Ashley Campbell has announced a new run of UK and Ireland dates for 2026, continuing her Goodnight Nashville tour in support of her recently released third studio album. Following a strong response to the record and her 2025 live shows, the tour will see Campbell return to venues across the UK, bringing her acclaimed songwriting, crystalline vocals and virtuosic banjo playing to audiences well into the new year.
The daughter of country legend Glen Campbell, Ashley Campbell began her career playing banjo and keyboards in her father’s touring band before carving out a successful solo path in her own right. Her debut single ‘Remembering,' written for her father, featured on the Grammy-winning and Oscar-nominated documentary Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me, and established her as a powerful, emotionally resonant songwriter. Since then, Campbell’s music has taken her around the globe, from performances with Ben Folds at the Royal Albert Hall to touring with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox and opening for Kris Kristofferson.
Campbell’s solo catalogue has continued to grow in depth and confidence. Her 2018 debut ‘The Lonely One' reached the UK Country Chart Top Ten, while 2020’s ‘Something Lovely' featured a duet with Vince Gill and further cemented her reputation as a mature and thoughtful artist. In recent years she has also collaborated with guitarist Thor Jensen as Campbell Jensen, earning UK Americana Award nominations for both Best Live Act and UK Instrumentalist of the Year.
Released in June 2025, ‘Goodnight Nashville' is Campbell’s most fully realised work to date. Featuring lush string arrangements, a standout banjo instrumental with Grammy-winner Carl Jackson, and songs that balance vulnerability with wit, the album reflects a songwriter comfortable in her own voice. Tracks such as ‘I See You' and ‘I Found You' explore presence, love and self-discovery, while sharper moments like ‘POS' reveal her playful, fearless edge. Now based in London, Campbell continues to make a growing impact across the UK and European country and Americana scenes.
Ashley Campbell – The Goodnight Nashville Tour (2026)
- Thursday 22 January – Edinburgh, The Voodoo Rooms
- Friday 23 January – Dunkeld, Birnam Arts Centre
- Saturday 24 January – Galashiels, MacArts
- Sunday 25 January – New Galloway, CatStrand
- Tuesday 27 January – Glasgow, Celtic Connections (Cottiers Theatre)
- Friday 20 February – Shipley, The Live Room at Saltaire
- Saturday 21 February – Kendal, Brewery Arts Centre
- Saturday 7 March – Sutton, Oru Space
- Thursday 19 March – Hartlepool, St George’s Venue
- Friday 20 March – Barton-Upon-Humber, Ropery Hall
- Saturday 21 March – Shrewsbury, Church of St Mary the Virgin
For more information and tickets, visit www.ashleycampbellmusic.com.
