'American Idol' Alum Maddie Poppe To Headline Summer Tour 2023
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American Idol standout Maddie Poppe recently announced that she’ll be embarking on tour this year. The self-titled concert series is set to begin this summer and will run from July to August.
Maddie Poppe Set to Hit the Road this July
On May 13, Poppe enthusiastically informed her fans about the musical tour. The American Idol alum announced the project alongside a simple poster, displaying all the dates of the tour.
“Excited to hit the road on my own headline tour this summer!” she wrote. “Tickets available now on my website!”
Maddie Poppe Summer 2023 will kick off on July 6 in Swisher, Iowa and will conclude on August 25 in Phoenix, Arizona. Before the tour ends, she will make stops in Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. Furthermore, Poppe will also perform in Illinois, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and DC.
In the comment section, fans have expressed their excitement over the upcoming tour. Meanwhile, some of her followers wish that she will be doing shows in the Southeast.
She’ll Be Opening For Joshua Radin This Fall
Apparently, her tour is not the only reason why Poppe will be hitting the road this year. The American Idol alum will also be joining Joshua Radin in his concert this fall in the United States and Canada.
“Excited to be joining @joshuaradin on his fall tour! Ticket link in bio!” she wrote.
Poppe is set to serve as Radin’s opening act from September 8 in Dallas, Texas to September 23 in Natick, Massachusetts. During the same tour, Poppe will also be performing in Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York.
In both tours, fans are expecting that Poppe will be performing her newest single “Good Enough To Let You Go” and “Screw You a Little Bit” live.
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