Stella Lefty Unveils 2027 ‘Long Way Home’ Headlining Tour, Including Boston Stop

Stella Lefty devotees will soon have the chance to see the rising star live in action, whether by catching a train into Boston or securing a spot in any of the 17 other cities featured on her newly announced Long Way Home Tour.
The country sensation took to Instagram on Monday (Aug. 24) to share the milestone announcement with a poignant video retrospective. Blending nostalgic childhood footage of herself strumming a guitar and singing with electrifying clips from her recent high-energy performances, the preview outlines an 18-city North American run celebrating her debut full-length project, Long Way Home.
The headline journey officially gets underway on January 9 in Detroit, making key stops across major metropolitan hubs including Montreal, Toronto, Philadelphia, Houston, and Nashville before reaching its grand finale at the iconic Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on February 20.
Naturally, the Illinois native is slated to play the namesake city of her breakout anthem: she will take the stage at Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway on January 17. The track “Boston” served as a major commercial springboard throughout the summer, steadily scaling the Billboard Hot 100 from its initial entry at No. 95 in April to a peak position at No. 3 in early August.
“LONG WAY HOME TOUR!!!” Lefty expressed in her caption. “I’m so so excited to be back on the road and sing these new songs with you guys in person! Thank you for the love on my debut album (eek) your support means EVERYTHING to me. i love you and i can’t wait to sing and dance soon !!! ILYYYYYYY.”
Fans looking to secure early access can register through Live Nation for presale tickets opening August 27. The remaining general admission inventory will be made available to the wider public the following day via Lefty’s official website.
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