Maren Morris Announces Dreamsicle 2025 Tour in Great Britain and the EU

Maren Morris Announces 2025 Tour

Maren Morris has revealed her plans for a UK and EU tour in 2025. Find all the details about tickets below.

New Album and Tour Details

The Texas singer shared that she will perform these shows in support of her upcoming album “Dreamic E,” set to launch on May 9.

“Dreamsicle felt like it had already been formed in a living space by the time I wrote this album,” she wrote on Instagram. “Acoustic elements, layers of harmony, composed synthesizers backed by unprocessed vocals; it came to life in the studio without an audience. I’m thrilled to finally share these songs and experience them with the electrifying energy of the crowd. It will be a dreamlike experience for both the fans and myself.”

Her tour kicks off on November 3 in Dublin, followed by performances in various cities across the UK, including Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, and London. After that, she’ll head to Paris, Berlin, and more, concluding the tour in Copenhagen on November 20. A complete list of dates can be found below.

Supporting her on tour will be Bea, who recently received an AIVOR NOVELLO nomination for the Rising Star Award with Amazon Music.

Pre-sale begins at 10:00 on Wednesday (April 30) for fans who pre-order the album here by 15:00 BST on Tuesday (April 29). General ticket sales start at 10:00 local time on May 2, and tickets can be purchased here.

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Maren Morris 2025 Tour Dates in the UK and EU:

November
3 – National Stadium, Dublin, Ireland
5 – Albert Hall, Manchester, Great Britain
7 – Symphony Hall, Birmingham, Great Britain
8 – Academy O2, Glasgow, Great Britain
10 – Roundhouse, London, Great Britain
13 – Le Trianon, Paris, France
14 – Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
16 – X-TRA, Zurich, Switzerland
17 – Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
19 – Theater of Colombia, Berlin, Germany
20 – Amger Bio, Copenhagen, Denmark

Morris recently honored the deceased at a charity gala in Los Angeles, alongside “War on Drugs,” “Fleetwood Mac,” among others.

In another vein, in 2023, she announced her intention to step back from country music in response to “homophobia and transphobia within the industry.”

“As you delve deeper into the country music industry, you start to see cracks. Once you see them, you can’t unsee them. So, you start doing everything possible to wield a bit of power to make things better,” she stated.

She continued, “Post-Trump, biases became incredibly evident. It revealed who people truly were and that they take pride in being misogynistic, racist, homophobic, and transphobic. All these issues were recognized and strangely fueled this hyper-masculine branch of country music.”