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Remi Wolf brings 'The Mud Tour' to The Truth, her first Nashville show since 2022

Four and a half years after Brooklyn Bowl, Remi Wolf returns with a new album and a 4,400-capacity room on March 19.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 7, 2026
Remi Wolf brings 'The Mud Tour' to The Truth, her first Nashville show since 2022
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The last time Remi Wolf came through Nashville, it was a bowling alley. Next March she plays a room built for more than four thousand people.

Wolf plays The Truth on Friday, March 19, 2027, with Emma Ogier opening. The show starts at 8 p.m., and tickets run $64 to $198.25 through Ticketmaster. The date was announced Oct. 9, and it's her first Nashville show since Oct. 6, 2022, at Brooklyn Bowl.

The gap is easy to explain: she's been making a record. Wolf's third album, *Mud*, came out Oct. 9 on Island Records, the same day this tour was announced. It runs 11 songs, including the lead single "Bottle," along with "Champagne," "Twiggy" and "Burn Me Blue." JamBase's feature on the record framed it as Wolf getting "clean and clear," and the album title carries over to the tour.

The Mud Tour is a real spring run across the U.S. and Canada. It opens Feb. 23 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., and wraps May 22 at WAMU Theater in Seattle, with stops at Radio City Music Hall on Feb. 27 and Massey Hall in Toronto on March 5. Nashville falls about three weeks in, when a tour has usually found its rhythm and the new songs have stopped feeling new to the band. Public on-sales began Oct. 16, so if you've been waiting for a general on-sale, it's already happened.

Emma Ogier and Annabelle Dinda are opening select dates on the run; in Nashville, it's Ogier. With an 8 p.m. start on a Friday, plan to be inside in time for her.

She left town after a set at Brooklyn Bowl. She comes back to a 4,400-capacity room.

The scale-up is what makes this return worth noting. A move from Brooklyn Bowl to a 4,400-capacity room means Nashville's Remi Wolf crowd has grown a lot since 2022, and promoters are betting it fills a much bigger space. The price spread from $64 to almost $200 says the same thing: there's a cheap way in and a premium option for people who want to be close.

For the uninitiated: Wolf's catalog sits where indie, pop and R&B/soul overlap, and *Mud* is the record she's touring. Expect the new album to anchor the set, with older songs worked in around it.

A few practical notes. Ticketmaster is the seller, so check the listing for any fees beyond the face value. On a Friday night in March, give yourself extra time getting there and getting in, especially with a bigger crowd than she's drawn here before.

It's been more than four years. The record's out, the tour's set, and Nashville's on the route early enough that she'll be playing the new songs at full speed.

Sources: Remi Wolf Rolls Out 2027 North American Tour Dates (JamBase) (jambase.com); Remi Wolf Gets 'Clean And Clear' On New Album 'Mud' (JamBase) (jambase.com); Remi Wolf Announces Third Album 'Mud' for October 9 (uDiscover Music) (udiscovermusic.com); Remi Wolf's New LP 'Mud' Is Set to Arrive on October 9 (FLOOD) (floodmagazine.com); Remi Wolf at The Truth (JamBase) (jambase.com)

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