Jinkx Monsoon: Speaking Of Witch

From recent adventures in dating, sex, and courtship, to the fun and unexpected welcomes to womanhood, Jinkx will give audiences the inside scoop on being a perma-stoned trans drag queen from America in 2026. Joined by her band Major Scales & The Badlings, each musical performance will punctuate the chapters of her life with their signature grunge piano bar stylings, covering deep cuts and B-sides from artists like Laufey, Madeline, Sparks— as well as some newer originals from her upcoming EP (the follow-up to her last EP, The Virgo Odyssey: Prologue).

Monsoon says, “The last three years have been a hell of a time, and I’ve crammed in a lot of living at the end of the world. Most days start with one witch hunt or another, and it’s no wonder we’re on edge. ‘Speaking of Witch’, did I mention I was one? Let’s unpack this conundrum together and see if we can conjure a protection charm through laughter. If you’ve seen me in my more formal settings, or you’ve never seen me at all— now’s your chance to get the original Jinkx Monsoon experience…

Me, you, a microphone, and some music. That’s all I need to make magic.”

‘Speaking of Witch’ marks, Monsoon’s first solo tour across the U.K. since 2022. The tour will follow Monsoon’s off-West End run as Judy Garland in Peter Quilter’s End of the Rainbow and the release of her upcoming new studio record. Monsoon is also set to release her first live album this fall, “Jinkx Monsoon: Live at Carnegie Hall”—a recording of her sold-out Carnegie Hall concert that took place on Valentine’s Day, 2025.