Sam Smith has sold out Madison Square Garden in NYC and The Forum in Los Angeles in minutes, with a second show in Los Angeles being added on January 29, 2015. The month-long run is additionally sold out in Atlanta, Nashville, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Washington D.C. and Vancouver. Smith will take the stages of the some of the most prestigious high capacity venues in the country.

Earlier this week, Smith swept the MOBO Awards, taking home awards for “Best RnB Act,” “Best Male,” “Best Song” (“Stay With Me”) and “Best Album.” Additionally, the 22-year old British sensation walked away with a Q Award for “Best New Act” – earning five awards in just one day.

Smith is also nominated for two American Music Awards: “New Artist of the Year Presented by Kohl’s” and “Favorite Male Artist – Pop/Rock,” to air live Sunday, November 23 (8:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT) on ABC, where Smith will also take the stage to perform hit single, “I’m Not The Only One.”

Smith’s fast-paced trajectory is attributed to his undeniable, and immense talent. His album In The Lonely Hour debuted at No. 1 in the UK and No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in the U.S., and remained in the Top 10 for 13 weeks. That album claimed the record for the highest first week sales for a UK male artist in the soundscan era and currently has surpassed sales of 2.8 million adjusted units worldwide.  Most recently, the album climbed back up to No. 1 in the UK once again, while it has remained in the Top 5 since release, 21 weeks ago.

 

SAM SMITH ARENA/THEATRE TOUR 2015

                                                                                

January 9                     Atlanta, Ga.                Fox Theatre

January 10                   Nashville, Tenn.          Grand Ole Opry House

January 12                   Fairfax, Va.                 Patriot Center

January 13                   Philadelphia, Pa.         The Liacouras Center

January 15                   New York, N.Y.         Madison Square Garden

January 17                   Boston, Mass.             Agganis Arena

January 19                   Montreal, QC              Bell Centre

January 20                   Toronto, ON               Air Canada Centre

January 22                   Detroit, Mich.             Masonic Temple Theatre

January 23                   Chicago, Ill.                UIC Pavilion

January 24                   St. Paul, Minn.            Roy Wilkins Auditorium

January 26                   Broomfield, Colo.       1^st Bank Center

January 29                   Los Angeles, Calif.     The Forum

January 30                   Los Angeles, Calif.     The Forum

January 31                   San Francisco, Calif.   Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

February 2                   Seattle, Wash.             Key Arena

February 4                   Vancouver, BC           Rogers Arena