Laura Marling - Recent Tour Dates

2022 & 2023

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2024

Hannah Ewens reviewed Marling's 29 October 2024 show at Hackney Church in London for The Guardian: "This show is all about her new record, Patterns in Repeat: songs about motherhood and domesticity that are her best in a decade. The new material blooms from the centre of the setlist, as Marling is joined by a string ensemble and a local all-female choir. Your Girl, a meditative song on love and loss, feels particularly transcendent as the choral vocals fill the church, their ethereality set against Marling’s more tangible timbre. It is thrilling when artists outperform their own records live, adding intuitive flourishes that sound as if they should have always been there. Marling’s improvisation, when it comes, consistently has the gentle force to break hearts."

"It’s impressive and well deserved that 16 years after her debut, Marling would play to a sold-out crowd at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom. Upon arrival, the room was buzzing with chatter about the new record, old records, new fans and old. As soon as Marling set foot on stage the room went silent. All eyes were on the stage. Marling with guitar in hand opening with a blend of 3 songs, “Take The Night Off/I Was An Eagle/You Know”, off of her 2nd album. After, she played a beautiful rendition of “Taps At My Window” off of her debut record. The blend of these first 4 songs captivated the audience who’ve been following Marling since 2008. After a few more songs played solely on acoustic guitar, Marling invited out a string quintet to accompany for the second half of the show. As soon as the strings were introduced, I had goosebumps and chills down my spine. The whole sonic experience was one for the books, intimate, soft, and comforting."
---- The Alternative - 11 November 2024

2025

In her final show before taking a break to have her second child, Laura Marling illuminates Manchester’s Albert Hall in an ornate display...In a world dominated by screens, social media and technology, not a phone is in sight, with each punter truly living in the moment. Tonight truly feels like an occasion, each person seems utterly enthralled by every word that leaves Marling’s lips and settles in the air, left to hang and permeate each individual. During the song ‘Caroline’, lights shoot into the audience as Marling effortlessly slips in and out of a beautiful falsetto. She calmly commands the room, as the sound of strings combines with guitar to create a gorgeous sonic landscape for the listener to dive into.
---- Tom Turner - Mancunion - 12 March 2025.