Mary Chapin Carpenter. Photo: Aaron Farrington
Mary Chapin Carpenter is launching an extensive headlining tour this summer with shows at San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts, Denver’s Botanic Gardens, Minneapolis’ Pantages Theater, Boston’s The Wilbur, and an Aug. 19 show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, among many others.
Carpenter will also perform select co-headline dates with Emmylou Harris this summer, including stops at Charlottesville’s Sprint Pavilion, Vienna’s Wolf Trap and Chicago’s Ravinia Theater.
Tickets for the shows go on sale this Friday (March 11) at 10 a.m. local time. Details can be found at marychapincarpenter.com/tour.
The dates add to yet another notable year for Carpenter, who is nominated for Best Folk Album at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards for her One Night Lonely (Live). A rare solo performance, the album was recorded in 2020 at Virginia’s Wolf Trap, and features songs from across her acclaimed career including several from her latest studio album, The Dirt And The Stars.
Over the course of her career, Carpenter has sold over 15 million records and has won five Grammy awards, two CMA awards, two ACM awards, and is one of only fifteen female members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Mary Chapin Carpenter Tour Dates:
June 8—Santa Rosa, CA—Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
June 9—San Francisco, CA—Palace of Fine Arts
June 10—Monterey, CA—Golden State Theater
June 12—San Luis Obispo, CA—Freemont Theater
June 14—El Cajon, CA—The Magnolia
June 15—Scottsdale, AZ—Scottsdale Center for Performing Arts
June 16—Tucson, AZ—Rialto Theater
June 18—Santa Barbara, CA—Lobrero Theater
June 20—Los Angeles, CA—Venue TBA
June 21—Grass Valley, CA—Center for the Arts
June 23—Eugene, OR—Hult Center
June 24—Portland, OR—Revolution Hall
June 25—Seattle, WA—Moore Theater
July 6—Salt Lake City, UT—Venue TBA
July 7—Denver, CO—Denver Botanic Gardens
July 8—Colorado Springs, CO—Pikes Peak Performing Arts Center
July 9—Breckenridge, CO—Riverwalk Center
July 13—Minneapolis, MN—Pantages Theater
July 14—Bayfield, WI—Big Top Chautauqua
July 15—Iowa City, IA—Englert Theater
July 16—Champaign, IL—Virginia Theater
July 17—Lawrence, KS—Liberty Hall
July 19—Cincinnati, OH—Memorial Hall
July 21—Columbus, OH—Davidson Theater
July 22—New Haven, KY—The Amphitheater at Dant Crossing
August 9—Brownfield, ME—Stone Mountain Arts Center
August 10—Brownfield, ME—Stone Mountain Arts Center
August 11—North Truro, MA—Payomet Performing Arts Center
August 12—Boston, MA—The Wilbur
August 13—Northampton, MA—The Pines
August 14—Portland, ME—State Theatre
August 16—Reading, PA—The Miller Center
August 17—Durham, NC—Durham Performing Arts Center
August 19—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium
August 20—Charlotte, NC—Knight Center
August 21—Wilmington, NC—Greenfield Lake Amphitheater
August 23—Charlottesville, VA—Sprint Pavilion*
August 24—Geneva, NY—Smith Opera House
August 25—Chautauqua, NY—Chautauqua Institution*
August 26—Ridgefield, CT—Ridgefield Playhouse
August 27—Vienna, VA—Wolf Trap*
August 30—Kennet Square, PA—Longwood Gardens*
September 2—Chicago, IL—Ravinia Theater*
*co-headline with Emmylou Harris
