Zolita announces the HELL’S BELLES Headline Tour, bringing the world of her upcoming album to stages across North America this fall.
Singer-songwriter, filmmaker, and queer pop artist Zolita has announced her HELL’S BELLES Tour in support of her upcoming album, HELL’S BELLES, arriving on August 28.
The tour kicks off on September 23 in Philadelphia. It then travels to New York, Boston, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and more. Finally, the tour wraps up with a hometown show in Los Angeles on October 14.
At the same time, the tour gives fans their first chance to experience HELL’S BELLES live. Instead of simply performing new songs, Zolita brings the album’s contrasting themes to life through an immersive concert experience.
The World of HELL’S BELLES
HELL’S BELLES explores two contrasting sides of Zolita’s artistic identity. On one hand, “BELLES” embraces romance, vulnerability, and softness. On the other hand, “HELL” dives into confidence, temptation, freedom, and darker emotional landscapes. Together, these opposing elements create a cohesive story that balances fantasy with self-discovery.
Earlier this year, Zolita introduced both sides of the project through the singles “Hell’s Belles” and “HARDCORE.” While “Hell’s Belles” blends country and rock influences with her signature pop style. Meanwhile, “HARDCORE” shifts toward gritty electro-pop driven by instinct and power. Together, the two tracks offer an early glimpse into the album’s broader creative vision.
Now, the upcoming tour expands that vision beyond the studio. Through live performances, Zolita aims to transform the album’s emotional contrasts into a fully immersive stage experience.
Find out more about Zolita
Over the past decade, Zolita has established herself as one of independent pop’s most distinctive voices. Beyond her music, she has gained recognition for creating cinematic visual worlds that connect each project into a larger artistic story.
From the start of her career, Zolita has maintained creative control over both her music and visuals. Moreover, she has consistently centered authentic queer stories, portraying relationships with honesty, vulnerability, and emotional depth.
Through releases like Immaculate Conception, Sappho, Evil Angel, and Queen of Hearts, she has continued expanding her artistic vision. At the same time, she has earned recognition from major publications and built a loyal global fanbase.
The HELL’S BELLES Tour marks another milestone in Zolita’s evolving career. As she prepares to release her new album, she invites audiences into a cinematic world where vulnerability and confidence exist side by side.
