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TikTok sensation Lauren Spencer Smith announces her global headlining Mirror Tour in celebration of her debut album Mirror, out July 14th. On the album release day, she embarks on the tour kicking things off in Chicago. Mirror Tour consists of 42 dates ascending across North America, UK/Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. 

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Mirror Tour

The first leg of the Mirror Tour in North America continues until August 17th. Then, Lauren takes on the UK/Europe from September 6th through October 9th. For the last leg of the Mirror Tour, she hits Australia and New Zealand. Specifically, she performs at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia on October 27th. Closing on November 4th, the final date is held at the Powerstation in Auckland, New Zealand.

Lauren Spencer’s Debut Album Arriving In July

Mirror is a vulnerable, introductory body of work for the multi-platinum singer-songwriter. It recounts personal experiences and lessons she has learned in her 19 years. Further, in the album trailer, Lauren Spencer states, “When I look in the mirror, I reflect on everything I’ve been through. All of the highs, all of the lows. The real, raw versions of myself.” 

What’s more, the album has accumulated over 1 billion streams prior to its July 14th release. She continues to crank out digestible hits, her newest being a collaboration with Gayle and Em Beihold titled “Fantasy.” The song delves into a toxic relationship from a young perspective. With little knowledge and experience of relationships as a young woman, she viewed toxicity in relationships as normal.

Lauren Spencer Smith:

“When writing ‘Fantasy’, I wanted to capture how hard toxic relationships are and that coming out of those relationships can be so powerful. GAYLE and Em instantly connected with the topic and their verses helped take the song to another level.”

— via Dork

TOUR DATES:

North America
w/ special guests Blake Rose & Geena Fontanella
7/14/23 Chicago, IL – House of Blues
7/15/23 Detroit, MI – St. Andrew’s Hall
7/17/23 Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall
7/19/23 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
7/21/23 Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts
7/22/23 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore
7/25/23 New York, NY – Irving Plaza
7/28/23 Atlanta, GA – Buckhead Theatre
7/29/23 Orlando, FL – House of Blues
7/31/23 Austin, TX – Emo’s
8/2/23 Dallas, TX – House of Blues
8/4/23 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom
8/5/23 San Diego, CA – Observatory North Park
8/8/23 Los Angeles, CA – Fonda Theatre
8/11/23 Santa Ana, CA – Observatory
8/12/23 San Francisco, CA – August Hall
8/14/23 Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
8/15/23 Seattle, WA – The Showbox
8/17/23 Vancouver, BC – Queen Elizabeth Theatre

UK & Europe
w/ special guests Henry Moodie & Geena Fontanella
9/6/23 Vienna, Austria – Flex
9/7/23 Warsaw, Poland – Palladium
9/9/23 Lollapalooza Berlin*
9/10/23 Hamburg, Germany – Docks
9/13/23 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
9/14/23 Stockholm, Sweden – Fryshuset Arenan
9/17/23 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Melkweg
9/20/23 Cologne, Germany – Kantine
9/21/23 Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
9/23/23 Bern, Switzerland – Bierhubeli
9/24/23 Milan, Italy – Gate
9/26/23 Paris, France – Trabendo
9/28/23 Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz
9/29/23 Leeds, UK – Beckett Student’s Union
10/1/23 Glasgow, UK – SWG3 Galvanisers
10/2/23 Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute
10/4/23 Dublin, Ireland – Academy**
10/7/23 Bristol, UK – SWX
10/9/23 London, UK – O2 Kentish Town Forum
*Lollapalooza is a festival; openers don’t apply
**only opener Geena FontanellaAustralia & New Zealand
w/ special guests Blake Rose & Geena Fontanella
10/27/23 Melbourne, Australia – Palais Theatre
10/29/23 Sydney, Australia – Enmore
11/1/23 Brisbane, Australia – The Tivoli
11/4/23 Auckland, New Zealand – Powerstation