The Honky Tonk Revival Tour
The Honky Tonk Revival Tour: Dom Glynn and Savannah Gardner light up UK venues with Outlaw edge and Honky Tonk soul
This autumn, the UK country music scene welcomes a tour that refuses to play by the rules. Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best join forces with Savannah Gardner & the Recovering Good Girls for a dynamic double-headline run that blends outlaw Americana with high-energy, old-school Honky Tonk. Aptly titled The Honky Tonk Revival Tour, it is a celebration of raw emotion, road-worn storytelling, and the kind of musical chemistry that cannot be manufactured.
Both acts arrive with serious intent and authentic style. Dom Glynn is steeped in the dust and defiance of outlaw tradition, known for lyrics that ache and burn in equal measure. His band, The Sunday Best, wrap each song in rhythmic punch and poetic grit. In contrast yet perfectly complementary, Savannah Gardner brings a rebellious heart and soaring vocal range that can turn ballads into testimonies and dancehall shuffles into open-hearted confessions. Backed by the Recovering Good Girls, her set is part sermon, part party, and all soul.
Audiences can expect a show that moves fluidly between rebel anthems and tear-stained torch songs. The instrumentation leans heavy into pedal steel and upright piano, while the rhythms invite two-stepping and glass-raising in equal measure. It is country music you feel in your bones, layered with emotional honesty and delivered with fierce conviction.
If your playlist leans into artists like Chris Stapleton, Margo Price, or Brothers Osborne, there is no doubt you will find something to love here. The tour has the swagger of a roadhouse Saturday night and the sentiment of a Sunday morning reflection. It is tailor-made for fans who crave both lyrical depth and sonic energy.
Reviewers have raved about previous performances, calling Dom Glynn’s live set “a masterclass in intensity and intimacy” and labeling Savannah Gardner “a charismatic storm of velvet vocals and unfiltered truth.” Their onstage presence feels less like performance and more like an invitation to a shared experience. Together, they are not just reviving Honky Tonk—they are reconstructing it with a modern heartbeat and a deep respect for the genre’s roots.
The Honky Tonk Revival Tour is heading to grassroots venues, city clubs, and beloved local stages that understand the spirit of live country music. Don’t miss the chance to witness two rising stars and their bands reshaping what country sounds like on this side of the Atlantic.
