Lola Young Announces 2027 Everything Begins North American Tour

Lola Young is ready for everything to begin again.

The Grammy-winning artist announced her 17-date Everything Begins North American Tour on Monday (Oct. 5), which will send her across the U.S. and Canada next spring for some of the biggest headline shows of her career. The tour kicks off April 6 at Nashville’s Pinnacle and includes some epic stops at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre.

The Everything Begins title is a nod to Young’s “Everything Ends” tattoo, with the new name showcasing a fresh chapter for the British artist.

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The trek will undoubtedly celebrate the flourishing career she’s had, especially since her breakout hit “Messy.” The track reached No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100, charting in December 2024 and remaining on the chart until February 2025.

Young’s momentum also carried into the 2026 year with the Grammy Awards, where she won best pop solo performance for “Messy” and received a nomination for best new artist. She later brought the song to the Grammy telecast, giving the track an even bigger stage.

The Everything Begins Tour arrives after Young’s second album, I’m Only F**king Myself, released in September 2025. The project features songs including “One Thing” and “Dealer,” and marked another step forward for the South London-born singer-songwriter’s emotionally candid, rock-inflected pop sound.

More recently, Young teamed up with James Blake for “From Down Here,” her first new music following the album. The collaboration arrived as Young continued bringing her live show to major festival stages, including Rock in Rio, Reading Festival, All Things Go in Washington, D.C. and Austin City Limits.

Soon, she’ll take that live energy into some of the largest rooms she’s headlined in North America. The Everything Begins Tour will visit Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Vancouver, San Francisco and more before wrapping later in the spring.

A presale begins Wednesday (Oct. 7), with tickets going on sale to the general public Friday (Oct. 9) at 10 a.m. local time via Young’s official website.