Rihanna’s break from the musical world will be coming to an end in 2024 as plans for 2024 comeback tour have been revealed.
According to UrbanIslandz.com, her return is set to feature not one, but two full albums, packed with new music for her fans.
The Mirror reports that the Fenty Beauty mogul inked a 32 million pounds ($20+ million) deal with Live Nation for the cause.
Rihanna, together with her rapper beau A$AP Rocky, have been focused on family time as the couple adjusts to life as parents with “2 under 2.”
Previously, Rihanna gave birth to the couple’s first son RZA Athelston Mayers, in May of last year. Then, in August, Rihanna had her and Rocky’s second son, Riot Rose Mayers, months after announcing her pregnancy at the Superbowl in February.
In 2022, the singer dropped her first new release in six years when she joined the soundtrack for the Blockbuster sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The track titled “Lift Me Up” was nominated for an Academy Award and became the Pop superstar’s 43rd Platinum-certified hit, marking sales equivalent to 1 million album units in the U.S. less than five months after the song’s release.
