The Grammy Award-winning singer will hit the road for the Everything Begins Tour in April, marking her first North American tour since a brief retreat from the public eye to focus on her sobriety and newfound fame. Young will kick things off on April 6 at the Pinnacle in Nashville, TN. She’ll play 17 shows across the United States and Canada, with major stops at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre.
She will also perform to fans in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Vancouver, and San Francisco. Tickets for the Everything Begins Tour go on sale to the general public on Friday, Oct. 9 at 10:00 a.m. local time via her official website. A pre-sale for her mailing list subscribers will open the preceding Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Young released her second album I’m Only F**king Myself last September, featuring singles “One Thing” and “Dealer.” In May, following her Grammy win for Best Pop Solo Performance, she released the song “From Down Here,” which was co-written and co-produced by James Blake. She recently headlined All Things Go D.C., where she hoped to amend some “unfinished business” after she collapsed at the festival’s NYC iteration the previous year and cancelled all subsequent performances. Trending Stories See Jack Black’s Black Sabbath Cover Band Perform With Geezer Butler at Power to the People Festival Ed Sheeran Enlists the Fray’s Former Singer, Isaac Slade, to Open Atlanta Show Metallica’s Life Burns Faster Sphere Residency May Be Bigger Than Metallica He Wanted to Modernize the Military.
Pete Hegseth Forced Him Out Earlier this spring, the singer graced the cover of Rolling Stone‘s Future of Music issue, where she detailed her recovery from this difficult period and how she’s managing her sobriety. I want to make music people can cry to, laugh to, break up to, fall in love to,” she said.
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