Jake Miller announces spring 'Wait For You' tour from April 11 to May 17

The tour will hit major US cities nationwide including New York, Chicago, Houston, Nashville, and more

Singer, songwriter, and producer Jake Miller has announced his upcoming spring 21-date headlining 'Wait For You' Tour starting April 11 in Las Vegas and ending May 17 in Los Angeles.

The tour will hit major U.S. cities nationwide including New York, Chicago, Houston, Nashville, and more. During these shows, Miller will perform new music off his forthcoming EP, due this spring via Red Music, including his new single 'Wait For You', which is currently featured on Apple Music's A-List Pop playlist and has clocked nearly three million streams to date.

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