Lily Allen announces North American tour
The singer visits is also set for South By Southwest
Lily Allen has announced a tour of several major US cities in February.
The country-spanning tour will follow the US release of her debut album, ‘Alright, Still’ on January 30.
The singer will start off the tour in Los Angeles on February 5 and plays dates in major cities including Chicago, New York, and Boston.
She’ll then head back to Europe for more touring before returning to the US for a date at Austin’s South By Southwest Festival on March 14.
The US tour dates are:
Los Angeles Henry Fonda Music Box (February 5)
San Francisco Great American Music Hall (6)
Chicago Metro (8)
New York Webster Hall (10)
Philadelphia Theatre of Living Arts (12)
Washington DC 9:30 Club (16)
Boston Axis (18)
Austin SXSW (March 14)
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
The country-spanning tour will follow the US release of her debut album, ‘Alright, Still’ on January 30.
The singer will start off the tour in Los Angeles on February 5 and plays dates in major cities including Chicago, New York, and Boston.
She’ll then head back to Europe for more touring before returning to the US for a date at Austin’s South By Southwest Festival on March 14.
The US tour dates are:
Los Angeles Henry Fonda Music Box (February 5)
San Francisco Great American Music Hall (6)
Chicago Metro (8)
New York Webster Hall (10)
Philadelphia Theatre of Living Arts (12)
Washington DC 9:30 Club (16)
Boston Axis (18)
Austin SXSW (March 14)
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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