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Live preview: Emily Barker embarks on UK-wide tour

  • January 19, 2025
  • Huw Williams
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Australian singer-songwriter Emily Barker has come a long way since the release of her debut solo album Photos.Fires.Fables in 2006. There followed a lengthy hiatus, before she began more consistently releasing music in 2015, culminating in her song Nostalgia taking its place as the theme tune to BBC crime drama Wallander and more critically acclaimed albums.

A decade on from The Toerag Sessions, we are on the eve of Barker’s UK Tour which is hot on the heels of the success of last year’s sixth studio album Fragile As Humans. A deeply personal record, exploring themes of grief and loneliness, it also rings with resilience and hope. The vocals and lush production draw us in to reflect on the human condition that connects us all. 

Barker is kicking off her tour in Belfast on 23rd January at the Out to Lunch Festival, before touring all around England. Bringing her full band with her, she will hit Newcastle and Brighton and everywhere in between with her blend of folk, Americana with a little bit of soul and blues thrown in. 

You may have already caught her on tour last year as she supported King Creosote across the UK, or on previous tours with the likes of Mary Chapin Carpenter and Frank Turner.

EMILY BARKER – 2025 UK DATES

Headline UK Dates with full band:

23 Jan 2025 – BELFAST The Deer’s Head (Out to Lunch Festival)

25 Jan 2025 – BRISTOL The Lantern

26 Jan 2025 – LEEDS Brudenell Social Club

28 Jan 2025 – NEWCASTLE Cluny 2

30 Jan 2025 – LIVERPOOL St Michael-in-the-Hamlet

31 Jan 2025 – MANCHESTER Deaf Institute

01 Feb 2025 – LONDON Omeara

02 Feb 2025 – STROUD Sub Rooms

04 Feb 2025 – CAMBRIDGE Portland Arms

05 Feb 2025 – BRIGHTON The Prince Albert

06 Feb 2025 – TWYFORD St Marys Church

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