Singer Momo Boyd is set to bring her solo “Miss Michigan” tour to London this November, marking a significant milestone in her transition from her family band, Infinity Song, to an established solo artist.
The 27-year-old artist will perform an intimate solo show at The Lower Third in London on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. The performance comes as Boyd explores a distinct stylistic shift, moving away from the pop-rock harmonies of her siblings toward a soulful blend of folk and R&B showcased on her debut EP, Miss Michigan.
Reflecting on her journey from performing in New York’s Central Park and subway stations to recording with major labels, Boyd has described the solo transition as a process of self-discovery. “I’m trying to figure out where I’m supposed to be,” the singer noted regarding the challenge of carving out an individual identity while remaining a core member of her family’s musical collective.
Solo performance and ticket details
The London solo date offers UK fans a first look at the live evolution of her solo material. Tickets for the performance at The Lower Third, located at 26 Denmark Street (WC2H 8NJ), are priced between £22.00 and £25.35. The event is restricted to those aged 16 and over.
Fans can find more information regarding the solo show and booking through Live Nation UK.
Boyd’s profile has risen sharply in 2026 following high-profile collaborations. She was featured on the track “Good Flirts” alongside Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar earlier this year, a collaboration that further cemented her status within the R&B and hip-hop landscape.
Infinity Song UK dates
Following her solo performance, Boyd will reunite with her siblings for two major UK dates under the Infinity Song banner. The band, which is signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation, will maintain their scheduled tour dates in Manchester and London later that week.
The Infinity Song performances are scheduled as follows:
- Manchester: Manchester Academy 2, Saturday 7 November 2026.
- London: The Roundhouse, Sunday 8 November 2026.
While the solo Miss Michigan project explores a more stripped-back, acoustic-led sound, the band’s full-ensemble shows continue to draw on the “soft rock” influences that saw their track “Haters Anthem” go viral. There has been no official confirmation as to whether Boyd’s siblings will appear during her solo set on 3 November, which is currently billed as a standalone performance.