Westerman Tickets

In support of A Jackal's Wedding, Westerman has announced a headline tour spanning Europe and North America in 2026.

The North American leg of Westerman's A Jackal's Tour will commence on March 16, 2026, in Atlanta, Georgia, and conclude on April 1, 2026, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

On A Jackal's Wedding Tour, Westerman will visit major US cities including Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Illinois, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Toronto.

Westerman is the stage name of British singer-songwriter Will Westerman. Emerging from London’s indie scene, he began his musical journey in his early 20s, performing at open-mic events and gradually gaining recognition for his introspective songwriting and ethereal sound. His music blends elements of folk, electronic, and experimental pop, drawing comparisons to artists like Nick Drake and Arthur Russell. Westerman's work is characterized by literary-inspired lyrics and a minimalist production style, often collaborating with producer Bullion.

Westerman's third studio album, A Jackal's Wedding, is set for release on November 7, 2025, via Partisan Records. The album was primarily written in Athens, Greece, and recorded over five weeks on the island of Hydra at the Old Carpet Factory, a 17th-century mansion converted into an art space. Collaborating with producer Marta Salogni (known for her work with Björk and Sampha), Westerman crafted a record that reflects themes of transition and the experience of being a perpetual outsider. The album's sound is described as humid and nocturnal, embracing the chaotic environment of Hydra as an integral part of its creation.

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While setlists can vary between venues, Westerman will likely play the following songs on tour: Roads, Confirmation, Confirmation - SSBD, Blue Comanche, Mother Song, Float Over, Roads - Bullion Remix, Misantropé, Blue Comanche (Sketch), Nevermind