Erykah Badu’s Concert in Sofia Will Take Place on January 25, 2027
The event at NDK Hall 1 is aligned with the new dates of the IMEHO European tour
The first solo show in Bulgaria by the inimitable Erykah Badu will take place on January 25, 2027 in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture (NDK). Some of the dates planned for October 2026 could not go ahead as originally scheduled due to unforeseen circumstances, but the new schedule has now been confirmed.
The updated tour dates are as follows:
January 15, 2027 — Milan, Italy | Teatro Dal Verme
January 20, 2027 — Paris, France | Zénith
January 25, 2027 — Sofia, Bulgaria | National Palace of Culture, Hall 1
January 27, 2027 — Katowice, Poland | Międzynarodowe Centrum Kongresowe
Ms. Badu sincerely appreciates the patience, understanding and continued support of her fans as these performances are rescheduled and looks forward to returning to the stage in each city.
Ticket information:
Tickets already purchased for the Sofia concert will be valid for the new date without revalidation.
Ticket holders for whom the new date is not suitable will be able to request a refund at the specific Eventim outlet where the ticket was purchased.
The deadline for ticket returns is no later than one month from the announcement of the new date, i.e. up to and including December 9.
For tickets purchased with the TicketDirect or E-ticket option, it is sufficient to contact Eventim at info@eventim.bg, stating your order number.
Tickets for Erykah Badu’s concert on January 25, 2027 in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture are on sale through the Eventim network, including OMV, Penshop, Na Tamno stores, Bulgarian Posts and Technopolis.
The inimitable Erykah Badu, the artist who laid the foundations of neo-soul with her debut album, has become an icon for generations of musicians and music lovers around the world. A true artist and improviser, she turns every performance into an unpredictable and one-of-a-kind experience. Fans will have the opportunity to enjoy her intimate and unique show in Hall 1 of NDK at the start of the new year. For Badu, performing live is not simply a matter of playing familiar hits, but a living, breathing musical organism that is born in the moment.
Today, her honors include five Grammy Awards and 20 nominations, and in 2025 Billboard Women in Music presented her with the special Icon Award, in recognition of her overall contribution to music culture. A “sound healer,” spiritual mentor, fashion icon and actress, she has never regarded music as a product, but as a way of life, a form of exploration and a means of connecting with others. At the end of August, she released her long-awaited collaborative album with the legendary producer The Alchemist, titled “Before the World Blows: The Abi and Alan Experiment.”
