Following a sold-out, celebrated performance at the Hollywood Palladium on Saturday night, GRAMMY-nominated global superstar Demi Lovato has officially announced her highly anticipated return to the road. The It’s Not That Deep Tour, with special guest ADÉLA, will bring Lovato’s high-energy dance-pop era to life across the U.S. and Canada in 2026, marking her first major headlining run in three years. The tour stops at Little Caesars Arena on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at 8 p.m.

Produced by Live Nation, the tour will feature music from Lovato’s latest studio album It’s Not That Deep (out now via DLG Recordings/Island Records) alongside the biggest hits of her career across 23 cities. The tour kicks off April 8 at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC, making stops in Orlando, Atlanta, Nashville, Toronto, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more before wrapping May 25 at Toyota Center in Houston, TX.

At the Hollywood Palladium on October 25, Lovato gave fans a preview of what they can expect from the It’s Not That Deep Tour: an electric, celebratory energy that weaves in her new dance-pop bangers with her enduring hits and signature powerhouse vocals, guaranteeing that everyone will be on their feet dancing the entire show.

Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep era revisits the dance-pop sound laced throughout her previous hit records and brings a celebratory energy that’s about taking full control while letting inhibitions go, featuring tracks that demand late nights and dancefloors. The album’s release was preceded by its sleek and sexy electro-pop lead single “Fast,” the fierce and infectious anthemic pop banger “Here All Night,” and the irresistible, fan-demanded single “Kiss,” from which the album title was born through the lyric “It’s not that deep, unless you want it to be.” Alongside the release of the album, Demi dropped a live version of the new song “Let You Go,” delivering yet another signature powerhouse vocal performance.