Ashe has announced “The Girl of Your Dreams Tour,” a run of headline shows across North America, the U.K. and Europe in 2027. The tour follows the release of her album The Girl of Your Dreams, which is out now via Atlantic Records.
The tour begins Feb. 17 in Atlanta. North American stops include Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn, Nashville, Washington, D.C., and Austin. Dates in London, Manchester, Paris and Berlin are also planned.
Claire Rosinkranz will support Ashe in North America, and Isabel Van Gelder will join her in the U.K. and Europe. Fans can find full tour routing on Ashe’s website.
The EU/UK artist presale begins Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. local time. The North America artist presale follows Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, Oct. 30, at 10 a.m. local time.
The album’s lead single, “Stop the Wedding!,” is her biggest solo debut to date. It has passed 150 million streams, ranks No. 34 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reached No. 1 on the U.K. Spotify chart and Ireland’s Official Charts. She also released a video for the new track “Lasso the Moon.”
“There are pieces of every version of me on this album, but for the first time I don’t feel like I’m trying to become someone else or escape myself,” Ashe said. She reunited with producer Noah Conrad on the record, who co-wrote “Moral of the Story” and co-produced her debut album, Ashlyn.
Last year, Ashe teamed up with Finneas as The Favors and released the duo’s debut album, The Dream. Her previous solo studio album, Willson (2024), followed Ashlyn (2021) and Rae (2022). She toured with Kelsea Ballerini and Gracie Abrams in 2025 and recently wrapped dates supporting Benson Boone.
The Girl of Your Dreams tour dates
February 17 /// Atlanta, GA /// The Eastern*
February 19 /// Houston, TX /// White Oak Music Hall*
February 20 /// Dallas, TX /// House of Blues Dallas*
February 21 /// Austin, TX /// ACL Live at The Moody Theater*
February 23 /// Phoenix, AZ /// The Van Buren*
February 24 /// Los Angeles, CA /// The Wiltern*
February 26 /// San Francisco, CA /// Castro Theatre*
February 28 /// Seattle, WA /// Paramount Theatre*
March 2 /// Salt Lake City, UT /// The Union*
March 3 /// Denver, CO /// Fillmore Auditorium*
March 5 /// St. Paul, MN /// Palace Theatre*
March 7 /// Chicago, IL /// Riviera Theatre*
March 9 /// Detroit, MI /// The Fillmore Detroit*
March 11 /// Toronto, ON /// HISTORY*
March 12 /// Montreal, QC /// MTELUS*
March 14 /// Philadelphia, PA /// Franklin Music Hall*
March 15 /// Brooklyn, NY /// Brooklyn Paramount*
March 16 /// Boston, MA /// Citizens House of Blues Boston*
March 19 /// Washington, DC /// The Anthem*
March 20 /// Charlotte, NC /// The Fillmore Charlotte*
March 23 /// Nashville, TN /// Ryman Auditorium*
April 5 /// Dublin, Ireland /// 3Olympia†
April 7 /// London, UK /// O2 Academy Brixton†
April 10 /// Manchester, UK /// Academy 1†
April 11 /// Glasgow, UK /// O2 Academy†
April 13 /// Utrecht, Netherlands /// Ronda Hall at Tivoli Vredenburg†
April 14 /// Brussels, Belgium /// La Madeleine†
April 15 /// Cologne, Germany /// Palladium†
April 17 /// Paris, France /// Salle Pleyel†
April 19 /// Berlin, Germany /// Tempodrom†
* with Claire Rosinkranz
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