British country-pop singer-songwriter Harleymoon Kemp is heading out on the road this autumn, with dates across the UK from St Ives to London, Derby, Sunderland, Sheffield and Nottingham. Blending country influences with a distinctly British pop sound, she has been steadily building a strong live following.
1. The tour starts in St Ives
The first date is in St Ives on 26 September 2026, giving fans in Cornwall the chance to catch Harleymoon live before the tour heads further around the country.
It is the start of a run that takes her from the south west to some of the UK’s biggest cities over the following three months.
2. London follows in October
Harleymoon heads to London on 10 October 2026, before continuing to Derby a week later.
Her London appearance is part of the Road to Nashville Indoor Rodeo Show, combining live country music with a much bigger country-themed night out.
3. There are six dates across the UK
The full run currently includes:
St Ives – 26 September 2026
London – 10 October 2026
Derby – 17 October 2026
Sunderland – 21 November 2026
Sheffield – 28 November 2026
Nottingham – 12 December 2026
The dates stretch right through to December, giving fans around the country several opportunities to see her live.
4. There is plenty of music to discover before the shows
Harleymoon Kemp’s music mixes modern country with pop, storytelling and a recognisably British personality.
Tracks including What Good Looks Like and My Girls (Love Me Better) have helped introduce her to a wider audience, while her newer material continues to develop her country-pop sound.
If you are heading to one of the shows, it is worth listening to a few tracks beforehand.
Listen to Harleymoon Kemp on Spotify
5. She is part of Britain’s growing country music scene
Country music has become noticeably more visible in the UK in recent years, with festivals, dedicated country nights and touring shows attracting increasingly large audiences.
Harleymoon Kemp fits naturally into that growing scene, but her music does not simply try to recreate Nashville. There is a British feel to the songwriting and performances that helps make her stand out.
With six dates running from September to December, this autumn is a good opportunity to discover her live.
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