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    Kezia Gill to play All On Red: Stripped – an acoustic UK tour in early 2027

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    Kezia Gill to play All On Red: Stripped – an acoustic UK tour in early 2027


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    Kezia Gill has announced a special run of acoustic shows under the All On Red: Stripped banner. The 9-date run will take place across the UK in January and February of 2027. All On Red: Stripped will offer audiences the chance to get up close and personal with one of British country music’s best-known performers. Swapping the larger stages and full-band production for just Gill and an acoustic guitar, the shows are promised to be “full of laughter, stories and… music”.

    Kezia Gill UK tour poster

    The tour features an appearance at Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow and concludes with a three-night residency at Forty Five Vinyl in York. Says Gill: “All On Red changed my life. Being able to tour it across the UK with a full band was incredible, right as it hit the top of the UK charts. However, there is so much more to reveal about this album: where the songs came from, what went into making them, plus the personal journey I’ve been on. This is what I’m so excited to share with you all, and why we are taking All On Red back on the road, stripping away the layers, and celebrating the record that kicked down the doors.”

    As an indication of what to expect, you can see Gill’s album launch for All On Red performed solo acoustic in HMV Derby earlier in 2026.

    Further details and tickets can be found at this link.

    Kezia Gill ‘All On Red: Stripped’ UK Tour Dates 2027:
    Sun 24 Jan – Poole – Lighthouse Studio
    Mon 25 Jan – Shrewsbury – Morris Hall
    Wed 27 Jan – Thornton Hough – Village Hall
    Thu 28 Jan – Glasgow – Drygate (as part of Celtic Connections)
    Fri 29 Jan – Edinburgh – Pleasance Theatre
    Sat 30 Jan – Gateshead – The Glasshouse
    Mon 1 Feb – York – Forty Five Vinyl
    Tue 2 Feb – York – Forty Five Vinyl
    Wed 3 Feb – York – Forty Five Vinyl

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