Michelle Branch has extended her 'Everywhere And Back Again Tour,' adding dates that will run through March 2027. The tour, originally scheduled to conclude in November, will now include performances in theaters, music halls, ballrooms, nightclubs, and auditoriums across North America.
New concert dates have been added in various cities, with specific stops including Boston, MA, on Nov. 4, and Chicago, IL, on Nov. 10. The tour's extension also brings a return to New York and New Jersey, with performances scheduled at the Beacon Theatre in New York, NY, on Nov. 5, 2026, and again on March 25, 2027, followed by a show at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ, on Nov. 6, 2026. Further dates are planned for early 2027, including stops in Charleston, SC, Atlanta, GA, Nashville, TN, Dallas, TX, and Denver, CO.
Fans can expect to hear a selection of Branch's popular tracks, with past setlists including songs such as "All You Wanted," "Breathe," "Goodbye To You," "Everywhere," and "Are You Happy Now?" A performance in Tulsa, OK, in September 2025 featured 17 songs, including covers of The Cure's "Lovesong" and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' "Mary Jane's Last Dance," alongside original material and songs from The Wreckers.
Branch is also set to release her sixth studio album, also titled "Everywhere and Back Again," on November 6. The album will feature reimagined versions of fan favorites, including a collaboration with Gregg Alexander of New Radicals on the lead single "The Game Of Love." This new version of the 2002 hit departs from its original Latin-inspired sound for a more pop-oriented feel.
At the time of publication, the lowest ticket prices found on SeatGeek were $71 including fees for a show in Denver, CO. Prices for other dates vary, with some Beacon Theatre performances starting at $188 including fees. A promotional code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Branch expressed her surprise and gratitude on Instagram regarding the demand for tickets, stating, "I am blown away by the amount of people who want to come see this show. I completely underestimated what the turnout would be… I feel like I'm dreaming."