Lauren Spencer Smith announces 2023 world tour dates

Lauren Spencer Smith announces headline world tour, tickets on sale soon.

The singer-songwriter will have her biggest show in 2023 mirror tour.

Fans can get tickets from 10am on 19th May at ticketmaster.co.uk and ticketmaster.com.

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Announcing the tour on social media, the singer said: I can’t wait to scream this album with you all. “

The world tour kicks off in North America on July 14th before heading to Europe in September.

She plans to announce several dates in Hamburg, Amsterdam, Milan, Paris and London before heading to Australia and New Zealand later in 2023.

The singer also confirmed that special guests Blake Rose, Henry Moody and Gina Fontanella will join the tour.

It will support her next debut album, Mirrors. This follows her breakthrough hit “Fingers Crossed,” which went viral on TikTok and reached the Top 20 in the UK, US and her native Canada.

She followed suit with the track “Flowers” and has since collaborated with the likes of Gayle and Em Beihold.

See below for how to get tickets and pre-sale information.

How to get tickets

Tickets in the UK go on sale to the general public on 19th May at 10am via Ticketmaster or See Tickets.

Fans around the world can sign up for exclusive pre-sales on the singer’s website. This will take place on her May 15th at 10am and will be emailed with details on how to access.

In the UK, the O2 Priority sale will take place on May 17th at 10am. This can be accessed using the O2 mobile app.

Live Nation pre-sales will begin on May 18th at 10am. To access it, sign up or log in to Live Nation for free, then visit the artist page.

You can find the full tour schedule below, as well as ticket details for North America and Europe.

Lauren Spencer Smith Tour Dates

• July 14 – Chicago, House of Blues – Tickets
• July 15 – Detroit, St Andrews Hall – Tickets
• July 17 – Toronto, Danforth Music Hall – Tickets
• July 19 – Boston, Paradise Rock Club – Tickets
• July 21 – Philadelphia, Theater of the Living Arts – Tickets
• July 22 – Silver Spring, Fillmore Silver Spring – Tickets
• July 25-26 – Irving Plaza, New York – Tickets
• July 28 – Atlanta, Buckhead Theater – Tickets
• July 29 – Orlando, House of Blues – Tickets
• July 31 – Austin, Emo Austin – Tickets
• August 2 – Dallas, House of Blue’s – Tickets
• August 4 – Phoenix, Crescent Ballroom – Tickets
• August 5 – San Diego, The Observatory North Park – Tickets
• August 11 – Santa Ana Observatory – Tickets
• August 12 – San Francisco, August Hall – Tickets
• August 17 – Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theater – Tickets
• 06.09 – Vienna, FLEX – Ticket
• September 7 – Warsaw, Palladium – Tickets
• September 9 – Berlin, Lollapalooza Festival – Tickets
• September 10 – Hamburg, Docks – Tickets
• September 13 – Copenhagen, VEGA – Tickets
• 14 September – Stockholm – Tickets
• September 17 – Amsterdam, Melkweg – Tickets
• 20 September – Cologne, Cantine – Tickets
• 21 September – Brussels, AB Main Hall – Tickets
• September 23 – Bern, Bierchberg – Tickets
• September 24th – Milan, Gate Milano – Tickets
• September 26 – Paris, Le Trabend – Tickets
• September 28 – O2 Ritz, Manchester – Tickets
• September 29 – Leeds, Beckett Students Union – Tickets
• October 1 – Glasgow, SWG3 – Tickets
• October 2 – Birmingham, O2 Institute – Tickets
• October 4 – Dublin, Academy – Tickets
• October 7 – Bristol, SWX – Tickets
• October 9 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town – Tickets