Lizzo turned heads when she took the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York City for a memorable performance for her special tour.
The Truth Hurts singer, 34, donned a colorful bodysuit as she sang a string of her hits to her cheering fans at the large venue.
The talented star kicked off her North American tour in Florida last month on September 23 and will conclude in sunny Los Angeles in mid-November.
Special Tour: Lizzo, 34, donned an eye-catching ensemble when she performed on stage at Madison Square Garden in New York City for her Special Tour on Sunday
The performer opted for an eye-catching ensemble for her stage performance, donning a nude bodysuit with neon yellow patterns that sparkled in the bright stage lights.
The star paired the colorful outfit with neon yellow combat boots to complete her concert look.
Her brunette hair was parted in the middle and flowed down her shoulders in stylish waves. Purple highlights have been added throughout her long locks.
To upgrade her look, the Boys hitmaker added a pair of silver hoop earrings but chose not to add any other jewelry.
Stylish: The Truth Hurts hitmaker exuded confidence as she performed her hits on stage
Talented: The star kicked off her North American Special Tour in Florida last month in September
For her makeup look, Lizzo added an extra pop of color with a thick layer of purple eyeshadow, which she paired with a nude lipstick.
All smiles, the Grammy-winning singer appeared to be having a blast as she sang her heart out on stage while showing off her dancing skills.
The Special Tour was promoting Lizzo’s final fourth studio album, titled Special, which was officially released in July in the summer.
During an interview on the Zane Lowe podcast, the talented singer opened up about the Billboard chart-topping album.
“I think love is at the heart of this album. I think everything I did before Special was looking for love,” she explained.
Exciting night: Along with Lizzo, her backup dancers also opted for a pop of color in hot pink ensembles
Enjoy: The Grammy-winning singer wraps up her tour on November 19 in Los Angeles
Special Guest: A guest performer currently touring with Lizzo is American rapper Latto
In a recent interview with Elle UK, the award winner revealed that her early inspiration to work in the music industry came from Destiny’s Child.
“Growing up in Houston, the impact Destiny’s Child had on my decision to become an artist was incredible, especially because I felt like we were so close,” Lizzo told the publication.
The star also recalled a time she met the talented group when she was younger. “They had an album book signing at a Wal-Mart and I skipped school to see them.”
She later explained that Beyoncé is still a big influence in her life when it comes to making her own music. “Every time I hear them, it’s like, ‘Man, I want people to feel like this. How can I make people feel this way too? ‘
Big smile: Lizzo seemed more than excited to perform songs and spend time with her fans during her concert on Sunday
Early Inspirations: During an interview with Elle UK, Lizzo expressed that Destiny’s Child inspired her to pursue a career in the music industry
The performer recently made history on Tuesday earlier this week when she performed a concert in Washington DC as part of her Special Tour.
As she took the stage in a shimmering ensemble, a representative approached the singer and presented her with a 200-year-old crystal flute from the Library of Congress. The musical instrument was previously owned by James Madison, the fourth President of the United States.
Lizzo was the first person to have the opportunity to play the instrument and shared the monumental moment on her Instagram.
“YALL… THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LET ME PLAY THEIR HISTORICAL 200 YEAR OLD CRYSTAL FLUTE ON STAGE TONIGHT – NOBODY EVER HEARD HOW IT SOUNDS… NOW THEY DO,” she typed in the caption.
The Special Tour is currently in full swing and ends with a breathtaking concert on November 19th in Los Angeles.
Big moment: During a concert performance in Washington DC, Lizzo had the opportunity to play a Library of Congress flute previously owned by James Madison
Song listing: The Truth Hurts hitmaker performed a slew of hits for her concert, including songs from her special album, which was released in early July this year
Heartfelt performance: Lizzo was jumped on stage as she performed one of her hit songs for the cheering fans at the venue