Sam Fender Announces 2027 North American Headline Tour
Sam Fender will open a 2027 North American headline tour on April 20 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, according to an official announcement dated November 12, 2026, from Interscope Capitol. The run is billed as his largest North American venues to date, including Radio City Music Hall in New York, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, and it wraps May 9 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Tickets go on sale November 19 at 10 a.m. local time, with complete details on the official Sam Fender website. The notice does not list an embargo.
The announced itinerary is April 20 in Boston at MGM Music Hall at Fenway; April 22 in New York at Radio City Music Hall; April 24 in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena; April 27 in Milwaukee at The Rave - Eagles Ballroom; April 29 in Denver at Red Rocks Amphitheatre; May 1 in Phoenix at Mullett Arena; May 3 in Los Angeles at the Greek Theatre; May 5 in Portland, with the venue to be announced; May 7 in Seattle at WAMU Theater; and May 9 in Vancouver at Rogers Arena.
The North American dates follow huge demand for Fender's UK and Ireland Proper Massive Stadium Tour in 2027. The announcement says all nine original dates sold out within a day of tickets going on sale, prompting additional shows in Cardiff, Edinburgh, and London. The stadium run has sold more than 637,000 tickets to date and includes three nights at London's Wembley Stadium.
Fender also recently released a cover of the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want," recorded in Tyneside, England, and self-produced with bandmates Joe Atkinson and Dean Thompson. The track features the choir from his old high school and brass from the Easington Colliery Band, a release KAZI Magazine covered here. His 2025 Capitol Records album People Watching won the 2025 Mercury Prize. He debuted "Rein Me In" with Olivia Dean at a 2025 London stadium show before releasing it as a duet, and the announcement says the song later became the longest-running number one single in British history. The announcement says Fender is set to release new music next year.