Wednesday's Karly Hartzman plots eight-show solo tour for December
Wednesday frontwoman Karly Hartzman will close out 2026 with an eight-show solo tour of the south-eastern United States, starting on 1 December in Lexington, Kentucky. Pitchfork reported the itinerary on 15 October. The dates run to 11 December and stay inside one region, taking in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and North Carolina.
The opening stretch packs four cities into four nights. She plays The Burl in Lexington on 1 December, then Songbirds in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on 2 December. The run continues to Boxcar in Opelika, Alabama, on 3 December, followed by Fat Cat in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, on 4 December. Each night is a new city and a new room.
The fifth date is the only festival stop on the list. Hartzman plays Raised by Sound Festival in Memphis, Tennessee, on 5 December. That Memphis show is listed with Patterson Hood on the bill, according to the band's tour page. It breaks the sequence of club dates and places her solo set inside a wider festival line-up for one evening.
There is then a short pause before the final leg. The tour resumes on 8 December at the 40 Watt in Athens, Georgia. It is the lone Georgia date on the itinerary. The calendar leaves 6 and 7 December with no shows before Athens.
The tour ends with two nights in North Carolina. Hartzman plays The Pyrle in Greensboro, her hometown, on 9 December. She then closes the run at Lily's Snack Bar in Boone on 11 December, two days later. Greensboro is the only hometown show among the eight, and Boone is the final stop.
The billing across all eight dates is solo, rather than a full-band Wednesday show. Hartzman fronts Wednesday, and these shows carry her name alone.
For fans, this means a short, concentrated loop rather than a long national trek. All eight shows sit inside an 11-day window. Anyone hoping to catch more than one night can follow the route city to city without a long cross-country jump, with the whole run wrapped before the middle of December.
