Marina is stepping into her latest chapter with The Princess of Power Tour, a North American run that will showcase both her evolving artistry and her unwavering ability to connect with fans. Beginning September 6 in Seattle and concluding November 15 in Mexico City, the tour supports her 2025 album Princess of Power, a record that captures her ambition, creativity, and signature theatrical flair.
For more than a decade, Marina has defied easy labels, moving from indie pop provocateur to chart-friendly hitmaker while holding on to her independent spirit. With Princess of Power, she continues that trajectory, blending shimmering pop hooks with introspective lyrics that explore identity, resilience, and self-expression. The tour promises to bring those songs to life with the kind of immersive staging her fans have come to expect.
Marina has invited Coco & Clair Clair and Mallrat to join her on the road, an inspired choice that places rising voices alongside an established presence. This lineup mirrors her own career arc, balancing mainstream success with an enduring loyalty to alternative pop. It is a reminder that Marina has always been about more than radio hits, her shows are communal experiences where music, visuals, and audience merge into something unforgettable.
The Princess of Power concept also speaks to Marina’s long-standing knack for weaving narrative into her work. Past eras like Electra Heart and Froot were marked by bold visuals and storytelling. This time, the imagery leans into strength and empowerment, delivered with the polished pop sensibility she has perfected over the years.
As the tour prepares to set off, anticipation is high. Fans can expect a setlist that balances the new album with favorites from across her catalog, delivered with Marina’s trademark intensity and theatrical staging. While the current schedule spans North America, fans all over Europe have been vocal in their hopes for a future leg, calling for her to bring the Princess of Power experience overseas. With dates stretching across the United States, Canada, and a closing night in Mexico City, the tour already feels like a confident statement of where Marina stands today, an artist in full command of her vision.