The first tour by North West (13) won't be taking place after all. Together with rapper Molly Santana (21), the daughter of Kim Kardashian (45) and Kanye West (48) had planned to tour North America starting August 5 under the title "Kimokawaii Tour", with a concert in Dallas set to kick things off. On the ticket platform Ticketmaster, this date now bears the note "canceled", as reported by US magazine "People" among others. The tour's official website is also reportedly no longer accessible.
The show scheduled for August 17 in Toronto has also been scrapped. No explanation for the cancellation has been provided so far. "People" says it has requested a statement from representatives of both artists, but no response has been received yet.
However, the tour schedule isn't completely empty: The performance planned for August 25 at the club The Midway in San Francisco is still listed on the venue's page. Whether a concert will actually take place there remains unclear.
The debut EP was released in May
The 13-year-old laid the groundwork for the planned and now canceled tour in May with "N0rth4evr", her first EP. The release was celebrated extensively within the family: Uncle Rob Kardashian (39), aunt Khloé Kardashian (42), and grandmother Kris Jenner (70) shared Instagram stories dancing to the new songs, according to the report.
The lead single "Piercing On My Hand" had already been released in February. In it, the Kardashian-West daughter addresses the public discussion about her dermal piercing. In her lyrics, she counters criticism of her appearance and names what she wants: more piercings, tattoos, and blue hair.
First stage experience at Rolling Loud
A few months earlier, North West gained her first stage experience. She made her festival debut in May, shortly after the EP's release, at Rolling Loud in Orlando, Florida. Molly Santana was already on stage with her at the time.
Both musicians can boast prominent collaborations. North West was heard in 2025 on "Childlike Things" by FKA Twigs (38), a track from the album "Eusexua". Santana, meanwhile, recently appeared alongside Future on Drake's track "Ran To Atlanta". What will happen with the "Kimokawaii Tour" is currently unclear.
