Mandy Moore has announced that she will release her new album In Real Life on May 13. This will be followed by a tour - her first in over a decade - which will kickstart on June 10, 2022 at the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta and will go up to July 24, 2022 at the Newport Folk Festival. Fans can sign up for the presale and public sale of Mandy Moore tour tickets from here. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIn Real Life is Mandy Moore’s seventh studio album and features eleven tracks, including Heartlands, Little Dreams, Just Maybe, Living In The In Between, In Other Words, Four Moons, Little Victories, Heavy Lifting, Brand New Nowhere, and Every Light.The album is produced by Mike Viola and has contributions from Moore’s husband Taylor Goldsmith and Taylor’s brother Griffin Goldsmith, Lucius’ Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, Lee Pardini, and Sebastian Steinberg.Mandy Moore@TheMandyMooreIt’s here! “In Real Life” was a direct response to digging for some creative catharsis during quarantine & getting ready to become a mother. I can’t WAIT to bring all this music on the road this summer! Come rock out with us!! Xoxo, M linktr.ee/mandymoore11:13 PM · Mar 8, 202248774It’s here! “In Real Life” was a direct response to digging for some creative catharsis during quarantine & getting ready to become a mother. I can’t WAIT to bring all this music on the road this summer! Come rock out with us!! Xoxo, M linktr.ee/mandymoore https://t.co/TftiUuxyZDThe This is Us star said in a statement: “So much of this record came from future-tripping on the next chapter of my life and what it might look like: what parenthood would feel like, how it would change everything, and all the excitement and trepidation that comes with that.”She added:“At the same time, it was about celebrating and acknowledging where we were at the moment and really trying to be completely present in the every day — which is maybe the hardest part of the human condition.”Mandy Moore Tour 2022June 10 -- Variety Playhouse -- Atlanta, GAJune 11 -- The Charleston Music Hall -- Charleston, SCJune 12 -- The Carolina Theatre of Durham -- Durham, NCJune 14 -- 9:30 Club -- Washington, D.C.June 15 -- Webster Hall -- New York, NYJune 17 -- The Lawn of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg -- Williamsburg, VAJune 18 -- Music Box at the Borgata -- Atlantic City, NJJune 19 -- Royale -- Boston, MAJune 21 -- The Ridgefield Playhouse -- Ridgefield, CTJune 22 -- The Danforth Music Hall -- Toronto, OntarioJune 23 -- Roxian Theatre -- McKees Rocks, PAJune 25 -- Ryman Auditorium -- Nashville, TNJuly 06 -- AT&T Performing Arts Center - Strauss Square -- Dallas, TXJuly 07 -- The Heights Theater -- Houston, TXJuly 08 -- The Paramount Theatre -- Austin, TXJuly 10 -- Uptown Theater -- Kansas City, MOJuly 11 -- The Vic Theatre -- Chicago, ILJuly 12 -- First Avenue -- Minneapolis, MNJuly 14 -- The Gothic Theatre -- Englewood, COJuly 15 -- The Depot -- Salt Lake City, UTJuly 17 -- The Showbox -- Seattle, WAJuly 18 -- Aladdin Theater -- Portland, ORJuly 20 -- The Fillmore -- San Francisco, CAJuly 21 -- Belly Up -- Solana Beach, CAJuly 22 -- The Fonda Theatre -- Los Angeles, CAJuly 24 -- Newport Folk Festival -- Newport, RIMandy Moore’s last album was 2020’s Silver Landings. It featured four singles —When I Wasn’t Watching, I’d Rather Lose, Save a Little for Yourself, and Fifteen. It charted success on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart, where it peaked at No. 17 in later stages.