Demi Lovato adds two shows to her “It’s Not That Deep” tour, including a Connecticut date at Mohegan Sun after a decade.
Demi Lovato is returning to Mohegan Sun in a big way, with her first concert there in a decade as part of a newly expanded tour slate that fans have been watching closely.
Lovato has announced two additional performances on her “It’s Not That Deep” tour. One of the new stops is a show in Connecticut on Saturday, Aug. 29. The announcement places the venue spotlight squarely back on Lovato as the tour continues to build momentum into late summer.
This run also marks a notable artistic shift in her current era.. After leaning into rock-leaning directions in recent records, Lovato is now centered on “It’s Not That Deep,” released in 2025.. The album is described as dance-pop fueled. reflecting a sound meant to move on the dance floor rather than chase guitars and grit.
“It’s Not That Deep” is her ninth studio album, and it’s now being supported by a deluxe companion release.. The deluxe version. titled “It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It to Be). ” arrived two weeks ago on April 26. keeping the album cycle fresh and giving the tour additional new material to surface.
The pop superstar’s mainstream breakthrough came earlier. tied closely to her work in Disney Channel productions including “Camp Rock. ” “Princess Protection Program” and “Sonny with a Chance.” Those appearances helped put her name into homes long before the current tour era. and they remain part of the larger story of how she crossed from teen stardom to a long-running music career.
From there. Lovato built a successful solo catalog that includes platinum-selling hits such as “Skyscraper. ” “Give Your Heart a Break. ” “Heart Attack” and “Confident.” Each title helped define different phases of her style. but together they illustrate why her tours continue to draw a broad audience—fans who grew up with her music and those discovering her now.
Her record of major-industry recognition includes Grammy nominations tied to “Confident,” which was nominated for a Grammy in 2015.. She was also nominated for her collaboration with Christina Aguilera on “Fall In Line. ” underlining her ability to connect with audiences beyond a single genre or moment.
Ticketing plans are already in motion for the newly announced shows. Artist presale tickets are scheduled to go on sale Tuesday, May 12 at 10 a.m., while remaining tickets will move to the general public on Friday, May 15 at 10 a.m.
The Mohegan Sun return after a ten-year gap matters for fans not only because of the venue. but because it signals a fresh chapter for the tour’s geographic reach.. A Connecticut date on Aug.. 29 also helps anchor the “It’s Not That Deep” era during late summer. when concert demand often intensifies and audiences look for high-energy sets.
Meanwhile, the tour’s musical positioning—now centered on dance-pop—could shape how audiences experience the live show.. With the album’s deluxe release arriving only recently. fans may be looking for a blend of established hits alongside newer tracks that align with the record’s movement-forward character.
For longtime followers. Lovato’s career arc—from Disney-era visibility to charting adult-contemporary and pop hits—offers another layer of interest as this tour expands.. Her history of genre turns suggests that live performances can evolve from one album cycle to the next. and this latest stretch appears designed to keep that momentum going.
The timing of the presales and general sale dates means the focus will soon shift from announcements to availability. with many fans likely trying to secure seats quickly once each window opens.. With two added shows now on the calendar. the tour’s schedule becomes more competitive for buyers—and more urgent for anyone hoping to catch Lovato at Mohegan Sun.
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