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Hot on the heels of unveiling her 2027 North America tour, Stella Lefty has confirmed she'll also be bringing her arsenal of country-folk earworms across The Pond next year.
Lefty has taken to social media to announce her 2027 Long Way Home UK and Europe tour, with the ‘Boston’ hitmaker set to headline shows in London, Amsterdam, Glasgow, Cologne, Paris, Dublin, Birmingham, Manchester and Antwerp next March.
The Illinois native reveals she's been waiting to share these dates with fans, “Europe I didn’t forget about you 🥹🫶 LONG WAY HOME TOUR is coming your way too!!! I’ve been dying to announce these dates and I’m SO excited to finally bring this album to you. You’ve been showing these songs so much love from across the pond and now we get to scream them together in person 🥹 Can’t wait to see your faces!!!”
The ‘Summer You Were Mine’ singer-songwriter went on to outline the Pre-Sale information, Sign up for your city’s pre-sale through the link in bio 💌 Presale starts Wed Sept 2 in Birmingham & Thurs Sept 3 at 10AM local everywhere else”. General Sale for all shows starts from Friday, September 4th at 10am local time.
It marks an exciting return for Lefty after her debut performance in London earlier this summer, as part of the stacked line-up for Mumford & Sons’ BST Hyde Park 2026 show.
Lefty then headlined an intimate show in Shoreditch, London shorty after, with fans clamouring for the ‘Thinking ‘bout You’ crooner to come back soon and play a bigger venue.
Thankfully, they've got their wish, with Lefty set to headline London's Islington Assembly Hall, along with sizeable venues across the UK in Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.
Lefty's European fanbase will also be counting down the days until her shows in Amsterdam, Cologne, Antwerp, Paris and Dublin. The run kicks off on March 13th, with this dashing hopes UK listeners might have had on Lefty performing at C2C Festival next year. It continues the sky-high momentum behind Lefty, with her viral, Noah Kahan-interpolating hit, ‘Boston’, holding firm at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
