Dylan Gossett announces UK tour and release date for 'Ramblin' album

Dylan Gossett will head across the Atlantic in 2027 for shows in London, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham, which will follow the release of 'Ramblin'.placeholder image
Dylan Gossett will head across the Atlantic in 2027 for shows in London, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham, which will follow the release of 'Ramblin'. | (Credit_ Harrison Hargrave)

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Multi-Platinum singer, songwriter, and producer Dylan Gossett has announced his highly anticipated sophomore album, Ramblin’, will be released September 25th via Big Loud Texas / Mercury Records.

Additionally, Gossett has announced that he will be embarking on his biggest headlining run of shows in the UK to date. The Texas-born artist will head across the Atlantic in February 2027 for four shows in London, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham in February, which will follow the release of his aforementioned ‘Ramblin’ album.

Ramblin’ marks the next chapter for one of country music’s fastest-rising artists. Building on the foundation of his critically acclaimed 2025 debut album, Westward, the new record expands the deeply personal songwriting that has become his signature. Written after years of relentless touring around the world, Ramblin’ finds Gossett returning home to Austin, Texas, with a renewed perspective on love, relationships, and the place that shaped him. See the full album tracklist below.

On the album, Gossett has shared, “Where Westward is all about this change of life I went through, and the craziness of travelling out West and life flipping upside down, Ramblin’ is about coming back home and having real relationships when I was off the road. Relationships with friends, with significant others, with family, with faith. I’m grounding myself in this music.”

‘Loving You Like That’, his most recent single, offers another glimpse into Ramblin’, pairing Gossett’s unmistakable Texas-rooted storytelling with a heartfelt portrait of enduring love. The track follows his recent deeply personal releases “My Boy,” written to celebrate the birth of his first child, and “Honeysuckle,” another single from the album, reflecting on home, love, and the people who keep him grounded.

Fresh off select North American stadium dates supporting Mumford & Sons, Gossett will join The Red Clay Strays on the road later this month before co-headlining a U.S. tour with Charles Wesley Godwin this fall. Continuing his rapid global ascent, he’ll also launch a headline tour across Australia and New Zealand later this fall.

Over the past three years, Gossett has emerged as one of country music’s most exciting new voices. Hailing from Austin, Texas, the 27-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer has amassed nearly 1.5 billion career streams, led by his breakthrough anthem “Coal,” now certified 2x Platinum by the RIAA in the U.S. and Multi-Platinum internationally. Gossett has earned acclaim for his authentic songwriting while sharing music with collaborators including Noeline Hofmann and Ole 60. His meteoric rise has also seen him tour alongside some of today’s biggest artists, including George Strait, Zach Top, Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers, Noah Kahan, Morgan Wallen, and HARDY, while appearing at marquee festivals including Stagecoach and Austin City Limits Music Festival.

Recognised by Spotify and Amazon as an Artist to Watch and named to MusicRow’s Next Big Thing list, Gossett continues to cement himself as one of the defining new voices in modern country and Americana.

Gossett’s full list of UK tour dates

  • February 18 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
  • February 19 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
  • February 21 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
  • February 24 – Glasgow, O2 Academy

Tickets are available for general sale here tomorrow.

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