Drag Bans Won't Stop Todrick Hall From Performing in Tennessee

Todrick Hall is hoping his nails, hair, hips, and heels will take the stage in Tennessee.

Earlier this week on the red carpet at the iHeartRadio Awards in Los Angeles, the singer exclusively teased his upcoming fall tour. However, he's already receiving pushback from the Volunteer State.

"I'm going on a tour that I haven not announced yet, but in the fall, I'm going on tour. We were told that we might not be able to perform in the whole state of Tennessee, which is a first for me. I think it's really important for us to be there fighting. I think it's really important at this time for us to show up in a way that we have not shown up before. I'm going to do everything I can to make sure I get to Tennessee, because it's necessary right now," Hall tells Out.

Following a busy few months promoting his new TV shows The Real Friends of WeHoand Battle of the Bling, the star is ready to get back into the studio and go back to his roots.

"I am doing a reset and just thinking about all of the things that I want to accomplish [and] getting my voice out there. I have new music coming out. I shot some really dope videos that are my favorite videos that I have shot in a long time. I'm really excited for my fans to see them."

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After the rocky reception to The Real Friends of WeHo, Hall is excited to focus on his personal goals with a longterm relationship on the bucket list.

"I'm just really focused and I think the pandemic and all of the things that I've gone through have really helped me realize who I am. I've learned some valuable life lessons. I'm ready to get boo'd up, get married, have kids, and I'm excited for people to see the new things that my team and I have been working on."

To see the full interview with Todrick Hall at the iHeartRadio Awards, check out the video below.

Todrick Hall Plans on Performing in Tennessee Following Drag Bansyoutu.be