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Alexandra Kay brings The One Woman Show to The Intersection on Jan. 24

The country singer's new headlining run opens in January, and Grand Rapids is the third night — in a 400-capacity room.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 5, 2026
Alexandra Kay brings The One Woman Show to The Intersection on Jan. 24
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Late January in Grand Rapids is not when anyone expects a big night out. That is part of what makes this one stand out: Alexandra Kay has put Grand Rapids on the opening weekend of her new headlining tour, and she is playing it in a room that holds about 400 people.

Alexandra Kay plays The Intersection on Sunday, January 24, 2027, at 8pm. Tickets are $48.15 through eTix, and the date was announced on October 29.

The run is called The One Woman Show, and according to The Music Universe, it kicks off January 22 in Columbus, Ohio, then heads to Detroit on January 23 before landing in Grand Rapids on the 24th. From there it moves on to Toronto, Boston, Silver Spring, Allentown and Cleveland by the end of the month. Grand Rapids, in other words, is night three — early enough that the show will still be new for everybody on stage.

Kay has been building toward headline dates like these for a few years. She toured her album *Second Wind* on Second Wind: The Tour in 2025, with stops at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville and Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas. Before that came the In Real Life Tour with Cooper Alan and Thomas Mac, which added a second leg and more dates, per her team at 117 Group. She has also played the biggest rooms in the genre as an opener: Country Now followed her on Jelly Roll's arena tour, describing her as soaking up every moment.

Grand Rapids is night three — early enough that the show will still be new for everybody on stage.

Her audience is not just stateside, either. Music Row reported a European headlining tour in 2024, and in spring 2027 she heads back across the Atlantic for the Straight For The Heart tour, including a night at Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre on April 6 and UK dates from Birmingham to London, per CountryMusic.co.uk.

All of which makes a 400-capacity Sunday in Grand Rapids a rare kind of ticket. Someone who has opened arenas and is headlining overseas in the spring is, for one night in January, playing a room where everyone is close to the stage. The Intersection is not a venue where you lose sight of the singer.

The practical part: an 8pm Sunday start means planning around Monday morning, and January weather on US-131 is its own consideration. With 400 tickets at a single price, there is no cheap-seat fallback, so if you want in, the time to buy is before the holidays eat up everyone's attention.

Grand Rapids is the third stop. For the people in the room, it will feel like the first.

Sources: Alexandra Kay plots One Woman Show tour — The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Alexandra Kay — Second Wind: The Tour — Brooklyn Bowl Nashville (brooklynbowl.com); Alexandra Kay — Second Wind: The Tour — Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas (brooklynbowl.com); Alexandra Kay adds more dates to the In Real Life Tour — 117 Group (117group.com); Alexandra Kay is living the dream on Jelly Roll's arena tour — Country Now (countrynow.com); Alexandra Kay plots European headlining tour — Music Row (musicrow.com); Alexandra Kay — 3Olympia Theatre (3olympia.ie); Alexandra Kay – UK Tour 2027 — CountryMusic.co.uk (countrymusic.co.uk); Alexandra Kay at The Intersection — eTix (etix.prf.hn); Alexandra Kay at The Intersection — JamBase (jambase.com)

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The Intersection · Jan 24, 2027
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