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Alexandra Kay's One Woman Show tour stops at Archer Music Hall in January

The country singer-songwriter plays Allentown on Saturday, January 30, 2027, with tickets from $39.80 to $59.50.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 5, 2026
Alexandra Kay's One Woman Show tour stops at Archer Music Hall in January
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Late January in the Lehigh Valley is usually short on reasons to leave the house. Alexandra Kay just gave country fans one, and it lands on a Saturday night.

Alexandra Kay plays Archer Music Hall in Allentown on Saturday, January 30, 2027, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $39.80 to $59.50 through Ticketmaster. The show was announced on October 29, and with a 2,125-capacity room on a weekend, it's one to lock in early.

Allentown is a stop on Kay's One Woman Show tour. As The Music Universe reported, the headlining run starts January 22 in Columbus, Ohio, and works through Detroit, Grand Rapids, Toronto, Boston, Silver Spring and Allentown, then on to Cleveland. That puts the Lehigh Valley date toward the back half of the opening stretch, a week or so in, when a touring show has found its rhythm.

The title is a statement of intent. This is a headlining tour built around Kay on her own terms: her songs, her voice and the stories behind them, without the shared spotlight of a package bill. For fans who have followed her as a songwriter, that's the format that suits her best.

A Saturday in late January, a 2,125-cap room, and a singer-songwriter on her own terms.

The bigger context is how quickly her profile has grown. The Illinois singer-songwriter's album Second Wind is behind a separate spring 2027 tour of the U.K., Ireland and Europe that Rockshot Magazine describes as her biggest headline run there to date. That tour was announced after an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London, and it includes a London show at the British Airways ARC along with dates in Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester and Cardiff. A few weeks after Allentown, she'll be carrying the same songs across the Atlantic.

That makes the Archer Music Hall date part of a busy first half of 2027, and a good chance to see her before that international run. Expect songs from Second Wind to anchor the set, with the material that built her following filling out the night. JamBase files her under country, but the One Woman Show framing points to something more intimate than a typical arena-country production.

Archer Music Hall gives the show room to breathe. At 2,125 capacity, it's large enough for a real sense of occasion but still sized for a singer whose appeal rests on connection with the crowd. The ticket range is relatively tight, too, topping out under $60, which makes this one of the more accessible ways to see a headliner of her current standing.

Doors and openers haven't been posted on the listing yet, so check the ticket page closer to the date. And with a 7 p.m. start in the dead of winter, give yourself time for weather and parking.

January doesn't offer much in the way of big nights out. This is one worth bundling up for.

Sources: Alexandra Kay plots One Woman Show tour (The Music Universe) (themusicuniverse.com); Alexandra Kay Announces Biggest UK & European Headline Tour To Date Following BST Hyde Park Triumph (Rockshot Magazine) (rockshotmagazine.com); Alexandra Kay – UK Tour 2027 (Country Music UK) (countrymusic.co.uk); Alexandra Kay at Archer Music Hall – Ticketmaster (ticketmaster.evyy.net); JamBase listing (jambase.com)

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