Tokischa shaves head during Madison Square Garden concert

Dominican artist Tokischa shaved her head live on stage at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 21, 2026. The bold act occurred during her opening set for FKA Twigs' 2026 Body High Tour.

Tokischa, a Dominican artist with entries on Hot Latin Songs as a lead and collaborator, performed as the opening act on the second night of a six-show run supporting FKA Twigs at Madison Square Garden. This was part of Twigs' 2026 Body High Tour, with Brutalismus 3000 and Eartheater set to join for remaining U.S. dates. On March 19, Tokischa released her new single “Surfboard,” produced by Skrillex, which she debuted live earlier in the month. Fans at the tour dates have heard the track in concert, and a music video was released this week. The single is expected to appear on her forthcoming debut album, Amor & Droga, though no release date has been announced. In an August interview with Billboard, Tokischa described the album as: “This album really tells a very special story for me, a very difficult time in my life that shaped me and brought me to where I am now. It’s like a diary where I recount certain experiences that I’ve never talked about before. I feel like this was the best concept for a debut album — where I can let it all out.” Billboard captured video of the head-shaving moment at the venue.

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