Didn’t Tell You” tour, which accompanies her EP with the same title.

“ICU” became Jones’ first Billboard Hot 100 entry and Jones won the best new artist award at the 2023 BET Awards.

Jones will also hit the festival circuit with her first stop being the Broccoli City Festival in D.C.

Ebony Riley, Haben and S!mone will join Jones as supporting acts.

When announcing the tour, Jones said “This is just leg 1 of the tour! I’ll be hitting more cities leg 2 stay tuned.”

Tickets forthe first leg of Jones’ tour are available now. The dates can be seen below.

Ebony Riley, Haben and S!mone will join Jones as supporting acts.

Aug. 8 — Boston — Paradise Rock Club

Aug. 10 — Toronto — The Phoenix Concert Theatre

Aug. 11 — Detroit — Majestic Theatre

Aug. 13 — Chicago — House of Blues

Aug. 15 — Minneapolis — First Avenue

Aug. 17 — Englewood, Colorado — Gothic Theatre

Aug. 22 — Los Angeles — Fonda Theatre

Aug. 23 — Santa Ana, California — The Observatory

Aug. 25 — Phoenix — The Van Buren

Aug. 27 — Dallas — The Echo Lounge & Music Hall

Aug. 29 — Birmingham, Alabama — Iron City

Aug. 30 — Nashville, Tennessee — Brooklyn Bowl Nashville

Sept. 3 — Norfolk, Virginia — The NorVa

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