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Alexandra Kay brings her One Woman Show to The Fillmore Charlotte

Her last Charlotte date was at Spectrum Center in 2024. In February she's back as a headliner, with Second Wind and a radio hit behind her.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 8, 2026
Alexandra Kay brings her One Woman Show to The Fillmore Charlotte
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The last time Alexandra Kay played Charlotte, on October 27, 2024, she was inside Spectrum Center. Next February she comes back to a room built for a headliner's crowd, with a second album and the biggest radio single of her career since that night.

Alexandra Kay plays The Fillmore Charlotte on Saturday, February 6, 2027, at 8pm. The show was announced October 29. Tickets start at $48.25 through Ticketmaster, which lists the date as part of The One Woman Show. The Fillmore holds about 2,000 people.

The One Woman Show is her headlining run for early 2027. The Music Universe reports it kicks off in mid-January in Columbus, Ohio, with stops including Detroit, Toronto, Boston and Cleveland. The Charlotte date lands on a Saturday night early in the year, right in the stretch when a lot of people are looking for a reason to get out of the house.

What's changed since 2024 is mostly the music. In October 2025 Kay released *Second Wind*, her sophomore album, through BBR Music Group and Wheelhouse Records, after an independent debut, *All I've Ever Known*. MusicRow covered the album announcement, and the record's lead single, "Straight For The Heart," became her first push to country radio through her label. Rockshot Magazine calls it her biggest radio success to date.

That same Rockshot piece points to how her profile has grown overseas. After playing BST Hyde Park in London, she announced her biggest UK and European headline tour yet, a spring 2027 run that follows not long after the Charlotte show. Between the US headline tour and the European dates, early 2027 is shaping up as her busiest season yet.

Second Wind is still the album she's touring, a year after it came out.

That matters for anyone who bought tickets in Charlotte. Her agency page still frames 2026 around *Second Wind*, so expect the new album and "Straight For The Heart" to anchor the night. Fans who came to her through her earlier, independent material will also know the *All I've Ever Known* songs.

The show is billed as a "One Woman Show," and the name itself suggests a night built around her: her voice, her songs and the stories she tells about them. It's a different kind of evening from a big-arena bill, and a 2,000-capacity room at least gives it a chance to feel personal.

A couple of practical notes. At $48.25 and up, this isn't an impulse ticket, and Saturday shows at The Fillmore tend to draw a full house, so don't wait for the week of. Doors and any openers haven't been posted yet. Watch the ticket page for those details as February approaches.

Charlotte last saw her in an arena. This time the night is hers, from the first song to the last.

Sources: Alexandra Kay plots One Woman Show tour (The Music Universe) (themusicuniverse.com); Alexandra Kay to catch Second Wind this October (MusicRow) (musicrow.com); Alexandra Kay aims Straight For The Heart of country radio (BBR Music Group) (bbrmusicgroup.com); Alexandra Kay announces biggest UK & European headline tour (Rockshot Magazine) (rockshotmagazine.com); Alexandra Kay — WME (music.wmeagency.com); Alexandra Kay at The Fillmore Charlotte — Ticketmaster (ticketmaster.evyy.net)

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