Twinnie Announces ‘Happy Hour Tour 2025’, Presented by JOY. Concerts & Holler Live

UK country-pop maverick Twinnie has unveiled her blockbuster Happy Hour Tour 2025, which will see the ‘Dance With Somebody Else’ singer-songwriter performing across London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester and more.

Featuring support from Tennessee up-and-comer, Bonner Black, Twinnie's forthcoming Happy Hour Tour 2025 is being proudly presented by JOY. Concerts and Holler Live.

Those lucky enough to get their hands on tickets will be hoping to hear a plethora of infectious fan-favourites from the British hitmaker's impressive catalogue, including ‘Lonely Long’, ‘Crazy Ex’, ‘Take a Break’, ‘Hypothetically’ and many more.

Fans can gain access to the Happy Hour Tour 2025 pre-sale by signing up below, with the pre-sale set to open in a week's time on Wednesday, February 5th at 10am GMT. General ticket on-sale then launches here on Friday, February 7th at 10am GMT.

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This exciting tour announcement continues the momentum built by Twinnie's widely lauded new album, Something We Used to Say, which arrived back in November 2024.

The sprawling, 22-song project serves as the latest reminder as to why Twinnie is viewed by many as one of country music's key artists to watch, with the ‘Blue Hour’ crooner amassing a rapidly burgeoning on both sides of The Pond following in recent years.

Towards the end of 2024, Twinnie became the first ever British artist to deliver the US National Anthem at Nashville's GEODIS Park. Just over a year earlier, the former Hollyoaks star made her coveted Grand Ole Opry debut - a rare feat for a UK act.

With this expansive Happy Hour Tour now on the books, 2025 is already shaping up to be the year Twinnie consolidates her status as country music's transatlantic trailblazer.

For the full list of Twinnie's UK and Ireland Happy Hour Tour 2025 dates, see below:

May 31st - Red Rooster Festival

June 2nd - Komedia Studio, Brighton

June 3rd - Oslo, London

June 4th - Hare & Hounds, Birmingham

June 6th - The Deaf Institute, Manchester

June 7th - Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds

June 8th - The Crescent, York

June 9th - The Cluny, Newcastle

June 10th - The Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh

June 11th - Stereo, Glasgow

June 13th - Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast

June 15th - The Workmans Club, Dublin

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