Hannah Harper Announces 2027 “Behind This Guitar” Tour – See All 22 Stops
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If you weren’t able to catch one of Hannah Harper’s shows this year, you’ll have plenty of chances to see her perform live in 2027.
It hasn’t even been a full six months since Hannah Harper won Season 24 of American Idol, but she’s already managed to fit a lot into that short amount of time. Almost immediately after her win, Harper made her first big purchase, a tour bus of her own, and hit the road.
She then kicked off her first-ever headlining tour, the String Cheese Tour. If you’ve been following her journey, you know she named it after the song that went viral during her Idol audition.
Between those shows, Harper also opened for Brad Paisley at select stops on his 2026 tour.
Obviously, it’s been a busy time for the 26-year-old; however, she isn’t planning to slow things down anytime soon. She’s following up her big breakout year with a brand-new tour.
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Hannah Harper Announces New Tour Dates For 2027
On Monday, November 9, Harper shared the exciting news that she’ll be kicking off her Behind This Guitar Tour at the start of 2027.
The 22-show run will officially begin on February 4 in Louisville, Kentucky. Harper will then travel to cities across the South, Midwest, and East Coast throughout February, March, April, and May.
The tour will wrap up on May 22 in Auburn, Alabama.
“Y’all got to know a little piece of my story through American Idol, but there’s so much more I can’t wait to share with you,” Harper wrote in an Instagram post. “The Behind This Guitar Tour is a chance to invite y’all a little closer into my world.”
She continued, “Thank you for embracing my family and giving our music a place in your lives. We don’t take a bit of it for granted. So thankful the Lord has blessed us with another year of doing what we love. See y’all down the road!”
Fans can sign up for presale tickets on Harper’s official website. Tickets, including VIP packages, will go on sale to the general public on Friday, November 13, at 10 a.m. local time.
Could a new tour also mean new music is on the way? Harper hasn’t announced or confirmed anything just yet, but it’s definitely a possibility.
