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Foy Vance World Tour | 2026 & 2027

Sony Hall235 West 46th Street, New York 10036

Foy Vance brings his World Tour to Sony Hall with Bonnie Bishop and Ryan McMullan. The Northern Ireland-born singer-songwriter’s 2026 album IF, produced by Anderson East, revisits songs drawn from 27 years of writing; its three parts, IF: WE, IF: YOU and IF: I, move from the wider world through love to the self. Bishop, who sang backing vocals on Vance’s Signs of Life Tour and opened his 2023-24 Joy of Nothing anniversary dates, joins him ahead of her forthcoming album What If None Of This Is Real?, co-written with Vance.

Vance’s music has been described as a soulful convergence of folk and Southern blues. His work includes Joy of Nothing, which featured Bonnie Raitt and Ed Sheeran, and The Wild Swan, executive-produced by Elton John; he has also co-written with Sheeran. Clash called The Wake “truly honest,” highlighting its organic warmth and Vance’s “clean yet raw” voice. Bishop was raised between Texas and Mississippi, began in Austin’s outlaw-country scene and has written songs recorded by Bonnie Raitt. McMullan hails from Portaferry.

Sony Hall offers a dynamic live music experience enhanced by cutting-edge technology from Sony, creating a sound and visual environment that elevates every performance. The venue features a spacious room with a full dinner menu available, allowing guests to enjoy a meal alongside the show. Seating arrangements accommodate both those who want to focus on the music and those who prefer a more social evening with drinks from the bar. Shows are ticketed, and arriving early is encouraged to settle in and explore the menu. The venue hosts a variety of genres, reflecting its versatile design and commitment to quality entertainment. An evening here promises clear acoustics, vibrant lighting, and a well-curated program that keeps the energy flowing from start to finish.

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