Fullscreen is taking another fleet of top female YouTube stars back on the road. Following the first-ever Girls Night In tour, which comprised performances, musical sets, and meet-and-greets with bold-faced influencers like Eva Gutowski and Meredith Foster, the company’s touring and events division, Fullsceen Live, has announced that a second iteration will be travelling the country this summer.
The latest installment of Girls Night In will hit a total of 24 cities, kicking off on Aug. 11 in Phoenix and concluding in New York City on Sept. 18. The lineup will feature Niki and Gabi, Alisha Marie, Jessie Paege, and Alyson Stoner. Tickets are available beginning today at FullscreenLive.com.
Niki and Gabi are twin sisters who make fashion, singing, lifestyle, and comedy videos, and who also appeared in the YouTube Red
feature Dance Camp. Alisha Marie, who counts nearly 3.6 million subscribers, makes lifestyle and comedy videos, and has also worked with brands like Yahoo, Macy’s, and P&G, according to Fullscreen. Seventeen-year-old Jessie Paege is known for her fashion, DIY and band-inspired lifestyle videos, and now counts over 650,000 subscribers. And Alyson Stoner, who got her big break at age seven when she was featured in several Missy Elliott music videos, is a popular dancer and singer.The inaugural Girls Night In tour in 2015, which marked the first time that an all-female ensemble had ever performed on a nationwide digital tour, starred Gutowski, Foster, Marie, Meghan Rienks, Mia Stammer, and musician Andie Case.
Check out a trailer for the upcoming show below:
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