Elle King has announced plans to embark on a headlining "A-Freakin-Men Tour" in 2023.
King, who is set to release her debut country project Come Get Your Wife on January 27, will kick off the tour in New Orleans on Valentine's Day. Red Clay Strays will open for her.
King will perform across Atlanta, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis and other cities before concluding the trek in Bossier City, Louisiana, on March 25.
Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, October 28 at 10 am local time.
"I am so excited to be going back out on tour, not just because I love to perform, but because I'm finally putting out a new record," King said. "I have put all of my energy and love into this album and I cannot wait to share it live for everyone."
A-Freakin-Men Tour Dates:
Feb 14 - New Orleans - The Fillmore Feb 16 - Atlanta - TabernacleFeb 17 - Asheville, N.C. - The Orange PeelFeb 18 - Asheville, N.C. - The Orange PeelFeb 19 - Lexington, Ky. - Manchester Music HallFeb 21 - Silver Spring, Md. - The FillmoreFeb 22 - Huntington, N.Y. - The ParamountFeb 24 - Boston - RoadrunnerFeb 25 - Harrisburg, Pa. - XL LiveFeb 27 - Cleveland, Ohio - Masonic AuditoriumFeb 28 - Cincinnati - The Andrew J Brady Music CenterMarch 1 - Indianapolis - Egyptian Room at Old Red CentreMarch 3 - Detroit - The FillmoreMarch 4 - Chicago - TBAMarch 5 - St. Paul, Minn. - The PalaceMarch 7 - St. Louis - The PageantMarch 8 - Kansas City, Mo. - Uptown TheaterMarch 10 - Denver - SummitMarch 11 - Salt Lake City - Union Event CenterMarch 14 - Portland, Ore. - Revolution HallMarch 15 - Portland, Ore. - Revolution HallMarch 17 - Stateline, Nev. - Harrah's Lake Tahoe South Shore RoomMarch 18 - Sacramento, Calf. - Ace Of SpadesMarch 20 - Tempe, Ariz. - Marquee TheaterMarch 23 - Austin, Texas - Austin City Limits Live At Moody TheaterMarch 24 - Tulsa, Okla. - Cain's BallroomMarch 25 - Bossier City, La. - Margaritaville Resort Theater (*Red Clay Strays not available for this show)
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