Brandy Clark opens sales for the U.S. leg of the "Take Flight World Tour" 2027
American singer-songwriter Brandy Clark will set out in early 2027 on the extensive "Take Flight World Tour", with general ticket sales for most of the newly confirmed concerts opening on September 18, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. According to BroadwayWorld's announcement and the available venue sales pages, the currently announced U.S. schedule begins on January 22 in Los Angeles and extends through May 2, when Clark is scheduled to perform in New Braunfels, Texas. The tour covers the West Coast, the Pacific Northwest, the East Coast, the South, the Midwest and Texas, with a total of 28 announced U.S. dates. Along with the announcement, organizers also mentioned the possibility of additional international concerts, but specific cities and dates outside the United States have not yet been officially confirmed. Sales are being handled through several systems and by the concert venues themselves, so conditions may depend on the city.
The first confirmed concert on the tour will take place on Friday, January 22, 2027, at The Bellwether in Los Angeles. The venue's official website lists doors opening at 7 p.m. and the performance beginning at 8 p.m., and the event is marked as open to all ages. This makes Los Angeles the starting point of a months-long series of concerts that will take Clark from California through the Pacific Northwest to eastern and southern states, before a final run of performances in Texas. For visitors planning a trip to the city because of the concert, an overview of accommodation options in Los Angeles may be useful, especially because The Bellwether is located west of downtown. The schedule spans several time zones, so the local start time and the rules of the specific event should be checked before purchasing.
Sales for most new dates began on September 18
According to the tour announcement, presales for most of the new dates began on September 16 at 10 a.m. local time, while general sales followed on September 18, also at 10 a.m. local time. The artist's Ticketmaster page confirms active or announced sales pages for a number of concerts, including Los Angeles on January 22, Seattle on February 5, Alexandria on March 18, Charleston on April 3 and Atlanta on April 4. At the same time, some concerts are being sold through other systems or directly through the venues, which means Ticketmaster's list is not the complete tour calendar. For audiences, the specific venue and the official sales channel for each date are therefore important. Prices, fees and purchasing rules may differ between events.
One important exception concerns the April 9 concert at Eagles Theatre in Wabash, Indiana. The published schedule states that presales for that date begin on September 29, while general sales are scheduled for October 2 at 10 a.m. local time. This means that the statement that general sales began on September 18 applies to most, but not all, of the newly announced performances. Such differences are expected on a tour that includes independent venues, theaters and cultural centers using different sales systems. The sales start date should therefore be checked for the specific city.
From Los Angeles to Seattle: the first tour block in the western United States
After opening in Los Angeles on January 22, the schedule calls for a series of concerts in California and the Pacific Northwest. Clark is scheduled to perform on January 23 at Golden State Theatre in Monterey, the following day at Felton Music Hall in Felton, on January 28 at The Freight in Berkeley, on January 29 at Mystic Theatre in Petaluma and on January 30 at SPACE Theater in Ukiah. The January portion ends on January 31 at Soreng Theater, which operates as part of the Hult Center for the Performing Arts in Eugene, Oregon. After a short break, three dates in the Pacific Northwest follow: February 4 at Revolution Hall in Portland, February 5 at Neptune Theatre in Seattle and February 6 at Bing Crosby Theatre in Spokane. This concentrates the first part of the tour on a series of performances in the western part of the country before a longer break until March.
For the Seattle concert, Ticketmaster lists an 8 p.m. start, and the event at Neptune Theatre is listed as a general admission concert. The sales page also publishes specific venue rules, including security checks at the entrance and accessibility information, illustrating how much practical details can vary from one venue to another. Visitors traveling to that concert may find an overview of accommodation in Seattle useful, but current instructions from the organizer and venue are decisive for admission itself. Official information immediately before the concert takes precedence over previously published summaries.
March brings a series of concerts on the East Coast and in the Northeast
According to the currently published schedule, the tour resumes on March 18 at The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, where the concert is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The following day, a performance is planned at City Winery in Philadelphia, and on March 20 Clark is scheduled to perform at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall in Munhall, Pennsylvania. Boston is on the schedule for March 21, with a concert at City Winery Boston, followed by Infinity Hall in Hartford on March 23. Clark then heads to The Kate, or the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, on March 25, Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield, Maine, on March 26 and The Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on March 27. This eight-day run forms the densest eastern block of the schedule announced so far.
The Birchmere is among the concerts for which a clear separate sales page is already available, and the event is listed under the full title "Brandy Clark - Take Flight World Tour". For audiences following the tour across several cities, this is an important distinction: some venues use the full tour name, while others list their sales pages only under the artist's name. The event name alone is therefore not sufficient to determine whether a concert belongs to the tour; the relevant details are the date, venue and official schedule. The March block also shows that the tour is not limited to large arenas, but includes theater and club venues where lyrics and performance are as much in the foreground as the production aspect of the show.
April connects the South, the Midwest and Chicago
The southern and Midwestern block follows the northeastern section. The first April concert is announced for April 2 at The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina, and on April 3 Clark performs at Music Farm in Charleston, South Carolina. Music Farm's official and sales pages confirm the April 3 date and an 8 p.m. concert start. The very next evening, April 4, the schedule moves to Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, where the performance is also announced for 8 p.m.; Ticketmaster lists doors opening at 7 p.m. for that event. The quick succession of Charleston and Atlanta makes this one of the most logistically concentrated parts of the spring schedule.
The tour then arrives on April 8 at The Midland Theatre in Newark, Ohio, on April 9 at Eagles Theatre in Wabash, Indiana, on April 10 at The Bend Theatre in West Bend, Wisconsin, and on April 11 at City Winery in Chicago. These are four performances on four consecutive days in four different states, demonstrating the intensity of the Midwestern segment of the tour. Chicago is also one of the largest cities on the published itinerary and an important stop before a nearly three-week break leading into the final concerts in Texas. The seating format will not be the same at every location, so buyers should check whether they are purchasing an assigned seat, general admission or another category.
The currently announced schedule concludes in Texas
The final part of the currently confirmed U.S. schedule consists of three concerts in Texas. Clark is scheduled to perform on April 30 at The Haute Spot in Cedar Park, on May 1 at Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts in Arlington and on May 2 at Brauntex Theatre in New Braunfels. This would bring the first announced leg of the "Take Flight World Tour" to an end a little more than three months after the opening concert in Los Angeles. The schedule leaves room for new announcements, especially because the original announcement stated that additional international dates are expected. As of September 20, 2026, specific international stops on this tour have not yet been listed in the verified schedule accompanying the sales announcement.
For audiences planning to travel to the final concert, an overview of accommodation in New Braunfels is also available. However, the event status, schedule and admission rules should be checked on the venue's official website immediately before traveling. The published itinerary represents the confirmed framework based on information available as of September 20, 2026, with the possibility of subsequent additions.
Confirmed U.S. dates of the "Take Flight World Tour"
- January 22, 2027 - Los Angeles, California - The Bellwether
- January 23, 2027 - Monterey, California - Golden State Theatre
- January 24, 2027 - Felton, California - Felton Music Hall
- January 28, 2027 - Berkeley, California - The Freight
- January 29, 2027 - Petaluma, California - Mystic Theatre
- January 30, 2027 - Ukiah, California - SPACE Theater
- January 31, 2027 - Eugene, Oregon - Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Soreng Theater
- February 4, 2027 - Portland, Oregon - Revolution Hall
- February 5, 2027 - Seattle, Washington - Neptune Theatre
- February 6, 2027 - Spokane, Washington - Bing Crosby Theatre
- March 18, 2027 - Alexandria, Virginia - The Birchmere
- March 19, 2027 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - City Winery Philadelphia
- March 20, 2027 - Munhall, Pennsylvania - Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
- March 21, 2027 - Boston, Massachusetts - City Winery Boston
- March 23, 2027 - Hartford, Connecticut - Infinity Hall
- March 25, 2027 - Old Saybrook, Connecticut - The Kate
- March 26, 2027 - Brownfield, Maine - Stone Mountain Arts Center
- March 27, 2027 - Portsmouth, New Hampshire - The Music Hall
- April 2, 2027 - Asheville, North Carolina - The Orange Peel
- April 3, 2027 - Charleston, South Carolina - Music Farm
- April 4, 2027 - Atlanta, Georgia - Buckhead Theatre
- April 8, 2027 - Newark, Ohio - The Midland Theatre
- April 9, 2027 - Wabash, Indiana - Eagles Theatre
- April 10, 2027 - West Bend, Wisconsin - The Bend Theatre
- April 11, 2027 - Chicago, Illinois - City Winery
- April 30, 2027 - Cedar Park, Texas - The Haute Spot
- May 1, 2027 - Arlington, Texas - Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts
- May 2, 2027 - New Braunfels, Texas - Brauntex Theatre
The tour comes at an important time for Brandy Clark
The announcement of the "Take Flight World Tour" comes at a time when Clark is further solidifying her position as one of the more prominent writers and performers at the intersection of country, Americana and singer-songwriter music. BroadwayWorld notes that she won the Grammy for Best Americana Performance for the song "Dear Insecurity", recorded with Brandi Carlile, and that she also has a large number of songwriting collaborations with other performers behind her. Songs she has worked on include Kacey Musgraves' "Follow Your Arrow" and Miranda Lambert's "Mama's Broken Heart", while she co-wrote the music for the Broadway musical "Shucked" with Shane McAnally. She was nominated for a Tony in the Best Original Score category for that project, further demonstrating the breadth of her work beyond the traditional format of studio albums and concert tours. That songwriting background is one reason her concerts often rely on storytelling, lyrics and interpretation just as much as on the production aspect of the performance.
At the time general sales opened, Clark also released the song "American Roots" through Reprise Records. According to BroadwayWorld's announcement, she wrote the song with Michael Pollack and Griff Clawson, with its sources of inspiration connected to Woody Guthrie's American song "This Land Is Your Land" and the idea of shared experiences. At the same time, The Bellwether's biographical description accompanying the concert highlights her new album "the bird", produced by Shooter Jennings and recorded at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles. The tour will therefore bring audiences concerts at a time when Clark is presenting new music while continuing to perform the catalog that earned her a Grammy and long-standing recognition within the American singer-songwriter scene. No single set list applying to all dates of the tour has yet been published, so the specific concert repertoire cannot be confirmed in advance.
What ticket buyers should check before going to a concert
Because the "Take Flight World Tour" uses a large number of different concert venues, practical information will not be the same in every city. The Bellwether lists doors at 7 p.m. and an 8 p.m. start for the opening concert, Neptune Theatre in Seattle is marked on Ticketmaster as a general admission event starting at 8 p.m., and The Birchmere in Alexandria has a 7:30 p.m. start. Music Farm in Charleston and Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta have performances at 8 p.m., but entry schedules and ticket types vary by location. Some sales pages also offer additional services that are not a concert ticket, so buyers should check what the purchased product includes before paying.
The safest approach is to check the city name, date, venue, event start and sales status on the venue's official website or the official sales channel used by that venue. Add-ons such as lounge access, reserved tables or parking may not, by themselves, provide admission to the concert. Sales for most of the new dates have been open since September 18, while Wabash follows a separate schedule in late September and early October. Any international dates will need to be checked separately. Until then, the U.S. schedule from Los Angeles on January 22 to New Braunfels on May 2 is the main confirmed framework of the "Take Flight World Tour" for early 2027.
Sources:
- The Bellwether - official page for the Los Angeles concert, date, schedule, age policy and artist description (link)
- Ticketmaster US - sales pages and confirmed ticketed dates for Brandy Clark in the United States (link)
- BroadwayWorld - tour announcement, start of presales and general sales, complete schedule of U.S. dates and career context (link)