Tennessee-born troubadour Larry Fleet returns to the UK and Europe this month with his Hard Work & Holy Water Tour, bringing his signature blend of soul, gospel, and traditional country across Glasgow, London, Belfast and Dublin, plus festival slots at The Long Road Festival and Once In A Blue Moon Festival in the Netherlands. Named after his 2025 breakout single, ‘Hard Work And Holy Water’, the tour, with support from Everette, marks a significant new chapter for Fleet since going independent last year.

“I’m where I’m at in life and my career because of a whole lotta hard work and even more Holy Water,” Fleet shares. “I’ve had some big changes in my career and life this past year, and I’m living this song every day so it only made sense that this should be the name of my tour and the first song that I released as an independent artist.” Fleet first captured national attention with his breakout hit ‘Where I Find God’, which has amassed over 200 million streams across platforms.

Since then, he’s built a reputation not only as a compelling solo artist, but also as a gifted songwriter, contributing to hits like ‘Man Made A Bar’ recorded by Morgan Wallen featuring Eric Church. The international leg kicks off just weeks after the release of Fleet’s latest EP, Somewhere In The South, produced by longtime friend Trent Willmon and co-written by Fleet himself. The project highlights Fleet’s signature blend of country grit and Southern soul, and includes recent fan-favorite singles ‘A Lotta Women’, ‘Like You Used To’, and the title track, ‘Somewhere In The South’.