Mat Kearney Returns to NYC on 2018 'Crazytalk Tour' This March

Mat Kearney is excited to reveal the title of his forthcoming new album - CRAZYTALK - with news of a 2018 US headlining tour that will feature Andrew Belle as main support. The "CRAZYTALK TOUR" is a two-month long run that kicks off the third week of February in the Pacific Northwest and makes stops at The Wiltern in LA, The Riviera in Chicago, House of Blues in Boston, PlayStation Theater in New York, The Tabernacle in Atlanta, and The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville before wrapping in the Southwest with three Texas shows. Tickets are on-sale now.

News of the 2018 tour comes on the heels of Kearney releasing new single "Better Than I Used to Be" via his new partnership with Caroline - listen to or purchase HERE. The song, which is a collaboration between Mat and electronic producer AFSHeeN (Galantis, Selena Gomez, Madonna), is the first song to be released from Kearney's forthcoming album CRAZYTALK and his first new music since 2015'sJust Kids. "Better Than I Used to Be" earned a spot on this week's New Music Friday playlist and has already crossed 1.5 MILLION combined plays across platforms. Upon release, it hit #27 on the Viral 50 Chart as CRAZYTALK is poised to be Kearney's best album yet.

Mat Kearney is no stranger to the road and over the years has joined NEEDTOBREATHE for their annual "Tour de Compadres" and has shared the stage with John Mayer, Kelly Clarkson, Train andFlorence and the Machine among others. Kearney is excited to hit the road in 2018 with a new label partner as well as new management. At the end of 2016 Kearney signed with Big Loud Management(Florida Georgia Line, Chris Lane) who just announced a merger with Maverick last week. While Maverick is excited to expand their Nashville footprint, Big Loud is looking to enhance the careers of Kearney and their other non-country artists.

Confirmed "CRAZYTALK TOUR" dates are below and check www.matkearney.com for the most up-to-date information on the new album.

Feb. 19 | The Knitting Factory | Spokane, WA
Feb. 20 | Moore Theatre | Seattle, WA
Feb. 22 | Crystal Ballroom | Portland, OR
Feb. 23 | McDonald Theatre | Eugene, OR
Feb. 24 | Knitting Factory Concert House | Boise, ID
Feb. 25 | The Complex | Salt Lake City, UT
Feb. 27 | Fox Theatre | Oakland, CA
March 1 | The Wiltern | Los Angeles, CA
March 3 | Fillmore Auditorium | Denver, CO
March 4 | Slowdown | Omaha, NE
March 6 | Myth | St. Paul, MN
March 7 | Orpheum Theatre | Madison, WI
March 9 | Riviera Theatre | Chicago, IL
March 10 | Royal Oak Music Theatre | Royal Oak, MI
March 12 | House of Blues | Boston, MA
March 13 | Toad's Place | New Haven, CT
March 15 | Playstation Theatre | New York, NY
March 16 | The Fillmore | Silver Spring, MD
March 17 | The Fillmore | Philadelphia, PA
March 19 | The Ritz | Raleigh, NC
March 20 | The Fillmore | Charlotte, NC
March 22 | Iron City | Birmingham, AL
March 23 | Tabernacle | Atlanta, GA
March 24 | Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, TN
March 28 | The Phoenix | Toronto, ON
March 29 | House of Blues | Cleveland, OH
March 30 | Bogart's | Cincinnati, OH
March 31 | Egyptian Room at Old National Centre | Indianapolis, IN
April 2 | The Pageant | Saint Louis, MO
April 3 | Uptown Theatre | Kansas City, MO
April 5 | Stubb's | Austin, TX
April 6 | House of Blues | Houston, TX
April 8 | House of Blues | Dallas, TX

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