Lady A announces first holiday tour
The holiday tour will start on Dec. 5 in Atlanta at The Woodruff Arts Center's Atlanta Symphony Hall and will wrap with three consecutive shows at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium Dec. 21-23.
Presale tickets for most dates are available beginning this Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time with the code HOLLYJOLLY, and general tickets go on sale this Friday (at 10 a.m. local time at LadyAMusic.com.
The tour follows the release of "On This Winter's Night: Volume 2" on Sept. 26. Both the upcoming album and tour will contain holiday classics as well as new festive originals plus songs from "On This Winter's Night," their first holiday album.
"We have been in such a season of family, and that's the first thing we think of when we think of Christmas and the holiday season," said Lady A's Hillary Scott. "We hope this record and our first-ever Christmas tour will be an opportunity for families and fans to usher in the Holiday Spirit with fun, joy and gratitude."
Tour dates are:
Dec. 5 – Atlanta, GA - The Woodruff Arts Center - Atlanta Symphony Hall
Dec. 6 – Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
Dec. 7 – Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre
Dec. 10 – Grand Prairie, TX - Texas Trust CU Theatre
Dec. 12 – Rockford, IL - Coronado Performing Arts Center
Dec. 13 – Waukegan, IL - Genesee Theatre
Dec. 14 – Welch, MN - Treasure Island Resort & Casino - Island Event Center
Dec. 18 – Shipshewana, IN - Blue Gate Performing Arts Center
Dec. 19 – French Lick, IN - French Lick Resort
Dec. 21-23 – Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
More news for Lady A (formerly Lady Antebellum)
- 08/22/25: Lady A brings the holiday cheer, but not until September
- 05/27/25: Kelley drops two more songs
- 09/22/23: Lady A can "Love You Back"
- 12/24/22: Lady A's Kelley releases good bye to alcohol song
- 08/04/22: Lady A postpones tour; Kelley seeks treatement
- 06/21/22: Lady A is in a "Summer State of Mind"
- 04/14/22: Lady A sets the Request Line Tour
- 01/04/22: Lady A shows "What a Song Can Do"
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