A Lucy Dacus concert is always an affair to remember, but now the musician’s concerts will be even more memorable as she plans to officiate fans’ weddings during the gigs.

Dacus first floated her offer onto social media last week ahead of Saturday’s (July 25) launch of her Forever is a Feeling Tour. 

“Just thinking about how there may be many people looking to secure those rights asap for whatever reason,” she wrote. “Or maybe money or logistics are getting in the way – would do this for free.”

Following a strong response to the initial message, Dacus again took to social media on Wednesday (July 23) to reveal that she had set up an information page and submission form on her website through which interested parties could apply.

“I’m officiated in the U.S., only a few cities on this tour may not be possible,” the musician wrote. “All the info is at the website, including how to get your marriage license by state.

“I can think of all sorts of reasons people may be interested in securing the rights granted through marriage (you know what I mean?),” Dacus added. “So if you’ve had it in mind forever or are just recently making the decision, I will be honored to do the honors!”

Dacus explained that the process will be “pretty easy,” with applicants just needing to bring their marriage license to the box office (adding it will be returned by the end of the performance). She also recognized the fact that some of the earlier dates in the upcoming tour “may be too soon for some people to sort their documents.”

Additionally, Dacus also pointed out that a handful of cities – including Philadelphia; Milwaukee; Lewiston, NY; Montreal; Vancouver; Oklahoma City; and her hometown of Richmond, Virginia – may include a “few local restrictions and extra steps.”

Dacus first rose to fame following the release of 2016 debut album No Burden. Alongside the release of 2018’s Historian, she co-founded the supergroup Boygenius with Phoebe Bridgers and now-partner Julien Baker. Boygenius’ 2023 debut album, The Record, would peak at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, before the group embarked on a hiatus the following year.

In March, Dacus released her fourth studio album, Forever is a Feeling, which gave her a career-best result as a solo artist when it peaked at No. 16 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Top Rock and Americana/Folk Albums Albums charts.

Lucy Dacus – Forever is a Feeling Tour 2025

July 25 – FDR Park, Philadelphia, PA
July 26 – KEMBA Live!, Columbus, OH
July 27 – Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee, WI
July 29 – Masonic Temple Theatre, Detroit, MI
July 30 – Artpark Mainstage Theater, Lewiston, NY
Aug. 1 – Osheaga, Montreal, Quebec
Aug. 2 – The Green at Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT
Aug. 3 – Back Cove Festival, Portland, ME
Aug. 8 – McMenamins Edgefield, Portland, OR
Aug. 9 – Morrison Center, Boise, ID
Aug. 10 – Remlinger Farms, Carnation, WA
Aug. 12 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia
Aug. 13 – Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia
Aug. 16 – The Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA
Sept. 9 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre, San Diego, CA
Sept. 11 – Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
Sept. 12 – Blossoms & Bones Ghost Ranch Festival, Abiquiu, NM
Sept. 13 – The Criterion, Oklahoma City, OK
Sept. 15 – Stifel Theatre, St. Louis, MO
Sept. 16 – Murat Theatre, Indianapolis, IN
Sept. 17 – The Louisville Palace Theater, Louisville, KY
Sept. 19 – Altria Theater, Richmond, VA
Sept. 20 – DPAC, Durham, NC
Sept. 21 – Shaky Knees Festival, Atlanta, GA
Sept. 23 – Asheville Yards, Asheville, NC
Sept. 24 – Benedum Center for the Performing Arts, Pittsburgh, PA
Sept. 26 – All Things Go Music Festival, Queens, NY
Sept. 27 – All Things Go Music Festival, Columbia, MD