The Lola Young North American tour, called Everything Begins, will take the Grammy-winning singer to 17 dates across the U.S. and Canada next spring, according to Billboard. The run is built around some of the biggest headline shows of her career, and the outlet describes it as a chance for Young to play some of her largest U.S. venues yet. For fans who have followed her rise since her breakout year, it is a major step up in where they can see her perform.
The trek kicks off April 6 at Nashville’s Pinnacle. Its marquee stops include New York’s Radio City Music Hall and Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre. Billboard also lists Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Vancouver and San Francisco among the cities on the route, with more dates in between and a wrap later in the spring.
The name is a nod to Young’s “Everything Ends” tattoo. According to Billboard, the new title marks a fresh chapter for the British artist. The outlet frames the trek as a way to celebrate a career that has grown quickly since “Messy” became her breakout hit.
When do tickets go on sale?
Fans can join a presale that begins Wednesday, Oct. 7. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, Oct. 9, at 10 a.m. local time. Billboard says sales run through Young’s official website, so that is the first place to check when the dates go live.
The singer’s momentum has been building for some time. Her breakout hit “Messy” reached No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. The track charted in December 2024 and stayed on the chart until February 2025.
The song carried into 2026. At the Grammy Awards, Young won best pop solo performance for “Messy” and received a nomination for best new artist. She later brought the track to the Grammy telecast, giving it an even bigger stage.
Her second album, I’m Only F**king Myself, arrived in September 2025. It features “One Thing” and “Dealer,” and Billboard says it marked another step forward for the South London-born singer-songwriter’s emotionally candid, rock-inflected pop sound.
More recently, Young teamed with James Blake on “From Down Here,” her first new music since that album. The collaboration came as she kept 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.
Here is the timeline the reporting lays out. The Hot 100 run came in winter 2024 and early 2025, the second album followed in September 2025, the Grammy Awards arrived in 2026, and the tour was announced on Monday, Oct. 5. Each step has added to the profile that the new trek is meant to showcase.
The tour will carry that live energy into some of the largest rooms she has headlined in North America. Cities such as Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Vancouver and San Francisco are among the stops, so fans across both countries will have a chance to catch her.
What happens next depends on how quickly tickets move. The presale opens Oct. 7, the public sale follows Oct. 9, and the trek runs through the spring, beginning April 6 in Nashville. Billboard has published the full list of tour dates for readers to scan before they buy.
Quick answers
When does the Lola Young North American tour start?
According to Billboard, the Everything Begins tour kicks off April 6 at Nashville’s Pinnacle and runs 17 dates across the U.S. and Canada.
When do presale tickets go on sale?
A presale begins Wednesday, Oct. 7, and general tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 9, at 10 a.m. local time through Young’s official website.
Source: Billboard
