Zingara is making her dreams a reality this year. Yesterday, the experimental bass dynamo shared initial details on her debut album, The Code of Dreamz, and a namesake 24-date headline tour kicking off next month.
“The concept of this tour and album is to fully embody my childhood dreams (my manifestations/future goals and the ones that take place while I sleep),” Zingara wrote on Instagram. “Lots of shadow work and childhood memories have been popping up as I have been working on this behind the scenes creatively. So much transformation.”
“I am obsessed with decoding dreams and I finally get to bring to life everything I have learned, seen and experienced into my music, visuals and shows,” she continued. “I am so excited for you all to experience this world.”
More information on the album will be revealed in the coming months, but for now, the Maryland native will focus on building her own live production package for her “biggest headline tour yet.”
Zingara’s self-produced Code of Dreamz Tour will kick off in Toronto on March 22, 2024, with major stops in cities like San Francisco, Washington D.C., Orlando, Chicago, Austin and more.
Support lineups will vary by date, but Zingara has invited some of her closest collaborators and “talented friends” to join in on the fun, including Austeria, Sharlitz Web, Steller and Black Carl!, among others.
Zingara–AKA Gabrielle Mirabile–has been on an absolute tear as of late, following up her breakthrough 2022 EP Mind & Body with a bevy of red-hot singles like “Space Candy,” “Find It In Your Mind” with Steller, “WWYB3” with Austeria and “Mindship.”
After rocking out on LSDREAM‘s Radical Audio Visual Experience Tour at the end of 2023, she’s already been hard at work this year, adding to a deep catalog of bangers with two new tracks: an official remix of CloZee’s “VISIONS” and “Manifest,” a bass-face-inducing collaboration with Hallucinate and rapper Nat James.
Check out Zingara’s announcement and a complete list of tour dates below.
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