Tyler, the Creator will spend 2025 on the road touring his upcoming "Chromakopia" album. The "See You Again" singer on Wednesday announced a world tour that spans North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Tyler, The Creator will support his new album 'Chromakopia' -- out Oct. 28 -- with a world tour set for for 2025.

Chromakopia marks Tyler, the Creator’s first album in three years, following his Grammy-wining 2021 effort, Call Me If You Get Lost. (Last year, he dropped an expanded edition, The Estate Sale, which featured eight additional songs.)

Tyler, The Creator has announced a world tour in support of his forthcoming album, “Chromakopia.” The tour will make a three-night stop at the Crypto.com Arena on Feb. 14, 17, and 20, 2025.

Tyler, The Creator just announced he’ll play arenas all over the world on his 2025 ‘Chromakopia Tour’ in support of his new “Phantom Tollbooth” and ’70s Zambian rock-inspired album with the same name, which hits shelves Oct. 28.

Tyler kicked off the rollout to Chromakopia with the eerie, borderline militant video for “ Chroma ,” featuring the “chromakopia” chant and introducing his latest alter ego. Then, he announced the album’s surprising release date, revealing a truncated schedule that would allow the album to drop just two weeks after the initial tease.