Lauren Spencer Smith Announces World Tour Ahead of Upcoming Album Release

Lauren Spencer Smith has announced her tour across Europe, Great Britain, New Zealand, and Australia, along with details about her second album, “The Art of Being Disorder.”

Tour Details

The 29-day tour kicks off on September 3 in Madrid, visiting various cities, including Paris, London, Berlin, Dublin, and Glasgow. The journey concludes with performances in Australia and New Zealand throughout November.

Upcoming Album Insights

Spencer Smith’s upcoming album, “The Art of Being Disorder,” follows her debut release “Mirror” from 2023 and is set to launch on June 27.

“The Art of Being Disorder” captures the highs and lows, chaos and beauty in the emotional spectrum of life, embracing all feelings. “Life can get messy, and that’s normal – whether it’s anger, sadness, embarrassment, or just a sense of uncertainty about your emotions. I want this album to serve as a guide to help you understand your feelings and normalize the journey you’re on,” says Spencer Smith.

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Full tour dates:

SEPTEMBER
3 Sala la Riviera, Madrid, Spain
4 Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
6 Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
9 Afa Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands
10 Inselpark Arena, Hamburg, Germany
12 Fallan, Stockholm, Sweden
13 KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
14 Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway
17 Columbiahalle, Berlin, Germany
19 Sasuaza, Prague, Czech Republic
20 GAZ, Vienna, Austria
22 Tonshall, Munich, Germany
23 X-TRA, Zurich, Switzerland
25 Turbinenhalle 1, Oberhausen, Germany
26 Babaklan, Paris, France
29 National Stadium, Dublin, Ireland

OCTOBER
2 Eventim Apollo, London, Great Britain
5 O2 Academy, Glasgow, Great Britain
8 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, Great Britain
9 O2 Academy, Leeds, Great Britain
10 O2 City Hall, Newcastle, Great Britain
12 O2 Academy, Birmingham, Great Britain
13 Beacon, Bristol, Great Britain

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NOVEMBER
2 Town Hall, Auckland, New Zealand
4 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
6 Musical Holter Stands, Brisbane, Australia
7 Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
8 Hindley Street Hall, Adelaide, Australia
10 Astor Theatre, Perth, Australia