Ashley Cooke Tour 2026–2027: Baby Blues World Tour Dates

Ashley Cooke 2026 Tour

Ashley Cooke’s Baby Blues World Tour begins September 17 with a 28-date international run continuing through February 25.

Written by Amanda Tempel

Date Published: August 6, 2026

Last Updated: September 9, 2026

Ashley Cooke is heading out on the Baby Blues World Tour, a 28-date headlining run beginning September 17 in Cleveland, Ohio. The tour will travel across the United States before heading overseas in January and concluding February 25 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.

The tour takes its name from “baby blues,” which is featured on Cooke’s self-titled sophomore album. The album was released August 14 through Big Loud Records/Back Blocks Music.

Cooke will be joined by several opening acts throughout the tour, including Timmy McKeever, McCoy Moore, Just Jayne, Aniston Pate, and Hannah McFarland.

Ashley Cooke Baby Blues World Tour Dates

September 17 — Cleveland, OH — Globe Iron
September 18 — Washington, DC — 9:30 Club
September 19 — Boston, MA — Royale
September 24 — New York, NY — Irving Plaza
September 25 — Portland, ME — Aura
September 26 — New Haven, CT — Toad’s
October 1 — Rosemont, IL — Joe’s Live
October 2 — Indianapolis, IN — 8 Seconds Saloon
October 3 — Milwaukee, WI — Rave II
October 8 — Los Angeles, CA — El Rey Theatre
October 9 — San Luis Obispo, CA — Fremont Theatre
October 10 — Sacramento, CA — Ace of Spades
October 14 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo
October 15 — Portland, OR — Revolution Hall
October 16 — Boise, ID — Knitting Factory
November 5 — Raleigh, NC — The Ritz
November 6 — Charlotte, NC — Coyote Joe’s
November 7 — Athens, GA — Georgia Theater
January 22 — Belfast, Northern Ireland — The Limelight 1
January 24 — Glasgow, UK — SWG3 TV Studio
January 26 — Bristol, UK — Trinity
January 28 — Birmingham, UK — O2 Academy 2
January 29 — London, UK — KOKO
January 30 — Manchester, UK — Manchester Club Academy
February 18 — Austin, TX — Antone’s
February 19 — Fort Worth, TX — Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall
February 20 — Lubbock, TX — Cook’s Garage – Indoors
February 25 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium

Fans can visit Ashley Cooke’s official website for the latest tour and ticket information.

Who Is Opening for Ashley Cooke?

Different artists will join Cooke during portions of the Baby Blues World Tour.

Timmy McKeever: September 17–26
McCoy Moore: October 1–3 and November 5–7
Just Jayne: October 8–10
Aniston Pate: October 14–16
Hannah McFarland: February 18–20

Ashley Cooke’s Cities That Made Me Tour

Before the Baby Blues World Tour, Cooke celebrated the release of her self-titled album with the Cities That Made Me Tour, a weeklong series of acoustic pop-up performances in August 2026.

Each stop represented a city connected to Cooke’s childhood, family, or adult life. The tour began in her current hometown of Nashville before visiting Milwaukee, where she was born; Pleasanton and Studio City, California; Parkland and Sarasota, Florida; and West Lafayette, Indiana, where her parents met.

“This album was built on the memories and moments that shaped me into who I am, and I couldn’t think of a better way to spend release week than taking a trip down memory lane with you,” Cooke shared when announcing the tour.

Cities That Made Me Tour Dates

August 14 — Nashville, Tennessee
August 15 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin — The Rave Penthouse
August 16 — Pleasanton, California — Mavericks
August 17 — Studio City, California — Desert 5 Spot
August 19 — Parkland, Florida — Sharkey’s
August 20 — Sarasota, Florida — Big Top Brewing
August 22 — West Lafayette, Indiana — Neon Cactus

Ashley Cooke’s Self-Titled Album

Cooke released her 15-track sophomore album, ashley cooke, on August 14, 2026. The project includes “baby blues,” “famous to frances,” “johnny ’n june,” “the hell you are,” “high school sweetheart,” and “xs.”

The album follows her 2023 debut, shot in the dark, which included “your place,” Cooke’s first No. 1 at country radio, and the Gold-certified “never til now.”

Previous
Previous

Koe Wetzel and Ella Langley Release New Duet ‘Jaded’

Next
Next

Charley Pride Opry Tribute Show Set for September 22