“F2F” in London, night 1.

‘Low’ in London #GrandNationalTour

SZA has surpassed 6 billion streams on Spotify in 2025 alone, making her the most streamed black woman of the year so far. She's on track to achieve the biggest 365-day streaming total ever for a black female artist on the platform.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s ‘All The Stars’ re-enters the Spotify Global Top 40 at #37, with 2,279,817 million streams. It’s 777th day charting. It is the second highest charting song by a rapper, behind ‘Sugar On My Tongue’ at #34.

Most streamed female artists on Spotify this year: #1. Taylor Swift — 9.5 billion #2. Billie Eilish — 6.6 billion #3. SZA — 6 billion

SZA via Instagram

SZA via Instagram.

SZA

sza singing consideration 🖤

“luther” is the main bet to win the “Song of the Year” and “Record of the Year” categories at the 2026 GRAMMYs.

Facilmente a mulher mais linda do mundo

📷 | @SZA in a New Instagram Post (8/3) “Random Roma🤌🏾”

SZA SINGING GARDEN AT HER LAST SHOW 🥹

SZA time on tour may be over for now, but can we talk about how she ate the SOS-GNX eras up? - #1 album - Three #1 songs (9 total top 10s) - #1 movie - #1 grossing co-headlining tour of all time - 93 sold out shows (SOS/GNX) - Diamond solo song - 4 Grammys - Billboard’s longest

.SZA's 'SOS' is now just one week away from becoming the first album by a female artist to spend 100 weeks in the top 10 on the Billboard 200.

Happy birthday to ChartingSZA 🥳

SZA on new music for Vogue: “I know it sounds silly, but I always really want to make music being on tour.” “I have a bunch of energy that I need to shift, and I feel the best way to do that is to create.”

SZA reveals to Vogue that we can expect new music from her soon: “I know it sounds silly, but I always really want to make music being on tour. I have a bunch of energy that I need to shift, and I feel the best way to do that is to create.”

SZA via Instagram Stories

🚨 SZA teases another new song once again via Instagram. This is the third unreleased song she posted.