Kameron Marlowe Announces North American Headlining Tour

Country singer-songwriter to hit the road for spring trek with festival stops

Jan. 28, 2026 at 3:15pm

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Country artist Kameron Marlowe will embark on a new headlining tour, "Kameron Marlowe Live On Tour," kicking off in February and running through early May. The tour will take Marlowe to clubs and theaters across North America, as well as major festival appearances including Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa, C2C Festival in Europe, and Stagecoach.

Why it matters

Marlowe has been steadily building his fanbase with the release of his third album "Sad Songs For The Soul" last year, and this tour will allow him to connect with fans across the continent and showcase his music on some of country music's biggest festival stages.

The details

Marlowe's tour will begin on February 19 with shows in Fort Worth, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Seattle, Sacramento, and more. In addition to the headlining dates, he will also make festival appearances at Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa, the C2C Festival in Europe, and Stagecoach.

  • The tour will kick off on February 19, 2026.
  • Marlowe will perform at Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa festival later this month.
  • He will also play the C2C Festival in Europe this spring.
  • Marlowe is scheduled to perform at Stagecoach in April 2026.

The players

Kameron Marlowe

A rising country singer-songwriter who recently released his third album "Sad Songs For The Soul" and is embarking on a headlining tour in support of the new music.

Luke Bryan

A major country music star who hosts the annual Crash My Playa festival that Marlowe will perform at.

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What’s next

Marlowe is expected to release a new project later this year, which could potentially be supported by this tour.

The takeaway

Kameron Marlowe is seizing the momentum from his recent album release to hit the road and connect with fans across North America, while also gaining exposure through high-profile festival appearances alongside some of country music's biggest stars.