Soccer Mommy To Tour UK, Europe And North America In 2020

Photo: Brian Ziff 

Soccer Mommy, aka Sophie Allison, will tour the UK, Europe and North America in 2020.

The North American trek will come first, kicking off on March 26 in Atlanta and concluding in Dallas on May 7. Following that, she'll head to mainland Europe and the UK in June, with the latter leg including stops in Brighton, London, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Manchester. Tickets for all shows go on general sale at 10am local time on November 22.

Meanwhile, head below to watch an Alex Ross Perry-directed short film that accompanies the Nashville singer-songwriter's new track, Yellow Is The Color Of Her Eyes. Allison said:

"’Yellow is the color of her eyes’ is a song that is really important to me. The song was inspired by a time when I was on the road constantly and I felt like I was losing time - specifically with my mother. It’s also a song that I feel really showcases my writing when it comes to instrumentation, so it’s one that makes me really proud.“

Soccer Mommy Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Thu March 26 2020 - ATLANTA Georgia - Variety Playhouse (USA)
Fri March 27 2020 - CARRBORO North Carolina - Cats Cradle (USA)
Sat March 28 2020 - WASHINGTON District of Columbia - 9 30 club (USA)
Tue March 31 2020 - PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania - Union Transfer (USA)
Fri April 03 2020 - BROOKLYN New York - Brooklyn Steel (USA)
Sat April 04 2020 - BOSTON Massachusetts - Paradise Rock Club (USA)
Tue April 07 2020 - MONTREAL Quebec - L astral (Canada)
Wed April 08 2020 - TORONTO Ontario - Phoenix Concert Theatre (Canada)
Thu April 09 2020 - CLEVELAND Ohio - Grog Shop (USA)
Sat April 11 2020 - CHICAGO Illinois - Thalia Hall (USA)
Fri April 17 2020 - ST LOUIS Missouri - Delmar Hall (USA)
Sat April 18 2020 - MADISON Wisconsin - Majestic Theatre (USA)
Sun April 19 2020 - MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota - First Avenue (USA)
Wed April 22 2020 - DENVER Colorado - Gothic Theatre (USA)
Fri April 24 2020 - SALT LAKE CITY Utah - commonwealth room (USA)
Sat April 25 2020 - BOISE Idaho - Deathproof coffee (USA)
Sun April 26 2020 - PORTLAND Oregon - Wonder Ballroom (USA)
Mon April 27 2020 - SEATTLE Washington - Neumos (USA)
Wed April 29 2020 - SAN FRANCISCO California - Fillmore (USA)
Thu April 30 2020 - LOS ANGELES California - Fonda Theatre (USA)
Fri May 01 2020 - SAN DIEGO California - Stage Room at UC San Diego (USA)
Sun May 03 2020 - SANTA FE New Mexico - Meow Wolf (USA)
Tue May 05 2020 - AUSTIN Texas - Emos east (USA)
Wed May 06 2020 - HOUSTON Texas - White Oak Music Hall (USA)
Thu May 07 2020 - DALLAS Texas - Granada Theater (USA)

Thu June 04 2020 - OSLO Parkteatret (Norway)
Fri June 05 2020 - STOCKHOLM Slaktkyrkan (Sweden)
Sat June 06 2020 - COPENHAGEN Hotel Cecil (Denmark)
Mon June 08 2020 - HAMBURG Molotow (Germany)
Tue June 09 2020 - BERLIN Frannz Club (Germany)
Thu June 11 2020 - COLOGNE Bumann and Sohn (Germany)
Sat June 13 2020 - BRUSSELS La botanique (Belgium)
Mon June 15 2020 - PARIS Petit Bain (France)

Tue June 16 2020 - BRIGHTON Concorde 2
Thu June 18 2020 - LONDON Electric Ballroom
Fri June 19 2020 - BRISTOL Trinity Centre
Sat June 20 2020 - BIRMINGHAM Castle and Falcon
Mon June 22 2020 - LEEDS Belgave Music Hall
Tue June 23 2020 - GLASGOW Stereo
Wed June 24 2020 - MANCHESTER Gorilla

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