Charles Esten announces European tour!

Singer-songwriter and actor Charles Esten, has announced a UK and European tour just weeks after returning from the Nashville Reunion tour. He will return in April 2024, for headline shows in the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark and Norway.

The tour will follow the release of his highly anticipated debut solo album, 'Love Ain't Pretty' which is set to be released on January 26th.

The record has been ten years in the making as Esten began work on the project when he first arrived in music city to play Deacon Claybourne on ABC/CMT's Nashville.

The record is made up of fourteen tracks, all co-written by Esten and he has recruited hitmakers such as Jon Nite, Eric Paslay, Jimmy Yeary and Gary Burr to name just a few of his collaborators.

You can pre-save the album Here.

Speaking of his tour, Esten said: “Some of my earliest musical performances were way back in 1991 playing Buddy Holly in the hit West End musical ‘BUDDY’. That’s when I began my love affair with UK audiences who - quite literally - danced in the aisles."

He continued: "I was blessed to be a part of the amazing Nashville Reunion Tour. Then, as that was successfully wrapping up, I received the confirmed schedule for my own return solo tour. And I damn near cried. I am chuffed, over the moon, and thrilled to bits to be returning to play my music in the country that for two magical years, I got my start in and called my home.”

The full list of tour dates are below and you can purchase tickets Here.

Charles Esten’s 2024 UK/European Tour Dates:

Sat., 20 Apr. – Usher Hall | Edinburgh, UK

Mon., 22 Apr. – Royal Concert Hall | Glasgow, UK

Wed., 24 Apr. – The Glasshouse | Gateshead, UK

Fri., 26 Apr. – Palladium | London, UK

Sat., 27 Apr. – O2 Academy | Bristol, UK

Mon., 29 Apr. – Lowry Lyric Theatre | Salford, UK

Tue., 30 Apr. – Town Hall | Birmingham, UK

Thu., 2 May – Tivoli/Vredenburg - Grote Zaal | Utrecht, Netherlands

Fri., 3 May – Fabrik | Hamburg, Germany

Sat., 4 May – Im Wizemann Halle | Stuttgart, Germany