Singer-songwriter Harriet will be coming to Milton Keynes as part of her UK tour.

The British artist will perform at The Stables on October 24 as part of her Trying To Get The Feeling Again tour, which celebrates the music of the 1970s and follows the success of her 2024 album of the same name.

She said: "After an extraordinary year of touring in the US, I’m so thrilled to bring Trying to Get the Feeling Again home to the UK - this time with my full band.

"This will be the first time we’ve taken this version of the show on tour across the country.

"The music of the 1970s has always meant so much to me, and I love the way these songs bring back memories and connect us all.

"I can’t wait to share them with audiences again, alongside a first preview of some of the new material from my forthcoming new album."

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The tour will see Harriet perform new interpretations of classic songs by artists such as The Carpenters, Bread, Carole King, John Denver, Barry Manilow, and Gilbert O’Sullivan, alongside her own material.

Inspired by the songwriting and musicianship of the 1970s, the show aims to capture the emotion and nostalgia of the era.

The tour follows a year of international growth for Harriet, who now has more than one million social media followers and over 100 million online views.

Earlier in 2026, she took the show to the United States, selling 15,000 tickets during her debut year of touring there.

This UK run comes ahead of her new studio album, As Good As It Was, which will be released on January 22, 2027.

The album blends fresh material with reimagined classics and includes three songs co-written with John Bettis, the lyricist behind several Carpenters hits.

Harriet said: "With As Good As It Was, I wanted to create a record that captures the warmth and nostalgia of the ’70s while feeling entirely its own, through new interpretations of songs I’ve always loved and original material I’m immensely proud of.

"I hope people connect with it just as deeply as they do with the music that inspired it."

Tickets for the Milton Keynes date and other UK shows are now available.