Country artist Ingrid Andress has announced plans to embark on "The Good Person Tour" next year.
"The Good Person Tour" will kick off on February 24 in Salt Lake City, Utah, before making stops in Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York City. Andress will perform at the Boots In The Park on April 1 to conclude the North American leg of her tour.
She will take a month-long break before resuming the trek on May 4 in Dublin, Ireland, with the European leg set to conclude on May 24 in Oslo, Norway.
Tickets for all "The Good Person Tour" dates are on sale now.
Andress will be accompanied by rising talents Madeline Edwards, Carter Faith and Nick Wilson as support on select dates.
Tour Dates:
Feb. 24 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ Commonwealth ^Feb. 25 - Denver, Colo. @ Bluebird ^Feb. 28 - San Francisco, Calif. @ Great American Music Hall ^March 2 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ El Rey ^March 15 - New York City, N.Y. @ Gramercy Theatre •March 16 - Boston, Mass. @ Sinclair •March 23 - Grand Rapids, Mich. @ Elevation ^March 25 - Minneapolis, Minn. @ Fine Line ^April 1 - San Diego, Calif. @ Boots In The Park *May 4 - Dublin, Ireland @ Whelans +May 5 - Belfast, UK @ Limelight 2 +May 7 - Glasgow, UK @ St. Luke's +May 9 - Manchester, UK @ Gorilla +May 10 - Birmingham, UK @ O2 Institute 3 +May 11 - London, UK @ Scala +May 15 - Paris, France @ Le Pop Up du Label +May 16 - Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Melkweg OZ +May 17 - Cologne, Denmark @ Blue Shell +May 19 - Berlin, Germany @ Frannz Club +May 20 - Hamburg, Germany @ Nochtwache +May 21 - Copenhagen, Denmark @ Lille Vega +May 23 - Stockholm, Sweden @ Nalen Club +May 24 - Oslo, Norway @ John Dee +
^ with special guest Madeline Edwards• with special guest Carter Faith+ with special guest Nick Wilson* festival date
(Photo: Jess Williams)
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