Breakout vocalist and songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith is sharing magnificent holiday cheer with the release of her brand new seasonal song, “Last First Christmas.” This exciting release precedes her much anticipated performance at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday, November 27. The new track comes hot on the heels of the release of Spencer Smith’s critically acclaimed sophomore album, ‘THE ART OF BEING A MESS’, which dropped earlier this year. She also just wrapped the European, UK, Australia, and New Zealand legs of her tour, demonstrating her massive global reach and growing fanbase.
Adding to the holiday excitement, a Hallmark movie was created based off her previous song, “Single On The 25th,” which will release on December 7th at 8pm ET and will stream the next day on Hallmark+. From a small town on Vancouver Island, Spencer Smith began her musical journey in 2019, quickly gaining a sizeable audience online by exploring breakups, complex feelings about school, family, and friends through her heartfelt music. In February 2026, she will set out on a huge 32 date North American headline tour with stops planned in major cities including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Austin. Spencer Smith has already performed at the MTV Video Music Awards, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and the People’s Choice Awards, where she was also a Best New Artist nominee.
LAUREN SPENCER SMITH LIVE 2026 TOUR DATES:
- February 4-Nashville, TN-Ryman Auditorium
- February 6-Dallas, TX-South Side Ballroom
- February 7-Austin, TX-ACL Live – Moody Theatre
- February 9-Houston, TX-House of Blues
- February 10-New Orleans, LA-The Fillmore
- February 12-Orlando, FL-House of Blues
- February 13-Atlanta, GA-The Tabernacle
- February 14-Charlotte, NC-The Fillmore
- February 17-Silver Springs, MD-The Fillmore
- February 18-Philadelphia, PA-The Fillmore
- February 20-Brooklyn, NY-Brooklyn Paramount
- February 21-Boston, MA-Citizens House of Blues
- February 22-Ottawa, ON-Bronson Centre
- February 24-Montreal, QC-MTELUS
- February 25-Toronto, ON-HISTORY
- February 26-Toronto, ON-HISTORY
- February 28-Detroit, MI-The Fillmore
- March 2-Indianapolis, IN-Egyptian Room at Old National Centre
- March 3-Chicago, IL-Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
- March 4-Madison, WI-The Sylvee
- March 6-Kansas City, MO-Uptown Theater
- March 7-Minneapolis, MN-The Fillmore
- March 10-Denver, CO-The Fillmore
- March 11-Salt Lake City, UT-The Union
- March 13-Phoenix, AZ-The Van Buren
- March 14-Anaheim, CA-House of Blues
- March 17-Los Angeles, CA-The Wiltern
- March 18-San Francisco, CA-The Masonic
- March 19-Sacramento, CA-Ace of Spades
- March 21-Portland, OR-Roseland Theatre
- March 22-Vancouver, BC-The Orpheum
- March 23-Seattle, WA-Moore Theatre