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Angela Autumn maps her North American tour

Nashville-born folk singer-songwriter Angela Autumn is hitting the road with a brand new album and an ambitious North American tour, bringing her thoughtful songwriting to audiences across the continent. The new music, titled Believer, is set to drop on September 11, providing a perfect launchpad for a musical journey that spans from the Midwest to the Appalachian foothills.

Autumn is kicking off the excitement with a packed itinerary designed to connect fans across state lines. Her extensive tour begins on December 4 in Chicago, Illinois, immediately setting a high-energy tone for the upcoming dates. From there, she sets off on a wide-ranging trek that crisscrosses the United States and Canada, showcasing her talent in diverse musical landscapes.

The journey takes an interesting turn when Autumn crosses into Canada, performing at the Monarch Tavern in Toronto on December 8. This cross-border performance highlights the scope of her reach, linking the vibrant music scene of North America with her deeply personal songwriting.

The momentum continues through the remainder of the tour, where she will continue to perform in major cities before settling into a relaxed finale in Asheville, North Carolina, on December 20. This route includes stops in Detroit, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington D.C., Richmond, and Durham, demonstrating a commitment to reaching audiences from urban centers to smaller communities.

The full schedule is packed with opportunities for fans to experience her music live. Attendees can catch performances in cities like Cleveland, Michigan, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and many others as the tour unfolds. For those interested in following the journey or securing tickets, details are available through official channels.