Prymrr is hitting the road, and this time, fans may get to see everything that happens when the stage lights turn off.
The recording artist and longtime entertainer is officially launching her Sick Of It Tour this October, with stops in Los Angeles, Brooklyn and Chicago. And while fans will experience the performances live, nX Productions will be behind the scenes documenting the journey for an upcoming tour documentary.
It’s the latest evolution for Prymrr, who has spent years building an audience across music, dance and digital entertainment.
The tour kicks off October 11 in Los Angeles, before heading east for a Brooklyn show on October 21 and Chicago on October 22.
With its bold red, black and white imagery and unapologetic title, Sick Of It introduces a noticeably grittier chapter for Prymrr. The campaign trades polished pop imagery for oversized streetwear, attitude and an aesthetic that feels deliberately raw.
But what happens onstage will only tell part of the story.
nX Productions Is Documenting the Tour
nX Productions is set to produce a documentary surrounding Prymrr’s Sick Of It Tour, taking cameras beyond the performances and into the work required to bring the show from city to city.
The project is expected to capture the tour experience from the inside including rehearsals, preparation, travel, backstage moments and the unpredictable realities that come with taking a live production on the road.
For fans who have followed Prymrr online for years, the documentary could offer a very different perspective.
Social media typically shows the finished product: the song, the photo, the performance and the carefully selected moments that make it onto a screen. A documentary has room for everything in between.
That distinction feels especially fitting for Sick Of It.
The title itself suggests an artist ready to say something, while the documentary format gives Prymrr an opportunity to let audiences see the work and experiences behind the public image.
A New Era for Prymrr
Prymrr has been performing since childhood, but her current chapter has increasingly centered on establishing an identity as a recording artist.
Recent releases including “Alert” and “Pop Out” have continued building her music catalog, while the Sick Of It Tour moves that music from streaming platforms and social media into live venues.
Now, the documentary will preserve that transition on film.
It also means Sick Of It is becoming more than the name of a tour. Between the music, visuals, live performances and documentary, it is developing into a larger creative era for Prymrr one that allows audiences to see both the performer and the person navigating everything required to make the show happen.
And if the moments behind the curtain are anything like the energy of the tour campaign, there could be plenty for those cameras to capture.
The Sick Of It Tour begins October 11 in Los Angeles, followed by Brooklyn on October 21 and Chicago on October 22.
Tickets are available through X1 Entertainment.
The stage is set. The cameras are rolling. And Prymrr is officially taking Sick Of It on the road.