Nina Nesbitt Announces UK Headline Tour For October

by | Jul 24, 2024

Having just completed a dream tour as special guest to Stevie Nicks which included BST Hyde Park, Nina Nesbitt has announced details of a UK headline tour this October. The tour will be her first in support of her forthcoming fourth album Mountain Music which drops on 27th September, and includes her recent releases I’m Coming Home, Mansion, Pages and On The Run. Public demand for tickets is sure to be huge after her previous solo show at Camden Assembly sold-out within a minute!

Nina Nesbitt @ The O2

Nina Nesbitt @ The O2 (Kalpesh Patel)
Nina Nesbitt @ The O2 (Kalpesh Patel)

Nesbitt says: “I’m unbelievably excited to announce some UK tour dates for my new album, Mountain Music. I can’t wait to bring these songs to life and see the faces that I know!”

The first release under her own independent label Apple Tree Records, Mountain Music represents the start of an exciting new era for the 30-year-old Scottish singer, songwriter and musician. Exploring her love of US folk and Americana, it’s the most authentic album of her career and explores the perspectives that have come in different chapters in her life: the naivety and ambition she had growing up in a small village of Scotland; the tumultuous experiences of spending her twenties in London; and the calm and deeper reflection that comes from her new home in the countryside. She produced the album with Peter Miles, who mixed and mastered the set at his Middle Farm Studio in Devon.

Nina Nesbitt @ The O2

Nina Nesbitt @ The O2 (Kalpesh Patel)
Nina Nesbitt @ The O2 (Kalpesh Patel)

Mountain Music will be the fourth album of Nina’s ever-evolving career following Peroxide (2014), The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change (2019) which has exceeded a billion streams, and Älskar (2022). She has been championed by Taylor Swift, and has played huge shows as special guest to LeAnn Rimes and Coldplay.

Upcoming UK tour dates:

OCTOBER
16th – London, Scala
17th – Manchester, Academy 3
18th – Glasgow, Old Fruitmarket

Photography of Nina Nesbitt by Kalpesh Patel

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