Harriet has confirmed she will bring her acclaimed Trying To Get The Feeling Again Tour to UK venues this autumn, ahead of the release of her new studio album ‘As Good As It Was’, out 22nd January 2027.
Following a remarkable year that has seen her audience grow to more than one million social media followers, score over 100 million views and play sold-out shows on both sides of the Atlantic, much-loved British singer-songwriter Harriet returns to UK shores this autumn to play a new run of ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’ live shows.
Kicking-off in Chelmsford on 9th October and culminating at London’s Cadogan Hall on 7th November, the newly-announced ten-date UK tour sees Harriet joined by her full live band, performing new interpretations of the music she has loved throughout her life, alongside her own original material. Full list of UK dates is;
Harriet ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’ UK Tour 2026
9 October Chelmsford Theatre
10 October Basingstoke Haymarket
15 October Shrewsbury Theatre Seven
17 October Leeds City Varieties
18 October Salford – The Lowry
23 October Bury St Edmunds – The Apex
24 October Milton Keynes – The Stables
30 October Wimborne Tivoli Theatre
1 November Bristol St George’s
7 November London Cadogan Hall
Tickets for the autumn 2026 UK live shows are available here
Inspired by the great songwriting and musicianship of the 1970s, ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’ brings together songs made famous by The Carpenters, Bread, Gilbert O’Sullivan, Carole King, John Denver, Barry Manilow, Christopher Cross and more. At its heart is Harriet’s unmistakable voice and a deeply personal connection to an era of music defined by beautiful melodies, great songs, real musicianship and, above all, feeling.
The show has become central to Harriet’s extraordinary rise over the past two years. Since the release of the album ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’in 2024, performances from the record have reached millions of people around the world, building a deeply loyal international audience and taking Harriet’s music far beyond the UK.
In 2026 that connection crossed the Atlantic as Harriet took her ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’ showto eager audiences in the United States for the first time, independently selling 15,000 tickets across her debut year of American touring, including multiple sold-out performances. This has all been achieved without the backing of a major record label, international concert promoter or major booking agency, and her success has established Harriet as an exciting new presence on the American live scene.
As Harriet says, “After an extraordinary year of touring in the US, I’m so thrilled to bring Trying to Get the Feeling Again home to the UK – this time with my full band! This will be the first time we’ve taken this version of the show on tour across the country. The music of the 1970s has always meant so much to me, and I love the way these songs bring back memories and connect us all. I can’t wait to share them with audiences again, alongside a first preview of some of the new material from my forthcoming new album.”
This autumn’s new UK dates bring the show home at an important moment in Harriet’s career, coming ahead of the release of her new album, ‘As Good As It Was’, on 22nd January 2027 – a record that builds naturally upon the musical world of ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’, while marking the beginning of something new and very special. Audiences on the UK tour will also be among the very first to hear a preview of brand new songs from ‘As Good As It Was’, performed live for the first time ahead of the album’s release.
The forthcoming albumcombines brand new original material with Harriet’s interpretations of songs that have shaped her musical identity. Produced by Steve Anderson (Kylie, Westlife) and Anders Hansson (Agnetha Fältskog, Cher, Agnes), the album also features three new songs written with John Bettis, the Songwriters Hall of Fame lyricist who, together with Richard Carpenter, wrote Carpenters classics including “Yesterday Once More”, “Top of the World” and “Goodbye to Love”. For Harriet, whose voice has drawn comparisons to Karen Carpenter since she was just 13 years old, the collaboration brings a remarkable full-circle connection to the music that first inspired her.
The first single from ‘As Good As It Was’, Harriet’s new interpretation of ‘We’ve Only Just Begun’, is out now – listen via Spotify here.
Talking about the forthcoming new album Harriet says, “With As Good As It Was, I wanted to create a record that captures the warmth and nostalgia of the ’70s while feeling entirely its own, through new interpretations of songs I’ve always loved and original material I’m immensely proud of. I hope people connect with it just as deeply as they do with the music that inspired it. The reaction to the first single, We’ve Only Just Begun, has been wonderful, and I’ve loved hearing the memories and stories people have shared with me about what the song means to them. I’m so excited to share the rest of the album, and I can’t wait for everyone to hear it!”
At a time when the music and style of the 1970s are finding a new audience, Harriet’s connection to the era feels entirely natural. The ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’ showis not about recreating the past, but rediscovering what made that music so enduring in the first place and sharing those feelings with a new generation.
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