Get excited Normani fans, the Dopamine tour is moving forward. “We’re definitely having those conversations,” the 28-year-old singer exclusively told Us Weekly about the status of her tour plans while celebrating the release of Law Roach ’s debut book, How to Build a Fashion Icon: Notes of Confidence From the World’s Only Image Architect , with Keke Palmer and more stars in Los Angeles. Along with hinting at returning to the stage, Normani teased that she’s “really excited to release” some extra Dopamine content.
“We have some videos up our sleeves too ...
I know that my fans have been really waiting on that,” she told Us. “But a tour is definitely in the works.” It’s been five years since Normani last hit the road as an opening act on Ariana Grande ’s Sweetener tour, so it’s safe to say her fans miss her on stage — and the feeling is clearly mutual.
“I’m really excited to just get back on stage and see my fans. I feel like it’s just a totally different energy, and I thrive in that,” Normani said. “I’ve loved the recording process, but it was just so extensive that I’m just like, I’m ready to be creative in a different way.
” Dopamine , Normani’s debut solo album, was released on June 14 after her girl group, Fifth Harmony, went on hiatus in 2017. ( Camilla Cabello left the group a year prior to pursue her solo career.) The album was a long time coming — six years to be exact.
She initially teased she was working on a solo .
