2019 is proving to be another hugely successful year for Lucy Spraggan. She’s already released her fifth studio album ‘Today Was A Good Day’, played Glastonbury and SXSW, toured Europe and Scandinavia with Melissa Etheridge, and completed her own US and UK headline tours. Now Lucy continues that momentum by announcing a 32-date tour of the UK & Ireland, which commences in Gateshead on October 8th.
The lead single from ‘Today Was A Good Day’– ‘Lucky Stars’ has now had almost 1 million streams and was playlisted at Radio 2 – contributing to her incredible statistics of over 52 million YouTube views and 245 million streams on Spotify alone. Other highlights on the album are ‘End of the World’ which was accompanied by a lyric video !
Lucy started out as a singer-songwriter performing at open-mic nights around the country. At just 19-years-old she took the brave decision to perform her self-penned hit ‘Last Night (Beer Fear)’ on the X Factor and secured a Top 20 single and Top 30 self-released album whilst still competing in the show. That journey resulted in her becoming the most Googled musician of 2012. Through relentless touring, her innate songwriting ability and an ever growing fanbase, Lucy has now achieved an incredible 5 consecutive Top 30 albums. ‘Today Was A Good Day’ marked a new chapter for Lucy musically and personally. Produced by Jon Maguire (Calum Scott, Kodaline), Lucy sounds at her most confident and accomplished. Now the journey continues with this huge tour of the UK and Ireland playing at 32 different venues. Tickets go on sale on Friday 12th July at 9.00am and can be purchased from HERE. UK Headline Tour Dates October 8th – Gateshead, Sage 2 9th – Norwich, Open 10th – Cambridge, Junction 11th – Colchester, Arts Centre 15th – Derby, The Venue 16th – Nantwich, Studio 17th – Reading, Sub 89 18th – Dover, Banking Hall 23rd – Bath, Komedia 24th – Southampton, Engine Rooms 25th – Worthing, St Pauls 26th – Stowmarket, John Peel Centre 31st – Kendall, Brewery Arts Club November 1st – Galashiels, Mac Arts 6th – Bedford, Esquires 7th – Leeds, Wardrobe 8th – Carlisle, Brickyard 10th – Belfast, Empire 11th – Dublin, Grand Social 12th – Cork, Cyprus Avenue 14th – York, Crescent 16th – Swindon, Level 3 17th – Falmouth, Princess Pavillion 19th – Aberdeen, Lemon Tree 20th – Edinburgh, Liquid Room 22nd – Liverpool, Leaf 23rd – Wolverhampton, Newhampton Arts Centre 24th – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach 26th – Hitchin, Club 85 27th – Exeter, Phoenix 28th – London, Union Chapel 29th -Margate, Dreamlands |