Daniel Caesar at The Greek Theatre

Sending soulful R&B vibes across the world for his sensational tracks "Get You" featuring Kali Uchis, "Best Part" with H.E.R., and "Japanese Denim" to name a few, Daniel Caesar is back, and this time around, he's launching the second leg of his massive world tour. In support of his new album "Never Enough", fans definitely couldn't get enough of the man's soulful sonic experiences. Heading over across the U.S. and Canada, this is your chance to score spots at the Superpowers World Tour.

A slew of acts will be joining Caesar in select cities. The trek's supporting acts include Montell Fish, Omar Apollo, Flying Lotus, Moses Sumney, and Charlotte Day Wilson with BADBADNOTGOOD.

Sending the feels across global airwaves with the release of his debut LP "Freudian", the man redefined soulful R&B at its finest with his hit singles "Get You" featuring Kali Uchis, "We Find Love", "Blessed", and "Best Part" with H.E.R.

Back in the game with a new album up his sleeve, the man bags his highest-charting release yet. "Never Enough" hit the top spot on the Billboard Hot R&B Songs Chart and #15 on the US Hot 100. Mastering a unique blend of soul and R&B in his mix, the record showcases Daniel Caesar's craft at its finest doses. Experimenting with new sounds and lyrical themes, "Never Enough" is Daniel Caesar at his best yet. The charts don't lie!

"Sometimes I landed on something stripped back and other times I’m like, ‘no, this complicated thing is right," he told Hypebeast in an interview. "There are definitely songs that are cool and disillusioned. And there are other songs with these quiet moments of simplicity."

Known for his simply good stripped-back masterpieces that hit the spot, Caesar definitely took the time to switch things up, "but at the same time, I wanted to do some maximal sh*t," he added.

Though carrying over his signature themes of heartbreak and unrequited love, the record surely deep dives into Caesar's personal roots.

"While ‘Never Enough’ continues Caesar’s poignant thread of heartbreak, riddled with philosophical allusions, the release feels like his most personal yet," Variety shares in its review of "Never Enough". "Driven home by the production and instrumentation credits on almost every track,"

As Daniel Caesar hits the stage at Greek Theatre Berkeley on September 26th, make sure to save your spots at this one-of-a-kind soulful experience by booking your tickets now!