Cam Announces First-Ever Headlining Tour

Posted on August 29, 2016

It’s been a little more than a year since Cam became a force to be reckoned with on the country music scene with the release of her smash hit, “Burning House.” She has since been nominated for ACM and CMA awards, played the stage with some of country’s biggest stars and released the third single from her Untamed album, “Mayday.”

Now Cam is taking one more step forward in her rising career by headlining her very own The Burning House Tour.

“I’m so over the moon about The Burning House Tour!” said Cam in a statement. “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.”

Be sure and check out Cam as she hits the road on her first-ever headlining tour, which kicks off on Oct. 27 in Chicago, and when she announces the final nominees for the 50th Annual CMA Awards from the Grand Ole Opry House live on Good Morning America on Aug. 31.

Tour Dates are as follows:

Oct 27 / Chicago / Joe’s Bar On Weed Street

Oct 28 / Medina, Ohio / The Thirsty Cowboy

Oct 29 / Philadelphia / The Trocadero Theatre

Nov 10 / New York, N.Y. / Highline Ballrom

Nov 12 / Boston / Paradise Rock Club

Nov 17 / Tulsa, Okla. / Cain’s Ballroom

Nov 18 / Des Moines, Iowa / Wooly’s

Nov 19 / Bloomington, Ind. / The Bluebird

Dec 1 / Columbus / The Bluestone

Dec 2 / Shelby Township, Mich. / Coyote Joe’s

Dec 3 / Springfield, Ill. / Boondocks

Dec 9 & 10 / Las Vegas / Orleans Showroom

Photo by Sara Kauss/Artisto PR

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