The highly anticipated new album from Madison Cunningham—Revealer—is out now. Listen HERE, and check out the webstore for an exclusive signed splatter vinyl HERE.
“To me, ‘revealer’ is the binding theme of the album,” says Cunningham. “The hand that slowly chips away at the mirror in which you see yourself and the world and replaces it with the reflection that is most true.” The album is full of confessions, intimations and hard truths—a self-portrait of a young artist who is full of doubt and uncertainty yet bursting with exciting ideas about music and life.
Revealer finds Cunningham working with Mike Elizondo (Twenty One Pilots, Gary Clark Jr.) as well as Tucker Martine (Neko Case, Sufjan Stevens) and longtime producer and collaborator Tyler Chester.
She has released a number of tracks from the album leading into the release, including “Life According to Raechel,” “In From Japan,” “Anywhere,” and “Hospital,” the latter of which reached #1 Most Added at both AAA and Non-Comm radio.
Kicking off with two shows in New York this week, Madison will be launching into her headline The Revealer Tour this fall with Bendigo Fletcher supporting. Tickets are on sale HERE and complete list of dates below including Los Angeles, Nashville, Atlanta and more.
Cunningham recently joined the new music lead Louis Cato and the Late Show Band for an off-air performance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” as well as NPR Music for a beloved Tiny Desk Concert.
The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter is fresh off the heels of a successful 2021 which found her opening for Harry Styles at his sold-out Madison Square Garden shows, writing an original song “Broken Harvest” for the NPR “Morning Edition” Song Project and later performing the song on “The Late Late Show with James Corden.”
Cunningham’s list of champions continues to grow including Harry Styles, Remi Wolf, John Mayer, Alessia Cara and Sara Bareilles. The artist first picked up a guitar at age seven, and by age twelve was singing and performing alongside her five siblings in church. By the age of fifteen, Cunningham realized songwriting was a passion she wanted to pursue, citing Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan as key inspirations.
MADISON CUNNINGHAM,
THE REVEALER TOUR
September 9—The Rooftop at Pier 17—New York, NY†
September 10—Skyline Stage at The Mann—Philadelphia, PA†
September 16—Annapolis Songwriters Festival—Annapolis, MD
September 17—Thunderbird Music Hall—Pittsburgh, PA
September 18—Bourbon & Beyond—Louisville, KY
September 21—recordBAR—Kansas City, MO
September 23—Fox Theatre—Boulder, CO
September 24—Urban Lounge—Salt Lake City, UT
September 26—The Crocodile—Seattle, WA
September 27—The Biltmore Cabaret—Vancouver, BC
September 28—Wonder Ballroom—Portland, OR
September 30—Café Du Nord—San Francisco, CA
October 1—The Regent Theater—Los Angeles, CA
October 2—Ohana Festival—Dana Point, CA
October 3—Club Congress Plaza—Tucson, AZ
October 4—Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery—Santa Fe, NM
October 6—Beer City Music Hall—Oklahoma City, OK
October 7—Deep Ellum Art Co—Dallas, TX
October 8—George’s Majestic Lounge—Fayetteville, AR
October 11—Saturn—Birmingham, AL
October 12—Bijou Theatre—Knoxville, TN
October 13—Terminal West—Atlanta, GA
October 14—The Grey Eagle—Asheville, NC
October 15—Brooklyn Bowl Nashville—Nashville, TN
October 17—Haw River Ballroom—Saxapahaw, NC
October 18—The Jefferson Theater—Charlottesville, VA
October 20—The Sinclair—Cambridge, MA
October 21—Webster Hall—New York, NY
October 22—Capital Turnaround—Washington, DC
October 24—Thalia Hall—Chicago, IL
November 27—Broadcast—Glasgow, UK
November 29—Islington Assembly Hall—London, UK
December 1—Belleville—Oslo, NO
December 2—Nalen Klubb—Stolkholm, SE
December 4—Vega Ideal Bar—Copenhagen, DK
December 6—Nochtspeicher—Hamburg, DE
December 8—Rotown—Roterdam, NL
December 9—Paradiso Tuinzaal—Amsterdam, DL
† with Mt. Joy
