Today, Charlotte Cornfield and Friendship announce a December North American co-headlining tour. The tour finds Friendship and Cornfield making stops in major cities in the U.S. and Canada, including Toronto, New York City, DC, and more. Tickets go on sale Friday, July 17th, at 10am ET.

Earlier this year, Cornfield released her “lovely, poignant” (AllMusic) sixth album, Hurts Like Hell, her debut on Merge. The album arrived to warm reception from fans and critics alike, with the album landing on several mid-year “Best of” lists, including SPIN, UPROXX, Exclaim!, and NPR Music, whose Ann Powers called “just the realest, most unassumingly resonant songs I’ve heard this year.” Not only that, but just last week, the album was shortlisted for the prestigious Canadian Polaris Prize.

Friendship have been tearing up the road of late, supporting their 2025 album Caveman Wakes Up at home and abroad. One of 2025’s best reviewed albums, Caveman Wakes Up. The album was a breakthrough for a band whose influence on the emergent alt-country scene has made them something of a reverse supergroup, each member recording and touring prolifically with their own projects (O’Leary with Hour, Gill with 2nd Grade) or others (Samuels with MJ Lenderman and the Wind). 

Today, Friendship announce a December North American co-headline tour with fellow Merge Records artist Charlotte Cornfield. The tour finds Friendship and Cornfield making stops in major cities in the U.S. and Canada, including Toronto, New York City, DC, and more. Tickets go on sale Friday, July 17th, at 10am ET.

FRIENDSHIP ON TOUR

Friendship have been tearing up the road of late, supporting their 2025 album Caveman Wakes Up at home and abroad. One of 2025’s best reviewed albums, Caveman Wakes Up was a breakthrough for a band whose influence on the emergent alt-country scene has made them something of a reverse supergroup, each member recording and touring prolifically with their own projects (O’Leary with Hour, Gill with 2nd Grade) or others (Samuels with MJ Lenderman and the Wind). 

Cornfield and Friendship are both touring ahead of these newly announced dates, with Cornfield hitting the festival circuit in her native Canada and Friendship taking to the west coast. Tickets for all previously announced dates are on sale now, visit Charlotte Cornfield or Friendship's respective websites to purchase them ahead of showtime. 

Friendship & Charlotte Cornfield on tour:
Dec 03 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace *
Dec 04 Buffalo, NY – The Rec Room *
Dec 05 Kingston, NY – Assembly *
Dec 06 New York, NY – LPR *
Dec 08 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church *
Dec 10 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle *
Dec 11 Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theatre *
Dec 12 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Purgatory) *
Dec 13 Asheville, NC – Revival *
Dec 16 Nashville, TN – Cannery Hall (The Mil) ^
Dec 17 St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway ^
Dec 18 Evanston, IL – Space ^
Dec 19 Ann Arbor, MI – Blind Pig ^

* w/ more eaze
^ w/ Fred Thomas

Friendship on tour:
Jul 16 San Diego, CA – Soda Bar +
Jul 18 South Pasadena, CA – Sid the Cat Auditorium +
Jul 19 Pioneertown, CA – Pappy & Harriet’s +
Jul 21 Ojai, CA – Ojai Deer Lodge +
Jul 22 San Francisco, CA – The Chapel
Jul 23 Sacramento, CA – The Starlet Room
Jul 25 Olympia, WA – Wild Child
Jul 27 Vancouver, BC – Fox Cabaret ~
Jul 28 Bellingham, WA – The Shakedown ~
Jul 29 Spokane, WA – The Chameleon ~
Jul 30 Portland, OR – The Showdown ~
Aug 01 Happy Valley, OR – Pickathon

+ w/ Iji
~ w/Florry

Charlotte Cornfield on tour: 
Jul 17 Guelph, ON – Hillside Festival
Aug 22 Calgary, AB – DandyFest
Sep 05 Rouyn-noranda, QC – FME 2026
Sep 24 Montréal, QC – POP Montréal
Sep 25 Palmer Rapids, ON – Highlands Music Festival
Oct 16 London, UK – Rough Trade Denmark St.
Oct 23 Ottawa, ON – National Arts Centre