Addison Rae is plotting a tour in support of her debut studio album
Addison Rae has let slip that there are plans in place for her to hit the road in support of her debut album.
Addison Rae plans to tour her self-titled debut album.
The Diet Pepsi singer is plotting a jaunt in support of her much-hyped record but didn't state when exactly it will be.
Speaking on the Therapuss with Jake Shane podcast, she said: "I don't know. Am I allowed to say that um there's definitely plans to tour the album."
Asked if she is excited to tour, she said: "I really like performing, I don't know, I think I was always wanting to perform just in life, I think it's always been so fun to me to be on stage and um like convey some sort of feeling to people.
"I mean, I grew up competitively dancing."
Addison recently admitted she didn't want to chase chart positions with her debut album.
The pop star released her self-titled LP on June 6, and she insisted the most important thing she wanted to achieve from her first full-length project was "connecting" with listeners, not commercial success.
She told GRAMMY.com about her hopes for her music career, she said: "I'm a big believer in manifestation and speaking things into existence, and I think I've done that throughout my whole career this far.
"I'm hoping that I will get to do a lot more live performances and my interpretation of my music for people in-person, and I'm hoping that the album is received really well. For me, it's less about the way that it performs number-wise or on the charts — it's really about people connecting with it, and being open to receive the music and feel it for what it is, which is a reflection of my life experiences and my heart, and growing up and understanding this crazy world a little bit more every day."
