Brandi Carlile has postponed the UK and European leg of her tour.
The dates, which were initially set to kick off in October in celebration of her 2025 album ‘Returning To Myself’, have now been pushed to March 2027.
Carlile announced the news on Instagram yesterday (August 7), telling fans she had been “so profoundly anxious about this decision”, but had to push the gigs back due to “personal circumstances”.
“I’m aware that this change may be disappointing and inconvenient for many of you, especially those of you who were planning on travelling internationally,” she wrote. “I want nothing more than to see my friends across the pond and I have done everything in my power to avoid rescheduling this tour.”
Her Lisbon show has been cancelled outright, and refunds will be issued to ticket holders. Meanwhile, two new dates in Wolverhampton and Copenhagen have been added.
Fans holding tickets to shows in England that have changed venues will be offered full refunds along with priority presale access to the new dates.
The postponement does not affect the U.S. leg of the tour, which is scheduled to begin next week in Maine.
Carlile is due to play All Things Go festival next month, which takes place at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, from September 25 to 27.
In other news, earlier this year the singer hit out at Donald Trump after a huge live show in Minneapolis, and said that those who voted for him have been “scammed”.
The show was dubbed ‘Be Human: A Concert for Minneapolis’, and was globally livestreamed, raising money for the Advocates for Human Rights.
According to Rolling Stone, the gig raised over $600,000 (£444,000) for the organisation, and also saw Carlile take to the stage to call out the actions of ICE in the city – which have led to the deaths of civilians Reneé Good and Alex Pretti.
Carlile also joined Michael Stipe, Josh Homme and more to cover classic tracks by Elvis Presley, Tom Petty and more at the 2026 Gansett Games.
