There are plenty of ways to see a rising pop star. A dark arena, a festival main stage, a stadium packed with thousands of people. Watching ALEX WARREN perform in the grounds of a centuries-old castle overlooking the Exe estuary feels like something altogether different.
On Saturday 26th June 2027, Warren will bring his Finding (More) Family On the Road tour to Powderham Castle as part of Live at Powderham, turning one of Devon’s most spectacular outdoor settings into the backdrop for one of pop’s fastest-rising names.
It is quite a setting for an artist whose career has moved at remarkable speed.
Not long ago, ALEX WARREN was a name known primarily to online audiences. Then came “Ordinary”, and everything changed. The song became a global phenomenon, spending 10 weeks at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 and 13 weeks at number one on the UK Songs Chart. It went seven-times Platinum and became the top-selling song of 2025.
The numbers tell one story. The songs tell another.
Warren has built his rise around music that is unusually personal for an artist operating at this scale. His second album, WILDCHILD, looks back at his childhood, his parents and the experiences that helped shape him, while expanding his sound beyond the emotional pop of his breakthrough material. The album even brings in some heavyweight collaborators, including Nile Rodgers on “Emerald Eyes” and John Mayer on the title track.
That combination of enormous pop hooks and personal storytelling is a big part of Warren’s appeal. His audience has grown from social media followers into a genuinely global fanbase, with his catalogue now having passed 11 billion streams and his debut album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid, reaching the Top 5 of the Billboard 200.
And now the songs are being taken outside.
Live at Powderham runs from 24 to 27 June 2027, with each night built around its own headline show. Warren takes over the Saturday night, with the concerts staged on the castle’s historic parkland above the Exe estuary.
That location may prove almost as memorable as the performance.
Powderham is not an anonymous festival field. It is a place with centuries of history, surrounded by the Devon landscape, and the contrast with Warren’s ultra-modern pop career should make for a particularly striking summer concert. The stage lights, the crowd and the opening notes of “Ordinary” will exist against a setting that has been there for hundreds of years.
There is something rather fitting about that.
Warren’s career has been built on looking backwards as much as forwards: childhood, family, memories and the experiences that shaped him. Bringing that story to a castle in Devon adds another layer to the occasion.
By June 2027, the scale of his live career will be considerably different from the days when “Ordinary” was simply beginning to take over the charts. Warren has already headlined sold-out arena tours around the world and appeared at the GRAMMY Awards, MTV VMAs and American Music Awards.
Powderham, however, offers something those arenas cannot. Open air. Summer light. The Devon countryside. A crowd gathered beneath the evening sky. And somewhere in the middle of it all, one of pop’s biggest new stars singing the song that started everything.
For anyone heading to Live at Powderham in 2027, that could be the moment the weekend becomes something more than another concert.
It becomes a memory tied to a place.
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