Sam Fender has announced that he’s heading back to North America next year, and he’ll be playing his biggest venues to date in the country.

On Thursday (November 12), the Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter took to Instagram to share news of the 10-date spring run. “Back in North America/Canada next April,” he captioned the post.

Mailing-list subscribers will get a link or code by 6 P.M. ET / 3 P.M. PT on Monday (November 16), and their pre-sale opens the next day at 10 A.M. local time. A Discord pre-sale follows Tuesday at 12 P.M. local time, and the official announcement says joining both gives fans “double the chance for tickets.”

General sale opens on Ticketmaster Thursday (November 19) at 10 A.M. local time. Portland is the one exception and runs on its own schedule.Pre-sale tickets go on sale Tuesday, November 17 at 10 A.M. local time.

The upcoming dates will be his largest North American headlining shows to date. The Denver stop will also be the first time he tops the bill at Red Rocks.

The 2027 run opens in Boston on April 20 and wraps in Vancouver on May 9. Take a look at the full list below:

  • Tue. April 20: Boston, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
  • Thu. April 22: New York, Radio City Music Hall
  • Sat. April 24: Toronto, Scotiabank Arena
  • Tue. April 27: Milwaukee, The Rave / Eagles Ballroom
  • Thu. April 29: Denver, Red Rocks Amphitheatre
  • Sat. May 1: Phoenix, Mullett Arena
  • Mon. May 3: Los Angeles, Greek Theatre
  • Wed. May 5: Portland, venue TBA
  • Fri. May 7: Seattle, WAMU Theater
  • Sun. May 9: Vancouver, Rogers Arena

The move to bigger venues follows a huge stretch for Sam Fender. His third album, People Watching, was released in February 2025 and won that year’s Mercury Prize. He has also collected BRIT Awards in 2025 and 2026, plus the Ivor Novello for Songwriter of the Year.

“Rein Me In,” his duet with Olivia Dean, held the No. 1 spot on the UK singles chart for a record 23 weeks, the longest run at the top for any single in British history, and won the BRIT for Song of the Year.


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