JUNO Award-winning country artist Cameron Whitcomb is set to bring his electrifying live show to Europe and the UK in February 2027, announcing a run of dates in support of his breakout hit Kingdom Of Fear. The Canadian singer-songwriter’s latest single has become a major international success, recently reaching the Top 5 in both Belgium and the Netherlands while amassing almost 75 million global streams. The track has also earned Whitcomb his first appearance on the Billboard Hot 100, marking another significant milestone in an already rapid rise.
Cameron Whitcomb
The February tour will take Whitcomb across the UK and mainland Europe, beginning in Glasgow before continuing to Dublin, London and Manchester. He will then head through the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Norway and Sweden.
Kingdom Of Fear has become the defining song of Whitcomb’s current chapter. The track combines his rough-edged vocal delivery with emotionally exposed songwriting, reflecting the approach that has helped establish him as one of the most exciting new names in contemporary country. Its growing success was given another major platform when Whitcomb performed the song alongside American Idol 2026 finalist Brooks Rosser during the show’s finale. The performance introduced the song to an even wider audience and further accelerated its international momentum.
The European and UK dates follow an exceptionally busy period for the 23-year-old artist. Whitcomb has recently completed his sold-out Fragile Egos Tour with Stella Lefty, made his debut at Lollapalooza and is undertaking an extensive US run of his Kingdom Of Fear Tour before heading overseas. With more than 1.1 billion global artist streams to his name, Whitcomb’s ascent has been remarkably swift. His success has been recognised at home with two JUNO Awards, winning Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Country Album of the Year.
Whitcomb’s story is central to the rawness of his music. The British Columbia native left home at 17 to work on a pipeline before discovering that singing could become more than a passion. He subsequently committed himself to music, drawing on difficult personal experiences to create songs that are unusually candid for an artist at such an early stage of his career. His 2024 debut EP, Quitter, introduced that approach, with its songs shaped by his journey through addiction and recovery. Rather than hiding from difficult experiences, Whitcomb has consistently used songwriting as a means of confronting them, establishing an emotional directness that has become a defining feature of his work.
Cameron Whitcomb
That momentum continued with his debut album, The Hard Way, which reached number one on the Country Albums chart and achieved Gold certification. His latest EP, Deep Water, represents another step forward, reflecting an increasingly focused approach to songwriting and Whitcomb’s renewed dedication to the craft.
His live performances have become equally important to his rise. Whitcomb combines the intimacy of his storytelling with an explosive stage presence, creating shows that can move from stripped-back vulnerability to full-throttle country-rock energy in moments. That contrast is likely to be central to his first major UK and European headline run. The tour opens at Glasgow’s O2 Academy before Whitcomb heads to Dublin’s 3Olympia and London’s O2 Academy Brixton, followed by Manchester’s O2 Apollo. The European leg then takes in Utrecht, Brussels, Cologne, Zurich, Munich, Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Oslo and Stockholm, giving Whitcomb the opportunity to introduce his music to a rapidly expanding international audience.
With Kingdom Of Fear continuing to gather momentum and more than a billion streams already behind him, Cameron Whitcomb arrives in Europe at a pivotal point in his career. The February 2027 dates offer UK and European audiences their chance to experience an artist whose rise has been built on a potent combination of unfiltered storytelling, formidable vocals and an increasingly commanding live presence.
Upcoming UK & Ireland Live Dates:
FEBRUARY
1st – Glasgow, O2 Academy Glasgow
3rd – Dublin, 3Olympia
5th – London, O2 Academy Brixton
7th – Manchester, O2 Apollo
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