Canadian singer-songwriter Tenille Arts has announced that she will be returning to the UK next month for a co-headlining tour alongside Caylee Hammack, following a sold-out London headline show in February, lauded by Entertainment Focus as “a brilliant, accomplished set that showed off her range as an artist and her incredible vocals”. With dates in Glasgow, London and Manchester, Arts will also be joining the line-up for The Long Road Festival in Leicestershire.

Tickets for the tour will be available to purchase tomorrow (Friday, 14th July) at 10am BST here, and her full UK dates can be found below. Canadian singer-songwriter Tenille Arts has announced that she will be returning to the UK next month for a co-headlining tour alongside Caylee Hammack, following a sold-out London headline show in February, lauded by Entertainment Focus as “a brilliant, accomplished set that showed off her range as an artist and her incredible vocals”. With dates in Glasgow, London and Manchester, Arts will also be joining the line-up for The Long Road Festival in Leicestershire. Tickets for the tour will be available to purchase tomorrow (Friday, 14th July) at 10am BST here, and her full UK dates can be found below.

“I am so excited to be back in the UK. The fans there have always been so supportive” said Arts. “These venues are the largest I have ever headlined, and I get to bring the full band this time. Feeling grateful and blessed”.

UK Tour Dates:

Tuesday, 22nd August - Oran Mor, Glasgow
Wednesday, 23rd August - Lafayette, London
Thursday, 24th August - Canvas, Manchester
Saturday, 26th August - The Long Road Festival, Lutterworth

In April, Arts released a stunning duet version of her single “Jealous of Myself” with one of the most powerful vocalists in music, LeAnn Rimes. Written by Emily Weisband, Trevor Rosen, and John Byron and produced by Nathan Chapman, Billboard called “Jealous of Myself” a “moody masterpiece with a classic misdirection”.

A life-long fan of Rimes, Arts saw her perform “Blue” on the Grand Ole Opry when she was a youngster. The appearance created a spark for Arts’ dream of following in the superstar’s footsteps. The video of Arts singing the hit song at age 11 and transitioning into her own recent Opry appearance became one of her most popular TikTok moments (watch here). 

The two re-connected at Laurel Canyon Stages last week to shoot a music video of the new single with famed producer/director Roman White. The clip is slated for release in the coming weeks.

Last month, Arts celebrated the start of summer with her fourth single release of the year, “Summer Don’t Go”, which she premiered on stage at CMA Fest in Nashville, Tennessee, before headlining a show at the legendary Troubadour in LA. Showing no signs of slowing down, Arts is on tour throughout the rest of this year. Full dates and information can be found at: https://www.tenillearts.com/.

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