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1 | 2 Co-headlinerBrandy Clark and Amy GrantUnion ChapelLondon19:00 Tickets on sale 10:00 Friday 13th November 2026 | 3 | 4 Co-headlinerBrandy Clark and Amy GrantKomedia BathBath18:30 Tickets on sale 10:00 Friday 13th November 2026 | 5 Co-headlinerBrandy Clark and Amy GrantBirmingham Town HallBirmingham18:30 Tickets on sale 10:00 Friday 13th November 2026 | 6 | 7 Co-headlinerBrandy Clark and Amy GrantRNCM Concert HallManchester19:00 Tickets on sale 10:00 Friday 13th November 2026 |
8 | 9 Co-headlinerBrandy Clark and Amy GrantPavilion TheatreGlasgow19:00 Tickets on sale 10:00 Friday 13th November 2026 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
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Few artists have worn as many hats as Amy Grant. A trailblazer of Contemporary Christian music, she made history with Age to Age (1982), the first Christian album by a solo artist to go platinum, before crossing over into the pop mainstream. Her duet with Peter Cetera, "The Next Time I Fall", topped the US charts, and Heart in Motion (1991) made her a global pop star, with the irresistible "Baby Baby" hitting number one in America and number two in the UK. Along the way she has picked up six Grammy Awards and a Kennedy Center Honor, and become a much-loved festive favourite thanks to albums like Home for Christmas (1992).
At heart, though, Grant has always been a songwriter, and The Me That Remains (2026) puts that side of her front and centre. Her first collection of original songs since 2013, it was produced by Mac McAnally and features guest turns from Ruby Amanfu, her husband Vince Gill and her daughters. Warm, reflective and full of hope, it's the sound of an artist with nothing left to prove and plenty still to say.