Jack Cullen Announces Cornwall Tour Dates for July 2025

Singer heads to Falmouth, Truro, St Agnes and Lostwithiel following Glastonbury debut

Singer-songwriter Jack Cullen will be performing a string of free gigs across Cornwall this July, following the release of his new single ‘All I Need’ – his first on RCA Records.

The single, which dropped earlier this year, was inspired by a major physical and emotional challenge Jack set for himself: running 12 marathons in 12 days along the Cornish coast. The run, which doubled as a charity fundraiser, helped spark the creation of the heartfelt track.

Jack said: “All I Need” [was] written off the back of time spent away from home — it’s a moment of celebration as the noise of the outside world falls away to be reminded of what truly matters. It captures the quiet thought that maybe in our hearts is all we need?

Cornwall Dates Announced

After cycling from Glasgow to Glastonbury, performing intimate fan-hosted shows along the way, Jack will head straight to Cornwall for the following appearances:

• 2nd July – Falmouth, Cornish Bank (Free Show)

• 3rd July – St Agnes, The Taphouse (Free Show)

• 4th July – Truro, The Arbourist Café, Killiow Estate (Free Show)

• 5th July – Lostwithiel, Paradhis Festival (Mainstage, 1pm)

• 5th July – St Agnes, SAS 35th Anniversary Ball

A Journey of Recovery and Purpose

Before releasing music, Jack was a professional rugby player. But after surgery cut his career short, he turned to songwriting as a form of healing. That process gradually became his profession, earning him attention for his emotionally honest lyrics and warm acoustic sound.

His upcoming EP is due later this year and follows support slots on Good Neighbour’s tour and his upcoming appearance at Glastonbury Festival.

Listen to ‘All I Need’ HERE.

Jack’s run through Cornwall, supported by his brother and friends, became more than just a personal challenge. It set the tone for this next stage in his musical career, combining vulnerability, connection and a deep appreciation for the Cornish landscape that inspired it all.