ASHLEY COOKE SET TO SUPPORT JORDAN DAVIS IN THE UK IN FEBRUARY 2024

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Big Loud's Country artist, Ashley Cooke is joining Jordan Davis on his extended Damn Good Time tour coming to the UK in February 2024.

The new set of tour dates will kick off on 2nd February, 2024 in Copenhagen, Denmark before visiting London, Manchester, Glasgow and ending in Belfast.

Photo Credit: Robby Klein

Ashley released her long-awaited debut album back in July called shot in the dark which featured 24 carefully crafted songs marking the longest debut from a female Country artist to date.

Shot in the dark is a deeply meaningful album that showcases the pages of her journal and continues to resonate with listeners since its debut. Fan-favorite tracks from the album including “your place” and “mean girl (ft. Colbie Caillat)” continue to make waves as stand out tracks.

DAMN GOOD TIME Tour Extended Dates:

Friday 2nd February in Copenhagen, Denmark at DR Studie 2
Saturday 3rd February in Oslo, Norway at Rockefeller Music Hall
Sunday 4th February in Stockholm, Sweden at Nalen
Tuesday 6th February in Hamburg, Germany at Gruenspan
Thursday 8th February in Zurich, Switzerland at Kaufleuten
Friday 9th February in Cologne, Germany at Kantine
Sunday 11th February in Amsterdam, Netherlands at Melkweg Max
Tuesday 13th February in London, England at Forum
Wednesday 14th February in Cambridge, England at Corn Exchange
Friday 16th February in Birmingham, England at O2 Institute Birmingham
Saturday 17th February in Bristol, England at O2 Academy Bristol
Sunday 18th February in Manchester, England at O2 Ritz Manchester
Tuesday 20th February in Glasgow, Scotland at O2 Academy Glasgow
Wednesday 21st February in Belfast, Northern Ireland at Ulster Hall

Tickets go on sale this Friday 13th October at 10am.
 
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