Sawyer Hill Brings Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy on the Road

Sawyer Hill is officially back on the road, and if the first night of the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy Tour is any indication, there is plenty waiting for fans once he hits their city. The Arkansas singer-songwriter kicked off the U.S. run September 23 in Atlanta, with dates continuing through November 6 in Nashville. Never Ending Fall is along for the ride, making stops across the country before Hill takes the tour overseas for European dates in January and Australia in February.

With Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy now out in the world, fans can expect to hear plenty from Hill’s newest record alongside songs that have already become staples of his live sets. The opening-night setlist included “Firestarters,” “For The Hell Of It,” “Need Me Now,” “Sweet Disaster,” “Look At The Time” and “High On My Lows,” and more.

The U.S. dates include a few stops that are coming up quickly, including Irving Plaza in New York on September 29 and Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on September 30. From there, Hill will continue across the country before closing out the U.S. leg in Nashville on November 6. The overseas dates will begin in 2027, with Europe in January followed by Australia in February.

The tour is only getting started, so there’s still plenty of time to catch Sawyer Hill live. Find your city, grab a ticket and see what Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy live!