Stars Align Tour is the debut solo headlining concert tour by the English singer Freya Skye, in support of her debut EP, Stardust (2026). The tour commenced on 6 February 2026 in Portland, Oregon, United States, and will conclude on 28 November 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal.
Background Following the success of her Acoustic Shows selling out, Skye announced the first fifteen dates of the tour via social media on 8 December 2025 with the caption, "I’M GOING ON TOUR!!!". On 15 January 2026 she announced the first set of UK dates. On 25 January 2026, she announced Adrian Lyles as her opening act for Leg 1. On 4 February 2026, Skye released her debut extended play Stardust. On 19 February she announced Oceania, Europe and more dates in the UK and North America. During the presale, Skye added seven more Europe dates and upgraded some of her Australian venues. On 2 June 2026, it was announced that Jack Gray would be the opener for Leg 2 and Alex Sampson for Leg 3.
Set list The following set list was performed during the 6 March 2026 show at O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, England. It is not representative of all tour dates.
"Can't Fake It" "Petty" "Walk Over" "Why'd You Have to Call?" "Bad Taste" "Who I Thought I Knew" "London" "Maybe Tomorrow" "Someone to Love" "Golden Boy" "Lose My Head" "My Own Way" "Silent Treatment" Encore "Gold's Gone"
Tour dates + List of 2026 concerts Date (2026) City Country Venue Support acts6 FebruaryPortlandUnited StatesRoseland TheaterAdrian Lyles7 FebruarySeattleThe Paramount Theatre10 FebruaryLos AngelesThe Wiltern11 FebruaryAnaheimHouse of Blues12 FebruaryOaklandFox Theater14 FebruarySalt Lake CityThe Complex15 FebruaryDenverMission Ballroom17 FebruaryMinneapolisFillmore18 FebruaryChicagoThe Salt Shed20 FebruaryWashington, D.C.The Anthem21 FebruaryPhiladelphiaFillmore24 FebruaryDetroitThe Fillmore25 FebruaryTorontoCanadaMassey Hall27 FebruaryBostonUnited StatesHouse of Blues28 FebruaryNew York CityHammerstein Ballroom3 MarchBirminghamEnglandO2 Academy5 MarchLondonO2 Forum Kentish Town6 March8 MarchManchesterO2 Victoria Warehouse7 JuneBrisbaneAustraliaFortitude Music HallJack Gray9 JuneSydneyHordern Pavilion11 JuneMelbourneMargaret Court Arena14 JuneAucklandNew ZealandKiri Te Kanawa Theatre19 SeptemberSanta BarbaraUnited StatesSanta Barbara BowlAlex Sampson20 SeptemberSan DiegoCal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre22 SeptemberPhoenixArizona Financial Theatre24 SeptemberAustinMoody Amphitheater26 SeptemberHouston713 Music Hall27 SeptemberIrvingThe Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory29 SeptemberKansas CityThe Midland Theatre30 SeptemberMilwaukeeLandmark Credit Union Live2 OctoberSt. LouisThe Factory3 OctoberCincinnatiThe Andrew J Brady Music Center5 OctoberNashvilleThe Truth6 OctoberColumbusKEMBA Live!7 OctoberPittsburghCitizens Live9 OctoberBridgeportHartford HealthCare Amphitheater10 OctoberMontclairWellmont Theater12 OctoberAtlantaCoca-Cola Roxy13 OctoberOrlandoHouse of Blues Orlando14 OctoberHollywoodHard Rock Live25 OctoberDublinIreland3Olympia26 October29 OctoberManchesterEnglandAviva Studios30 October1 NovemberWolverhamptonWolverhampton Civic2 November4 NovemberLeedsO2 Academy5 NovemberGlasgowScotlandO2 Academy6 NovemberCardiffWalesUniversity Great Hall8 NovemberLondonEnglandO2 Brixton Academy9 November13 NovemberParisFranceSalle Pleyel14 NovemberAmsterdamNetherlandsGashouder16 NovemberAntwerpBelgiumTrix18 NovemberBrusselsLa Madeleine19 NovemberBerlinGermanyUber Eats Music Hall22 NovemberCologneCarlswerk Victoria23 November25 NovemberMilanItalyFabrique27 NovemberMadridSpainLas Ventas28 NovemberLisbonPortugalSala Tejo-MEO Arena
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