Todrick Hall Plays No Games with “Femuline”

Todrick Hall is celebrating Pride with the release of his new album, Femuline, out TODAY. His lead single “Boys In The Ocean” came out Friday, June 4^th and  today he unveiled a video for album track “Rainin’ Fellas,” an homage to the Weather Girls’ classic, “It’s Raining Men.” Hall co-directed and creative directed the visual with Richy Jackson, best known for his work with Lady Gaga, at the helm as choreographer.

Femuline is bold and unapologetic, like it’s creator. Hall exudes a new confidence and his magnetic charisma shines through on every track, not to mention his clever wordplay. The album was entirely written by Hall, with production from Grammy-winning Wiidope (Nicole Scherzinger, Ciara), and Jeeve (Bruno Mars, Britney Spears).

Additionally, Hall is joined by a fierce collection of collaborators, including the legendary Chaka Khan, Brandy, Nicole Scherzinger,  Tyra Banks and TS Madison. The dance floor-ready collection is a defiant statement of self-empowerment and self-described as an “open love letter to the LGBTQ community,” released in tandem and in honor of Pride.

Additionally, today Hall announced a global tour in 2022, with dates spanning the U.S., Europe and Australia. The North American leg will kick on March 12, 2022 in Seattle and wind through the U.S. until May 3, 2022, ending in Toronto, ON. For ticket information.

In further celebration of Pride, Hall partnered with makeup brand Morphe to create a limited-edition palette, Live With Love, with 100% of net proceeds to be donated the Trevor Project. The brightly colored collection features vivid hues with names such as “Stay Strong,” “Spread Kindness,” “Use Your Voice,” “Sho Compassion” and “Be Heard.”

Hall’s unstoppable, self-sustained rise has taken him a long way from his roots in the tiny Texas town of Plainview. He quickly went from national fame on “American Idol” to international attention through “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and ultimately commanded a huge global following on social media. He has starred in a selection of Broadway smashes including “Kinky Boots,” “Chicago” and “Waitress” and was featured as the dance captain on the BBC’s “Greatest Dancer.” His profile continued to explode in the wake of his COVID-19 themed anthem “Mask, Gloves, Soap, Scrubs” which he followed with hosting duties for Global Pride 2020 for YouTube.

Billboard’s cover story summarized his mass appeal: “He’s part old-school theatre showman, part new-school internet personality, part drag queen… he’s also pushing the boundaries of LGBTQ representation in a business that has historically been unwelcoming to queer people of color.”

TODRICK HALL NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

March 12             Seattle, Wash.                  Moore Theatre

March 13             Portland, Ore.                  Wonder Ballroom

March 14             Berkeley, Calif.               The UC Theatre

March 15             San Diego, Calif.             House of Blues

March 17             Phoenix, Ariz.                 The Van Buren

March 18             Las Vegas, Nev.              24 Oxford

March 20            Salt Lake City, Utah       The Depot

March 21             Englewood, Colo.          Gothic Theatre

March 23             Lubbock, Texas              Lubbock Civic Center

March 24             Oklahoma City, Okla.    Tower Theatre

March 25             Austin, Texas                  Empire Garage

March 26             Grand Prairie, Texas      The Theatre at Grand Prairie

March 27             Houston, Texas               House of Blues

March 28             San Antonio, Texas       Tobin Center for the Performing Arts

March 29             New Orleans, La.           The Civic Theatre

March 30             Memphis, Tenn.             Minglewood Hall

March 31             St. Louis, Mo.                Delmar Hall

April 2                  Minneapolis, Minn.       Varsity Theater

April 3                  Chicago, Ill.                    House of Blues

April 4                  Royal Oak, Mich.           Royal Oak Music Theatre

April 5                  Cleveland, Ohio             House of Blues

April 6                  Columbus, Ohio             Newport Music Hall

April 7                  Indianapolis, Ind.           Deluxe at Old National Centre

April 8                  Louisville, Ky.               Mercury Ballroom

April 9                  Knoxville, Tenn.            The Mill & Mine

April 10                Birmingham, Ala.          Saturn

April 12                Jacksonville, Fla.           Florida Theatre

April 13                Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.       Parker Playhouse

April 14                Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.       Parker Playhouse

April 15                St. Petersburg, Fla.        Floridian Social Club

April 16                Orlando, Fla.                 Hard Rock Cafe

April 18                Nashville, Tenn.            Brooklyn Bowl

April 19                Columbia, S.C.             The Senate

April 20                Raleigh, N.C.                The Ritz

April 21                Ashville, N.C.               The Orange Peel

April 22                Atlanta, Ga.                   Woodruff Arts Center-Symphony Hall

April 23                Charlotte, N.C.              The Underground

April 24                Washington, DC            Warner Theatre

April 26                Baltimore, Md               Rams Head Live

April 27                Philadelphia, Pa.           The Fillmore

April 28                Asbury Park, N.J.         Paramount Theatre

April 29                New York City, N.Y.     Terminal 5

April 30                Mashantucket, Conn.    Foxwoods Theatre

May 1                   Boston, Mass.               Wilbur Theatre

May 2                   Montréal, QC               Club Soda

May 3                   Toronto, ON                 Exhibition Place-Queen Elizabeth Theatre