This winter, music enthusiasts are invited to experience a unique collaboration as Toronto's acclaimed singer-songwriter, Charlotte Cornfield, joins forces with the Philadelphia quartet, Friendship, for a series of co-headlining performances. This eagerly anticipated tour will span key cities across North America, presenting an exciting fusion of their distinct musical styles.

December Tour Sees Charlotte Cornfield and Friendship Electrify Stages Across North America

In December 2026, the harmonious sounds of Charlotte Cornfield and the captivating tunes of Friendship will fill venues across the United States and Canada. The tour kicks off on December 3rd in Toronto, Ontario, at Lee's Palace, marking a significant start in Cornfield's hometown. Following this, the artists will journey to Buffalo, New York, for a performance on December 4th at The Rec Room, and then to Kingston, New York, to play at Assembly on December 5th. A prominent stop includes New York City's LPR on December 6th, promising an intimate evening for fans. The tour continues with engagements in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the First Unitarian Church on December 8th, and Washington, D.C.'s Black Cat on December 9th. Southern states will also host the talents, with shows in Carrboro, North Carolina (Cat's Cradle, December 10th), Charlotte, North Carolina (Neighborhood Theatre, December 11th), Atlanta, Georgia (The Masquerade, December 12th), and Asheville, North Carolina (Revival, December 13th). The latter part of the tour includes Nashville, Tennessee, at Cannery Hall on December 16th, St. Louis, Missouri, at Off Broadway on December 17th, Evanston, Illinois, at Space on December 18th, and concludes in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the Blind Pig on December 19th. Select dates will feature opening acts, with More Eaze supporting earlier shows and Fred Thomas joining for the latter half of the tour. This extensive schedule offers fans a comprehensive opportunity to witness both artists' live performances, highlighting tracks from Cornfield's March release, "Hurts Like Hell," and Friendship's 2025 album, "Caveman Wakes Up."

The announcement of this tour generates considerable excitement, offering fans a rare chance to see two distinctive voices in contemporary music share the stage. It highlights the dynamic and collaborative spirit within the independent music scene, where artists can come together to create memorable live experiences and reach new audiences. This tour is a testament to the enduring power of live music and the artistic synergy that can emerge from such collaborations.