Olivia Chaney Launches Tour of UK, Ireland
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Olivia Chaney begins a tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland with a sold-out Whitstable Sessions Music Club set on Sunday. The tour includes concerts in London, Southampton, Cambridge, Bristol, Manchester, and Dublin, culminating in Belfast on March 29. Chaney performs on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune on Monday, March 4.
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Olivia Chaney begins a tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland with a sold-out Whitstable Sessions Music Club set on Sunday. The tour includes concerts in London, Southampton, Cambridge, Bristol, Manchester, and Dublin, culminating in Belfast on March 29. The Southampton show falls on International Women’s Day and will feature a specially curated program to include songs by Chaney’s favorite female songwriters. Ahead of her London concert, Chaney performs on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune this Monday, March 4. See below for tour details and tickets, or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
Chaney's new album, Shelter, released last year on Nonesuch, landed on Best Albums of 2018 lists from fRoots critics, Uncut, and Mojo. Uncut called it "transcendent,” while the Observer declared it “an elegant, luminous album.”
To pick up a copy of Shelter, head to your local record store, iTunes, Amazon, and the Nonesuch Store, where orders include a download of the complete album at checkout; it can also be heard on Spotify and Apple Music.
| Mar 3 | Whitstable Sessions (Sold Out) | Whitstable |
| Mar 7 | Cecil Sharp House | London |
| Mar 8 | Turner Sims | Southampton |
| Mar 13 | Cambridge Junction | Cambridge |
| Mar 15 | St George's | Bristol |
| Mar 26 | Stoller Hall | Manchester |
| Mar 27 | Carole Nash Hall, Chetham School of Music | Manchester |
| Mar 28 | The Studio, National Concert Hall | Dublin |
| Mar 29 | The Duncairn | Belfast |
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