GREYSON CHANCE SHINES ON NEW ALBUM TROPHIES OUT NOW
GREYSON CHANCE SHINES ON NEW ALBUM TROPHIES OUT NOW
TROPHIES WORLD TOUR KICKS OFF TODAY WITH HEADLINING SLOT AT OKLAHOMA CITY PRIDE FESTIVAL; SLEW OF ADDITIONAL SUMMER DATES TO FOLLOW
GET THE ALBUM HERE
(TORONTO,ON ; June 25th, 2021) – Critically acclaimed, chart-topping, singer-songwriter Greyson Chance released his highly anticipated new album TROPHIES today via all digital and streaming platforms. The follow up to 2019’s critically praised portraits EP, the 8-song collection continues to display Chance’s sharp writing chops, as well as his ability to push the envelope on his own musical boundaries. From his recently released, dance-inspired hit “Hellboy” to his latest uplifting anthem “Nobody,” to the beautifully arranged, emotion-provoking ballad “Violet,” the piano aficionado openly takes listeners on a tour of his life. Listen to the TROPHIES HERE.
Today is also the day Chance gets back on the road for his Trophies World Tour, starting in his hometown with the headlining spot at Oklahoma City’s Pride Festival. Additional summer dates include shows in major cities across North America, as well as, European and South American dates to follow in the fall and winter of this year. Chance will also embark on a second round of North American dates set for January 2022; full tour schedule below for reference.
TROPHIES releases after a long-awaited break for Chance. He last released his current single and dance-inspired anthem “Hellboy” after a strong slate of single releases through the pandemic, including well-received titles “Boots,” “Dancing Next To Me,” the revealing “Bad to Myself,” in which Chance opened up about his battle with an eating disorder, and this past January’s “Holy Feeling.” Chance’s last EP was 2019’s critically acclaimed portraits, which to date has accumulated over 40 million streams, and topped #5 on iTunes’ Pop Charts, #1 on Apple’s Music Breaking Pop Playlist, and #3 on Apple Music’s Best of the Week Playlist upon its release. A portraits Word Tour followed that included 50+ sold out dates in North America, Europe, SE Asia, and China.
TROPHIES is available now on all streaming platforms. Listen to the album HERE.
TROPHIES Track Listing:
- “Holy Feeling”
- “Nobody”
- “Hands”
- “Same People”
- “High-Waisted”
- “Violet”
- “Hellboy”
- “Clothes”
TROPHIES WORLD TOUR DATES 2021:
North America
June 25 – Oklahoma City – Headlining OKC PRIDE
July 07 – Tampa – Crowbar
July 08 – Orlando – The Social
July 09 – Atlanta- Masquerade
July 10 – Charlotte – Neighborhood Theatre
July 15 – Richmond – Canal Club
July 16 – Washington DC – Union Stage
July 17 – Nashville – The High Watt
July 23 – Indianapolis – The Irving Theatre
July 24 – Detroit – Magic Stick
July 25 – Grand Rapids – The Stache at Intersection
July 29 – Des Moines – xBK Live
July 30 – Milwaukee – Miramar Theatre
July 31 – Minneapolis – Studio B – Skyway Theatre
August 4 – Chicago – Lincoln Hall
August 5 – Lawrence – The Bottleneck
August 6 – Austin – The Parish
August 7 – Dallas – Trees
August 11 – El Paso – Ricky D’s
August 12 – Phoenix – Crescent Ballroom
August 13 – Salt Lake City – The Complex
August 14 – Denver – The Bluebird
Europe
October 28 – Manchester – Night People
October 29 – London – Heaven
October 30 – Madrid – Capernico
November 3 – Stockholm – Klubben
November 4 – Berlin – Frannz
November 5 – Paris – Backstage
November 6 – Amsterdam – Melkweg
South America
December 12 – Sao Paulo – Sao Paulo Pride
December 16 – Mexico City – For Indie Rocks!
TROPHIES WORLD TOUR DATES 2022
North America
January 13 – San Diego – Soma Sidestage
January 14 – Seattle – Neumos
January 15 – Los Angeles – The Fonda
January 21 – Portland – Hawthorne Theatre
January 22 – San Francisco – August Hall
January 26 – Philadelphia – The Foundary at Fillmore
January 27 – Boston – Paradise Rock Club
January 28 – Hamden – Space Ballroom
January 29 – New York – Webster Hall
January 30 – Toronto – Axis Club
About Greyson Chance:
A native of Edmond, Oklahoma, Chance came into the national spotlight in 2010 after an unforgettable performance of Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” that since has been viewed by over 60 million people on YouTube. Since then, the acclaimed recording artist reached over 100 million views online all before the age of 16, and to date has made multiple appearances on Ellen, The Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, CBS This Morning, Good Morning America, and The Today Show to name a few. In 2020, Chance opened up about his struggles with an eating disorder and revealed to People Magazine that he would go 48 to 72 hours at a time without eating. Now recovered, Chance uses his platform to be a resource and champion for others in similar situations and has become a strong advocate for mental health awareness. In 2017, Chance came out to the public as gay and credits his family for making it a loving experience. Knowing that others within the LGBTQ community do not have as strong of a support system, he’s made alliances with a number of organizations including The Ally Coalition, which supports the LGBTQ community, and the Human Rights Campaign National Gala, among others. Additional charities Chance has collaborated with include Stand Up To Cancer, Make-A-Wish, and Charity: Water.
For more about Greyson Chance, visit:
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