Cam Cole announces February and March 2027 UK tour
He plays 13 headline shows
One man rock band Cam Cole has announced a new headline tour for February and March 2027 taking in venues and locations he’s never played before.
Opening at Leicester International on Friday 12th February, Cam Cole plays Blackpool, Edinburgh, Stockton, York, Chester, Leek, Cardiff, Sheffield, Wolverhampton, Shoreham and Milton Keynes before concluding at Stowmarket John Peel Centre on Saturday 6th March.
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Cam Cole’s UK tour dates:
FEBRUARY 2027
Leicester International – Fri 12th
Blackpool Waterloo – Sat 13th
Edinburgh La Belle Angele – Sun 14th
Stockton Georgian Theatre – Wed 17th
York Crescent – Thu 18th
Chester Live Rooms – Fri 19th
Leek Foxlowe Arts Centre – Sat 20th
Cardiff Globe – Fri 26th
Sheffield Yellow Arch – Sat 27th
Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill – Sun 28th
MARCH 2027
Shoreham Ropetackle – Wed 3rd
Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms – Fri 5th
Stowmarket John Peel Centre – Sat 6th
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Cam Cole has never done things the easy way. He built his name the hard way — one street corner at a time — busking in Camden Town until the crowds got too big for the pavement. Since then he has gone from viral sensation to international tours: a scene-stealing appearance in the Emmy-winning series Ted Lasso, an Amazon Prime documentary charting his first American tour, millions of streams, four albums, and sold-out shows across Europe, North America and Australia.
Armed with his guitar, his trusty Farmer Footdrums and a voice that can rattle the back wall of any room, Camconjures a wall of sound that has to be seen to be believed — a molten blend of delta blues, folk, grunge, stoner rock and metal, delivered by one man doing the work of five. But this is no longer just a one-man-band affair. Cam's show has evolved into a full-blown rock 'n' roll circus, packed with wild stage props, theatrical showmanship and a rotating cast of accomplices from his New Age Collective gang — part gig, part travelling carnival, all chaos in the best possible way.
Now, all of it — the street corners, the festival stages, the endless miles of touring, inspirations from people, places and sounds encountered all across the world — comes pouring into his most ambitious record yet. Lost In Creation, out October 30th, 2026, finds Cam expanding his sound palette like never before, painting with sound rather than simply playing it. The raw, foot-stomping ferocity that first stopped crowds in Camden is still the beating heart of the record, but around it swirls something bigger: layered textures, unexpected instrumentation, and songs that swing from thunderous riff-driven mayhem to moments of haunting, wide-open beauty.
Where previous records captured the sweat and grit of one man against the world, Lost In Creation is the sound of an artist letting the world in. Psychedelic flourishes bleed into desert-blues grooves; folk melodies collide with walls of fuzz; quiet confessionals sit shoulder to shoulder with songs built to shake festival fields. It's an album about surrendering to the creative process itself — getting gloriously, deliberately lost in it — and trusting that the music knows the way out.
Recorded at Dean Street Studios London and mastered at Abbey Road, new single Get Up Ya Honky Tonk” arrives on 31st of July.
It shows the more bluesy and psychedelic side of Cam Cole's new record "Lost In Creation" which arrives end of October.. It is his street sound expanded by 70s psychedelia and a swirling riff that keep soaring around the track before it falls into a swampy, haunting bridge, re-emerging for one last chorus. On the way to the album release Cam will drop a few more singles, showcasing the diversity of the record. It will be a fun ride to end of October, jump aboard.