Cam burns it up on tour
Beginning Oct. 27 at Joe's Bar On Weed Street in Chicago, and ending Dec. 10 at the Orleans Showroom in Las Vegas, the 13-date series will hit 12 U. S. cities.
"I'm so over the moon about The Burning House Tour," said Cam. "I'm creating a world for our fans to come escape to every night - a magical setting with an incredibly dynamic live band. You're in for a ride, that's for sure."
"There'll be sharing stories behind fans' favorite songs and dancing and singing together like the crazy family we are. It's going to be an unforgettable adventure."
The tour is named after her hit single "Burning House."
Tour dates are:
Oct. 27 - Chicago, IL-Joe's Bar On Weed Street
Oct. 28 - Medina, OH-The Thirsty Cowboy
Oct. 29 - Philadelphia, PA-The Trocadero Theatre
Nov. 10 - New York, NY-Highline Ballrom
Nov. 12 - Boston, MA-Paradise Rock Club
Nov. 17-Tulsa, OK-Cain's Ballroom
Nov. 18 - Des Moines, IA-Wooly's
Nov. 19 - Bloomington, IN-The Bluebird
Dec 1 - Columbus, OH-The Bluestone
Dec. 2 -Shelby Township, MI-Coyote Joe's
Dec. 3 -Springfield, IL-Boondocks
Dec. 9-10-Las Vegas, NV-Orleans Showroom
The opener will be announced later.
More news for Cam
- 11/22/24: Marlowe has "Burning House" covered
- 05/09/22: Cam looks to The Otherside Tour
- 10/30/20: Cam returns with "The Otherside"
- 07/23/18: Cam finds The Road to Happiness
- 09/26/16: Cam marries
- 05/12/16: Cam declares "Mayday" with new video
- 03/17/16: Cam talks "The Talk"
- 01/05/16: Cam debuts on Fallon show
CD reviews for Cam
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