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Willow Avalon Shares New Single “Work To Do”

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Vocalist, songwriter and musician Willow Avalon continues a landmark year with her new single, “Work To Do”—listen below.

“I wrote ‘Work To Do’ about a man who never said sorry, and had a wholeeee lot of work to do on himself,” Avalon shares.

Over the weekend, Avalon teased the track during her CMA Fest performance at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium to a crowd of over 60,000. “Work To Do” is the latest preview of Avalon’s anticipated sophomore album, Pink Pocket Pistol, releasing June 26 via Atlantic Outpost/Assemble Sound. Pre-save/pre-order the album HERE.

In celebration of the new music, Avalon will host a special performance and album signing at Nashville’s Vinyl Tap Tuesday, June 30 at 5:00pm CT. Following her debut set at Stagecoach earlier this year, Avalon unveiled a massive North American headline tour for this summer and fall. The run will see stops at New York’s Webster Hall, Los Angeles’ The Fonda, Toronto’s Phoenix Theatre, Boston’s Royale, Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club and more. After supporting Marcus King last month, Avalon will open for country legends Brooks & Dunn in September.

WILLOW AVALON TOUR DATES

June 20—Boyne City, MI—Lavender Hill Farm

June 28—Aztec, NM—Tico Time Country Fest

July 18—Beech Mountain, NC—Party On The Mountain

July 23—Cheyenne, WY—The Lincoln Cheyenne

July 25—Three Forks, MT—Headwaters Country Jam

July 26—Calgary, AB—Commonwealth

July 28—Vancouver, BC—Commodore

July 29—Seattle, WA—Showbox

July 30—Portland, OR—Wonder Ballroom

August 1—Camino, CA—Folk on The Farm

August 2—San Francisco, CA—August Hall

August 4—Los Angeles, CA—The Fonda

August 5—San Diego, CA—House of Blues

August 6—Phoenix, AZ—Crescent Ballroom

August 8—Salt Lake City, UT—The Grand

August 9—Denver, CO—Gothic Theatre

August 11—Omaha, NE—Waiting Room

August 12—Minneapolis, MN—Fine Line

August 13—Kansas City, MO—The Truman

August 15—Oklahoma City, OK—Beer City Music Hall

August 16—Houston, TX—The Heights Theater

August 18—Austin, TX—Scoot Inn

August 19—Dallas, TX—Granada Theatre

September 8—Atlanta, GA—Terminal West

September 9—Carrboro, NC—Cat’s Cradle

September 11—Richmond, VA—The Broadberry

September 12—Washington, D.C.—9:30 Club

September 14—Pittsburgh, PA—Thunderbird Music Hall

September 16—Toronto, ON—Phoenix Theatre

September 17—Montreal, QC—Beanfield Theatre

September 18—Boston, MA—Royale

September 20—New York, NY—Webster Hall

September 22— Philadelphia, PA—The Foundry

September 24—Clarkston, MI—Pine Knob Music Center†

September 25—Grand Rapids, MI—Acrisure Amphitheatre†

September 26—Green Bay, WI—Resch Center†

October 6— Charlotte, NC—Amos’ Southend

October 7—Charleston, SC—Music Farm

October 9—Sanford, FL—Tuffy’s Music Box

October 10—St. Petersburg, FL—Jannus Live

October 12—Jackson, MS—Duling Hall

October 13—Fayetteville, AR—George’s Majestic Lounge

October 14—St. Louis, MO—Delmar Hall

October 16—Rosemont, IL—Joe’s Live

October 17—Cleveland, OH—Roxy at Mahall’s

October 18—Indianapolis, IN—Hi-Fi Annex

October 20—Louisville, KY—Mercury Ballroom

October 22—Knoxville, TN—Bijou Theatre

October 25—Columbus, OH—King of Clubs

†supporting Brooks & Dunn

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