The show will take place in London on the 30th October, with his latest album set to be released on the 19th September.
It has been announced that the Canadian singer/songwriter will have an intimate show in London in support of his latest album ‘Later Tonight’ in October, performing at The Camden Assembly in London on the 30th October. The announcement will mark the singer’s first headline performance in the capital.
With tickets on sale now, the show will see Ross performing songs from his debut album which is set to be released on the 19th September via Universal Music Canada, the country’s leading music company, MCA Stateside, and Snakefarm in the UK.
Talking about the news of the live performance, Ross said: “The last time I was in the UK, the fans blew me away — just so passionate and welcoming. It meant a lot, and I’ve been looking forward to coming back ever since. Getting to return with my debut album, ‘Later Tonight’, makes it even more special. I’m really proud of these songs and can’t wait to play them live for you all.”
Produced by Matt Geroux who also helmed Ross’ JUNO Award-winning Complicated EP, the 15-track ‘Later Tonight’ includes ‘Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na)’ with Akon, plus UK Country Radio staple / US chart-topper, ‘Single Again’.
Recently, Ross earned 6 CCMA nominations, including ‘Fans’ Choice Award’, ‘Male Artist of the Year’, ‘Entertainer of the Year’, ‘Video of the Year’, ‘Single of the Year’ and ‘Musical Collaboration of the Year’.
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