Myles Smith has just released a video for his latest single “Stargazing,” a track that’s already taking the music world by storm. Directed by Devon Kuziw, the video features Smith performing against a celestial backdrop, enhancing the song’s dreamy atmosphere.
“Stargazing” has quickly become a sensation, accumulating over 21 million streams worldwide and climbing to #38 on the Global Spotify Chart. It has received significant support from BBC Radio 1’s Greg James, who predicts the song will be ubiquitous this summer, calling it “an enormous hit” and “an undeniable hit.”
Myles Smith’s career trajectory continues its impressive ascent with the release of “Stargazing.” His previous work, including the debut EP You Promised A Lifetime and hits like “Solo” and “My Home,” has solidified his reputation. Known for his unique fusion of folk, Americana, and pop, and his virtuosic guitar skills honed since the age of nine, Smith’s DIY ethic and authentic connection with his audience have earned him a loyal following.
This year has been groundbreaking for Myles Smith, who was named Apple’s Up Next Artist and Deezer’s Next Artist. He also completed his first headline tour across the UK, Europe, and North America, selling out numerous dates and playing to packed houses. Smith boasts over 1 million followers on Instagram and TikTok, with 8.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Smith is currently on his The Slightly Less Lonely – Global Tour which includes two sold-out shows at Omeara in London on May 19 and 20. His tour spans cities like Paris, Brussels, Oslo, and San Francisco, among others. Additionally, Smith will support Tom Odell at Alexandra Palace and perform at various festivals, including BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend and Austin City Limits. He is also set to appear on Jools Holland on May 18.
As anticipation for Myles Smith‘s future projects builds, it is clear that this talented artist is on an unstoppable rise. “Stargazing” is out now and continues to captivate listeners around the globe.
The Slightly Less Lonely Tour Dates:
- May 17: The Great Escape, Brighton, UK
- May 19: Omeara, London, UK (Sold Out)
- May 20: Omeara, London, UK (Sold Out)
- May 22: Oberkampf, Paris, France
- May 23: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium (Sold Out)
- May 25: BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, Luton
- May 26: Café v Lese, Prague, Czech Republic (Sold Out)
- May 27: Hybrydy, Warsaw, Poland
- May 30: John Dee, Oslo, Norway (Sold Out)
- May 31: Debaser, Stockholm, Sweden (Sold Out)
- Jun 1: Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark (Sold Out)
- Jun 3: Frannz Club, Berlin, Germany (Sold Out)
- Jun 4: Artheater, Cologne, Germany (Sold Out)
- Jun 6: Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Sold Out)
- Jun 14: Bergenfest, Bergen, Norway
- Jul 27: Latitude Festival, Suffolk, UK
- Sep 18: Seattle, WA, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 19: Vancouver, BC, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 20: Portland, OR, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 22: Sacramento, CA, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 23: San Francisco, CA, USA (Date Added)
- Sep 24: San Francisco, CA, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 26: West Hollywood, USA (Date Added)
- Sep 27: West Hollywood, USA (Sold Out)
- Sep 29: Franklin, TN, USA
- Sep 30: Phoenix, AZ, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 3: Salt Lake City, UT, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 4: Denver, CO, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 6: Austin City Limits, Austin, TX, USA
- Oct 9: St. Louis, MO, USA
- Oct 10: Kansas City, MO, USA
- Oct 13: Austin City Limits, Austin, TX, USA
- Oct 16: Atlanta, GA, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 17: Charlotte, NC, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 18: Washington, DC, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 19: Columbus, OH, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 21: Pittsburgh, PA, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 22: Philadelphia, PA, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 24: New York, NY, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 25: Boston, MA, USA (Sold Out)
- Oct 26: Montreal, QC
- Oct 27: Toronto, ON
- Oct 29: Detroit, MI, USA
- Oct 30: Minneapolis, MN, USA (Sold Out)
- Nov 1: Chicago, IL, USA (Sold Out)
- Nov 2: Chicago, IL, USA (Date Added)
- Nov 4: Toronto, ON, USA (Sold Out)
- Nov 6: Montreal, QC (Date Added)
- Nov 7: Toronto, ON (Date Added)
