Malagasy artist Rijade is preparing to thrill her fans with a series of dates. From the Big Island to international stages, nothing will be left to chance. Rijade is hitting the road for a major tour. Combining personal celebrations and communion with her audience, the artist promises to set fire to stages across all corners of Madagascar, before flying off to the Indian Ocean and Europe. The kickoff of this marathon will take place on July 9 in Tuléar, where the southern public eagerly awaits her. But it's right after that things get serious and festive. From July 10 to 12, Rijade will settle in Nosy Be at Libertalia Parc. This triple engagement will have a special flavor since the artist will celebrate her birthday there. Three days of non-stop music and celebration are planned to mark this occasion properly. With major acts like Mily Clément and Jaojoby on the bill, nothing will be overlooked. The grand tour of Malagasy regions. After the beaches of the Île aux Parfums, heading east. Rijade invites her Sainte-Marie fans on July 19. The tour will then continue at a frantic pace through several key locations across the country. The artist will begin this journey in Antsohihy on July 23, before continuing the next day, July 24, in Mampikony. Giving her musicians no rest, she will take the stage in Ambondromamy on July 25, finally closing this intense regional session on July 28 in Betsiaka. A true musical road trip that will keep the star close to her provincial audience. August opens under the sign of travel. On August 1, Rijade will cross borders for a unique concert in Mauritius, exporting the fire of her rhythms to our Indian Ocean neighbors. The return home will be smooth with a highly anticipated stop in Nosy Be on August 8, before heading to the SAVA region to set Antalaha ablaze on August 22, then Ambanja on August 29. Finally, to crown this tour, it's in Europe that the artist will place her microphone. Rijade is expected on September 6 in Rome for an exclusive date that already promises to gather the diaspora and tropical music lovers in the Italian capital.