Mancunian singer-songwriter JP Cooper has announced his 2024 World Tour kicking off in Dallas, TX in September. Cooper will be touring behind his acclaimed albums Raised Under Grey Skies and She. He is also due to release his third album later this year. The world tour will include tour stops in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia, including headlining shows in New Zealand, Australia and Japan.

Speaking of the tour, Cooper said the following: “I’m so so happy to announce that I’ll be embarking on a bit of a world tour later this year. It will be in support of my new album and I’m getting to visit a few places that I’ve never been to before. New Zealand I can’t wait to be in your beautiful country……it will be the furthest I’ve travelled and I’ll be doing some of the biggest headline shows I’ve ever done which is blowing my mind. I’ll be playing songs from my forthcoming album as well as favourites from my last few releases. Looking forward to seeing you guys out there.”

To date Cooper’s debut album Raised Under Grey Skies, released in 2017, has sold more than one million copies. Cooper has 18 million monthly listeners across all digital streaming platforms and a total of six billion total streams and counting. His hit song “Sing It With Me” was popular the world over. Since his 2017 debut abum he has played sold-out shows from Cape Town to Tokyo. This year’s world tour will look to continue that momentum. Selfishly, I sure wish he could have made a stop here in Orlando, FL. Sigh.

The dates can be seen below:
Sept. 17 – Dallas, TX The Echo
Sept. 18 – Austin, TX Parish
Sept. 19 – Houston, TX Bronze Peacock
Sept. 21 – Atlanta, GA The Loft
Sept. 22 – Nashville, TN Basement East
Sept. 24 – Washington, DC 9:30 Club
Sept. 25 – Ardmore, PA Ardmore Music Hall
Sept. 27 – Brooklyn, NY Warsaw
Sept. 28 – Boston, MA Royale
Sept. 29 – Montreal, Quebec Beanfield Theater
Oct. 1 – Toronto, Ontario Danforth Music Hall
Oct. 3 – Detroit, MI Magic Stick
Oct. 4 – Chicago, IL House Of Blues
Oct. 5 – Minneapolis, MN Fine Line
Oct. 7 – Denver, CO Bluebird Theater
Oct. 9 – Los Angeles, CA Belasco Theatre
Oct. 10 – San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
Oct. 17 – Bucharest, Romania Quantic Club
Oct. 19 – Cluji, Romania FORM Space
Oct. 25 – Brussels, Belgium La Madeleine
Oct. 26 – Paris, France La Cabaret Sauvage
Oct. 29 – Gothenburg, Sweden Pustervik
Oct. 30 – Copenhagen, Denmark DR Concert Hall
Nov. 1 – Cologne, Germany Kantine
Nov. 2 – Gruenspan, Germany Hamburg
Nov. 5 – Utrecht, Netherlands TivoliVrendenburg
Nov. 6 – Utrecht, Netherlands TivoliVrendenburg
Nov. 7 – Hammersmith, London Eventim Apollo
Nov. 12 – Auckland, New Zealand Powerstation
Nov. 15 – Brisbane, Australia Princess Theatre
Nov. 16 – Sydney, Australia Liberty Hall
Nov. 17 – Melbourne, Australia 170 Russell
Nov. 21 – Tokyo, Japan WWW
Nov. 28 – Durban, South Africa Playhouse
Nov. 30 – Cape Town, South Africa Kirstenbosch Gardens
Dec. 1 – Johannesburg, South Africa Marks Park