Foy Vance World Tour | 2026 & 2027Washington · Sat, Apr 24, 2027

Foy Vance World Tour | 2026 & 2027 takes place at Howard Theatre, Washington, DC on Saturday, April 24, 2027, starting at 7:00 PM local time.

It is listed as Pop / Singer-Songwriter (Concerts).

The line-up includes Foy Vance, Bonnie Bishop, and Ryan McMullan.

Face-value tickets have been listed at $45.57 – $118 before fees; prices and availability can change, so check the official seller for live inventory.

Howard Theatre has 37 upcoming events on our calendar.

After decades of writing toward one destination, Foy Vance found himself somewhere entirely new. Following the completion of 2026s The Wakethe seventh and final installment in a cycle of albums he began in the aftermath of his fathers sudden death in 1999the Northern Ireland-born singer/songwriter felt called to revisit a vast archive of material hed written over the course of 27 years but never shared with the world. As he sorted through over a hundred songs hed kept closely guarded for so long, Vance examined how the passage of time had altered or deepened their meaning, revealing new truths in their collective exploration of devotion, grief, longing, and forgiveness. Produced by Anderson East (Lukas Nelson, The Lone Bellow), his eighth album IF gathers a selection of those newly reimagined songs into an intimate but sweeping meditation on transformation and possibility. Featuring co-writes with luminaries like Lori McKenna, Natalie Hemby, Gabe Simon and Ross Copperman, IF marks a bold new chapter in a body of work including landmark albums like Vances 2013 international breakthrough Joy of Nothing (featuring guest spots from Bonnie Raitt and Ed Sheeran) and 2016s The Wild Swan (executive-produced by Elton John). As it unfolds across three distinct actsIF: WE, IF: YOU, and IF: Ithe album gradually narrows its focus from our place in the wider world to the complexities of love to the inner workings of the self. A rare dialogue across time and experience, the result is a deeply human portrait of the infinite ways in which love changes us, the lasting imprints of what we endure, and the seemingly small choices that end up shaping a life.