Lauren Sanderson

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Lauren Sanderson

3 upcoming dates · 3 cities · 2 countries

Upcoming dates

Opening acts: XKYLAR, Zoe Ko

  1. Kansas City, United StatesEncore at Uptown TheaterPerformers: XKYLAR
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  2. Los Angeles, United StatesTeragram BallroomPerformers: XKYLAR, Zoe Ko
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  3. London, United KingdomThe Dome
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Lauren Sanderson, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 3, past: 7. Lauren Sanderson may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

7 past shows
  1. Boston, United StatesBrighton Music Hall presented by CitizensPerformers: XKYLAR
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  2. New York, United StatesGramercy Theatre
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  3. Nashville, United StatesThe TruthPerformers: Limp Bizkit
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  4. Nashville, United StatesThe TruthPerformers: Limp Bizkit
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  5. Dallas, United StatesThe Cambridge Room at House Of Blues
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  6. Boise, United States9th St. Parallel at Knitting Factory
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  7. San Francisco, United StatesCafe Du Nord
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About Lauren Sanderson

Lauren Sanderson is an American singer and songwriter born January 13, 1996, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and now based in Los Angeles.

Lauren Sanderson is an American singer and songwriter born January 13, 1996, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and now based in Los Angeles. She built an early following as a YouTube personality, earning recognition as "Most Influential Up & Comer" at the Indiana Social Media Summit, and in 2015 delivered a TEDx talk about coming out as gay and her relationship with her parents.

Sanderson began her recorded music career in 2016 with a series of independently released EPs before signing with Epic Records in 2018, releasing the major-label EP Dont Panic! that year. She later left Epic and self-released material before signing with Young Forever to release her debut album, Midwest Kids Can Make It Big, in 2020.

Her music blends pop, R&B, hip hop, and rap-rock influences across releases including the 2022 album Death of a Fantasy and singles such as "Hotel Room," "Frustrated," and "Written in the Stars." She has collaborated with artists including PnB Rock and G Flip, and has described her work as aiming to give voice to listeners who feel unable to speak for themselves.

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