With her highly anticipated new album on the way, Sydnie Christmas is heading back to the United States for a special mini tour, giving fans three intimate performances this August. The Britain’s Got Talent champion will take the stage at City Winery Philadelphia on August 15, Sony Hall in New York City on August 16, and the Center for the Arts in Homer, New York, on August 17. She is also set to appear at David Foster’s 40th Anniversary Gala and Concert.

Reflecting on her return to America, Christmas shared an emotional message for her growing fanbase.

“I honestly can’t believe how lucky I am to be coming back to the U.S. for this little tour. I absolutely adore my American fans. Your endless support fills my heart and makes me believe, ‘I really can do this.’ The only people I’ve ever had that kind of unconditional support from were my family, so now I call my fans my ‘Fanmily.’ I can’t wait to give some of that love back in the only way I know how, through music.”

The tour arrives just ahead of the release of her new album this fall. The project will be supported by the nationwide PBS broadcast of Sydnie Christmas: Live in London, filmed during her sold out 2025 concert at London’s iconic Adelphi Theatre. The special will begin airing across the United States in October, followed by a full U.S. tour in spring 2027.

So far, Christmas has released two singles from the upcoming album, “Lean on You” and “Run,” giving fans an early taste of what is to come. Signed physical editions of the album are also available for preorder.

Christmas first captured worldwide attention after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2024. She quickly followed that breakthrough with her debut album My Way, which topped the iTunes charts in both the U.K. and the U.S. The album’s success led to a sold out U.K. tour, including a headline performance at the Adelphi Theatre that was filmed for PBS.

Since then, her career has continued to soar. She has performed for King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the Royal Albert Hall, made her U.S. debut at the Hollywood Bowl, and appeared at Grammy-winning producer David Foster’s birthday celebration, which later led to two sold out headline shows in New York City.

Beyond music, Christmas has also expanded her career on the stage. After catching the attention of Andrew Lloyd Webber, she released the single “Starlight Express” before making her West End acting debut as Cruella De Vil in 101 Dalmatians. She later took on the lead role in the West End premiere of From the Heart, the new musical written by Oscar-winning lyricist Don Black, at London’s Fortune Theatre.