Canadian singer-songwriter Amanda Marshall will be “Sitting on Top of The World” this fall as she heads out on a cross-Canada tour to honour the 30th anniversary of her self-titled debut album. “The Dirty 30 Tour: Pearl Celebration, Diamond Legacy” will make two Maritime stops: Casino New Brunswick in Moncton on Dec. 10 and Scotiabank Centre in Halifax on Dec. 11. “Thirty years is traditionally the pearl anniversary, a milestone that represents wisdom, loyalty, and enduring connection. The ‘Diamond Legacy’ part feels especially meaningful because so much of this journey began with my self-titled debut album, and I’m still amazed by the love Canadians have shown it over the years,” said Marshall in a news release. “I can’t think of a better way to celebrate than with the fans who have been with me from the beginning and those who’ve joined along the way. Canada, thank you for making this journey possible. I can’t wait to get back out there, see you all again, and celebrate together.” Marshall, who is known for hits like “Let It Rain,” “Dark Horse,” and “Birmingham,” also announced new music Tuesday. Her single “Can’t Lose Me” was released on all streaming platforms. It’s the first track to be released off “Heavy Lifting (Deluxe Edition), out on July 17, which is an expanded edition of her 2024 comeback album. Tickets for “The Dirty 30 Tour” go on sale to the general public Friday at 10 a.m.
