Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Camis about to give fans something unforgettable. On October 11, Cam and longtime collaborator Tyler Johnson (Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus, Beyoncé) will take the stage together for a special In The Round show at Nashville’s legendary Bluebird Café. The evening promises stories, songs, and the kind of magic only these two can create. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 AM CST at Camcountry.com.
“We started writing songs together about 15 years ago?? Back then there were cockroaches in the kitchen and now here we are with GRAMMYs,” Cam shared. “What a dream to ride the ride with my musical brother – and now we get to celebrate all the art we’ve made on a magical night at the Bluebird.”
The Bluebird show is just a warm-up. Cam will launch the U.S. leg of her headlining Slow Down Tour on October 20 at The Gramercy Theatre in New York, with stops in Chicago, Nashville, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, San Francisco, and more before wrapping in Los Angeles on November 17. Her hometown date at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium (October 26) is set to be especially meaningful – her third time headlining the venue where she first opened for Harry Styles. In 2026, the tour expands to the UK and Europe.
Cam’s latest album, All Things Light, is out now and hailed by USA Today as “one of the best albums of the year.” The record has drawn acclaim from Billboard, NPR, People, and more for its balance of traditional and experimental country, a sound that is uniquely Cam. Tracks from the album will also be featured when she makes her Austin City Limits broadcast debut on November 15, sharing an episode with Kelsea Ballerini during ACL’s landmark Season 51.
Born from the same creative spark that led her to co-write five songs on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter (earning Cam a GRAMMY for Album of the Year), All Things Light dives deep into themes of motherhood, resilience, and legacy. It’s a record Cam describes as a “guiding light” she created during the most isolating moments of the pandemic, and one that already feels destined to stand as her most visionary work yet.
This year also marks 10 years since her major-label debut Untamed, the album that gave us the 4x Platinum ballad Burning House. A decade later, Cam is still bridging genres, still writing songs that stop you in your tracks, and still giving fans performances that feel like an embrace.
Tickets for the Bluebird Café show and The Slow Down Tour are available now!
