Brandi Carlile postponed her UK and European tour dates this week, citing "personal circumstances" as the reason for the delay. The 11-time Grammy winner rescheduled several stops on The Human Tour, her trek featuring KT Tunstall as support, moving fall dates to spring 2025.
Carlile shared her regrets in a Friday announcement, offering limited detail about the postponement. The folk-rock icon has built a devoted fanbase across Europe and the UK, where her introspective songwriting and powerful live performances command significant audiences. The Human Tour represents a major leg of her touring schedule, and the rescheduling affects multiple markets across the Atlantic.
KT Tunstall, the Scottish singer-songwriter best known for her 2005 breakthrough "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree," continues as the tour's opening act for the rescheduled dates. The pairing draws from Carlile's commitment to supporting female artists on the road, a consistent practice throughout her career.
Postponing international tour dates carries real consequences for promoters, venues, and ticketholders, though Carlile's stature typically ensures strong demand when new dates land. Spring European touring has become standard for major artists, with better weather and festival season coordination making those months attractive for both logistics and marketing.
Carlile continues to balance touring with her ongoing recording career and creative pursuits. Her recent output has maintained the critical acclaim that earned her those 11 Grammys, positioning her as one of contemporary music's most respected voices. The delay of The Human Tour won't impact her visibility long-term, though fans with original fall tickets now face the wait until spring to catch the show.