Global superstar Rihanna is poised for a spectacular return to the music scene with a series of major stadium concerts in the UK this summer, according to fresh reports. This would mark her first major tour in a decade, following a break during which she focused on her family and her massively successful Fenty business empire.
A Decade in the Making: The Comeback Details
The 37-year-old singer, whose last tour was the 2016 Anti World Tour, is said to be scheduling several enormous UK performances for August 2026. An insider revealed to The Sun's Bizarre column that plans for shows at the London Stadium last summer were postponed after Rihanna fell pregnant with her daughter. "She's ready to get back out on stage and wants her fans to hear the music she has been working on," the source stated, adding that the upcoming shows are expected to be "monumental" and certain sell-outs.
Rihanna's most recent major public performance was her headline appearance at the Super Bowl LVII halftime show in 2023, where she revealed her pregnancy with her second child. Since then, she and partner A$AP Rocky have welcomed their third child, a daughter named Rocki, in September 2025.
Family Life and Future Plans
Now a mother of three, Rihanna is thoroughly embracing parenthood. She shares two sons, RZA, three, and Riot, two, with Rocky, in addition to their four-month-old daughter. The nine-time Grammy winner recently expressed her joy, telling Extra: "The babies are amazing. They're all getting bigger, and I cannot take it."
Despite her busy family life and her commitments to the Fenty brand, music remains her "soul passion." In a light-hearted moment that hinted at her ever-growing family, Rihanna recently joked on an Instagram post about the prospect of having a fourth baby, commenting "Wait! So I'm not crazy then? Bet!"
What Fans Can Expect
This potential summer tour signifies a highly anticipated comeback to live music for one of the world's biggest artists. The reports suggest a focus on the UK market, with large-scale stadium dates that will likely feature new material alongside her catalogue of iconic hits. If the plans proceed, it will end a long wait for fans who have not seen her on a formal tour since the Obama administration was in office, promising a major cultural moment for the British summer.
