British singer-songwriter Lola Young has officially announced her 2027 North American headline tour, titled the Everything Begins Tour. The 17-date spring run represents the largest headlining venue capacity of her career to date, bringing her raw, emotionally unvarnished live performance to major theaters and iconic arenas across the United States and Canada.
The tour begins on April 6, 2027, at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, before traveling to major metropolitan venues including Atlanta's Coca-Cola Roxy, Washington, D.C.'s The Anthem, Philadelphia's The Met, and New York City's famous Radio City Music Hall. The trek also features a two-night engagement at Toronto's historic Massey Hall, as well as stops in Chicago, Denver, Seattle, and San Francisco, before concluding on May 4, 2027, at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Indie group Sofia and the Antoinettes will join Young as the tour's supporting act.
The tour's title, Everything Begins, serves as a thematic optimistic flip of Young's signature "Everything Ends" tattoo. The move marks a triumphant return to full-scale headlining touring for the South London artist following a period of personal recovery and artistic consolidation. Over the past year, Young has steadily re-established her commanding stage presence through prominent festival appearances around the globe, including sets at Rock in Rio, Reading Festival, All Things Go in Maryland, and Austin City Limits.
Young's rise to global mainstream prominence accelerated significantly following the release of her multi-platinum single Messy, which topped the Billboard U.S. Pop Airplay chart and spent four weeks at the summit of the UK Official Singles Chart while collecting over one billion streams. The track earned her a Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance, alongside a nomination for Best New Artist. Earlier this year, she released the James Blake-produced single From Down Here, her first fresh musical release since her acclaimed sophomore album, I'm Only F**king Myself. Artist presales for the Everything Begins Tour opened October 7, ahead of general public ticket sales on October 9.
