Following the release of his brand-new single, Someone, the rootsy troubadour Connor Selby has announced a run of September tour dates, which will begin on 17 September at The Witham in Barnard Castle. The tour will call through; London (Kings Place 2), Stowmarket (John Peel Centre), Tunbridge Wells (The Forum), Edinburgh (Voodoo Rooms), Manchester (Hallé St Peter’s), Nottingham (Metronome), Bristol (Beacon Hall) and finishing at the Guildhall in Axeminister on 28 September. You can get tickets from HERE.
Someone is Selby’s first new music since 2023’s self-titled album – a MOJO Album of the Year – which put his heartfelt and emotional songwriting at centre stage and has already clocked over 2 million streams. Honesty and integrity have always been the heartbeat of the young singer-songwriter’s music. This led him to perform at Wembley Stadium in support of The Who and Hyde Park, sharing the stage with Pearl Jam, Stereophonics, and venues such as the London Palladium.
Authentic, roots-based voices have penetrated the mainstream in recent years. From the soulful yearns of early Leon Bridges to the groove of Gary Clark Jr. to the booming voice of Jacob Banks to the raw and haunting delivery of Ray LaMontagne to the earthy tones of Rag ‘n Bone Man, those voices cut through, and they stand out. They make you take notice because they don’t sound like everyone else.
Selby’s voice echoes these trailblazers, enveloping his music with emotional integrity. He delves deep into his soul, all the way down into his core and the feeling of belonging. “My songs are about my feelings of being in the world and not really feeling like I belong,” he explains.
17 Sep – The Witham, Barnard Castle – TICKETS
18 Sep – Kings Place 2, London – TICKETS
19 Sep – John Peel Centre, Stowmarket – TICKETS
21 Sep – The Forum, Tunbridge Wells – TICKETS
24 Sep – Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh – TICKETS
25 Sep – Hallé St Peter’s, Manchester – TICKETS
26 Sep – Metronome, Nottingham – TICKETS
27 Sep – Beacon Hall, Bristol – TICKETS
28 Sep – Guildhall, Axminster – TICKETS
Watch the video for his new single Someone – Out Now on Provogue
Following the release of his brand-new single, Someone, the rootsy troubadour Connor Selby has announced a run of September tour dates, which will begin on 17 September at The Witham in Barnard Castle. The tour will call through; London (Kings Place 2), Stowmarket (John Peel Centre), Tunbridge Wells (The Forum), Edinburgh (Voodoo Rooms), Manchester (Hallé St Peter’s), Nottingham (Metronome), Bristol (Beacon Hall) and finishing at the Guildhall in Axeminister on 28 September. You can get tickets from HERE.
Someone is Selby’s first new music since 2023’s self-titled album – a MOJO Album of the Year – which put his heartfelt and emotional songwriting at centre stage and has already clocked over 2 million streams. Honesty and integrity have always been the heartbeat of the young singer-songwriter’s music. This led him to perform at Wembley Stadium in support of The Who and Hyde Park, sharing the stage with Pearl Jam, Stereophonics, and venues such as the London Palladium.
Authentic, roots-based voices have penetrated the mainstream in recent years. From the soulful yearns of early Leon Bridges to the groove of Gary Clark Jr. to the booming voice of Jacob Banks to the raw and haunting delivery of Ray LaMontagne to the earthy tones of Rag ‘n Bone Man, those voices cut through, and they stand out. They make you take notice because they don’t sound like everyone else.
Selby’s voice echoes these trailblazers, enveloping his music with emotional integrity. He delves deep into his soul, all the way down into his core and the feeling of belonging. “My songs are about my feelings of being in the world and not really feeling like I belong,” he explains.
