Everything We Know About Teyana Taylor's Farewell Tour

Teyana Taylor is a woman of many talents. She's a singer, dancer, actor, and model. However, the entertainer recently announced that she's ready to give up her music career for good. On December 4, 2020, the "Gonna Love Me" hitmaker took to Instagram to share her end of the year Spotify stats. Despite more than 162 million streams within one year, Taylor admitted she felt "underappreciated" and was receiving "little to no real push" from the "machine." Therefore, Taylor announced she would be hanging up her microphone for good.

Unsurprisingly, the news made headlines and caught the attention of many, including music icon Janet Jackson. While honoring Taylor on her 30th birthday, Jackson shared a snapshot of the pair on Instagram and tried to reassure Taylor to not quit. "Teyana, you have an undeniable gift from God. Don't ever let that go. You bring something so special to the industry and you continue to have such an impact on this world," Jackson wrote. "Imagine if I gave up after my first or second album didn't hit #1, or win any awards? We do this for the love, the passion and the fans."

It's been nearly a year since Taylor vowed to quit making music and it seems she's sticking to her guns. Keep reading to find out more.

As of this writing, Teyana Taylor has released three studio albums. Her most recent, "The Album," dropped in 2020 and will supposedly be her last. In an Instagram post shared on September 22, the "Morning" hitmaker announced she will embark on one last tour, titled "The Last Rose Petal," that will start imminently. "How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.... However for every goodbye God makes the next hello closer," she wrote. "Come out and watch me, leave it all out on the stage... One last time... Just for you & as my last rose petal falls, I say farewell."

Taylor plans to go across North America in November with 12 shows. She will begin her tour in San Francisco on November 7 and will finish in Atlanta on November 30. Now that Taylor has made it clear she has no desire to be a music maker anymore, it's started to really make an impact on fans. "teyana taylor announced she's going on her farewell tour. she's really retiring from music," one user tweeted, attaching a video of a woman crying. "Teyana Taylor is too talented to retire now," another person shared. Furthermore, JT from rap duo City Girls expressed, "I'm going to @TEYANATAYLOR tour for sure!!! But why is it farewell, me as a fan want more music!!!"