Canadian singer-songwriter and 90s chart-topper Sarah McLachlan has announced her Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th anniversary tour’s Canadian dates. The 12-date tour features support from the band Tiny Habits. McLachlan is currently on tour for the United States’ leg of the 30th anniversay tour. She’s at the Hollywood Bowl tonight with Feist
as opener. Feist also serves as opener for the entire American leg of the anniversary tour.

Released in America in 1994, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy was McLachlan’s third studio album and the first to make an impact on American radio. Featuring the singles “Possession”, “Hold On” and “Good Enough” it paved the way for her titanic 1997 album Surfacing and its bevy of singles. McLachlan has not released new music since the 2016 studio album Wonderland.

Her U.S. tourdates can be seen below:
May 31 – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, CA
June 1 – Acrisure Arena – Palm Desert, CA
June 2 – Jacobs Park – San Diego, CA
June 4 – AZ Financial Theatre – Phoenix, AZ
June 6 – USANA Amphitheater – Salt Lake City, UT
June 7 – Red Rocks Amphitheater – Morrison, CO
June 9 – Starlight Theatre – Kansas City, MO
June 10 – St. Louis Music Park – Maryland Heights, MO
June 11 – Northerly Island – Chicago, IL
June 13 – Freedom Hill – Sterling Heights, MI
June 14 – PNC Pavilion – Cincinnati, OH
June 16 – White River State Park – Indianapolis, IN
June 18 – Artpark Theater – Lewiston, NY
June 19 – Budweiser Stage – Toronto, Ontario – Allison Russel opens
June 20 – Place Bell – Laval, Quebec
June 22 – Leader Bank Pavilion – Boston, MA
June 23 – Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater – Bridgeport, CT
June 24 – Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY
June 26 – Marin Center – Philadelphia, PA
June 27 – Merriweather Post Pavilion – Columbia, MD
June 29 – Ascend Ampthitheater – Nashville, TN
June 30 – Chastain Park – Atlanta, GA
July 2 – Walmart Amp – Rogers, AR
July 3 – Toyota Music Factory – Irving, TX
July 5 – Moody Amphitheater – Austin, TX
July 6 – Smart Financial Center – Sugar Land, TX

The Canadian tour dates can be seen below:
Nov. 2 – Peterborough, Ontario
Nov. 4 – Moncton, New Brunswick
Nov. 5 – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Nov. 7 – Quebec City, Quebec
Nov. 8 – Ottawa, Ontario
Nov. 9 – London, Ontario
Nov. 12 – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Nov. 13 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Nov. 14 – Calgary, Alberta
Nov. 16 – Edmonton, Alberta
Nov. 17 – Kelowna, British Columbia
Nov. 20 – Victoria, British Columbia