Gracie Abrams Tour Dates 2026 & 2027 — Full Schedule, Cities & Venues

Gracie Abrams tour dates — what's announced and what's next

The Secret of Us Tour represented Gracie Abrams's first full arena-tier headline cycle, with the routing spanning North America, the UK, and Europe across an extended booking window built around the 2024 album release. The current state of the project is the post-Secret-of-Us pivot: the album cycle has wound down, the touring side of the project has cleared multi-night arena runs in the major markets, and the working question for the fan community is what shape the next era takes. The historical pattern across pop-superstars at this tier — Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, Phoebe Bridgers (who shares the Aaron-Dessner-and-folkpop production lineage), Billie Eilish — is that the next-album-and-tour announcement window lands somewhere between 12 and 24 months after the previous tour's final curfew, with the lead single dropping 4 to 8 weeks before the tour announcement, the tour announcement itself broken across the artist's verified social accounts and mailing list, and the Ticketmaster Verified Fan registration window opening within 24 to 72 hours of the announcement. For Gracie Abrams specifically, the routing template that will most likely be inherited from the Secret of Us cycle is multi-night runs at the marquee arenas in Los Angeles (Kia Forum, the Hollywood Bowl as a possible upgrade), New York (Madison Square Garden), Toronto (Scotiabank Arena), Chicago (United Center), Boston (TD Garden), Philadelphia (Wells Fargo Center), single nights through the secondary US markets, a UK leg anchored at The O2 London, a European leg through Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, and Cologne, and an Asian-and-Australian routing that the post-Eras-Tour visibility has now made commercially viable. Festival headline slots on the next cycle are now in the realm of the possible — All Things Go, Outside Lands, and the UK festival circuit are the working possibilities. Stadium dates are not yet on the routing template but the Eras Tour opening slots gave Gracie meaningful exposure to the stadium-tier production scale. The live event strip above this block is the working calendar of every confirmed Gracie Abrams date currently on Ticketmaster, sorted chronologically, with cheapest-listed face value, venue, and date pulled live from the Discovery API. If the calendar reads empty, the project is between tour cycles and the next routing has not yet been announced — sign up for the artist's mailing list and bookmark this page. The list will auto-populate the moment new tour dates go live on the Ticketmaster feed.

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About Gracie Abrams

Gracie Madigan Abrams was born September 7, 1999, in Los Angeles, California — the daughter of director and producer J.J. Abrams (Lost, Star Trek, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Mission: Impossible) and producer Katie McGrath (the co-CEO with J.J. of Bad Robot Productions). She is one of three siblings and grew up in Brentwood and the broader Westside LA, attended Brentwood School, and went on to Barnard College in New York where she studied International Relations until taking leave to focus on the music project full-time. The early writing was solo bedroom work — songs uploaded to Instagram across the late 2010s under her own name, with no industry push and no public framing as the daughter of the Abrams-McGrath household — and the breakthrough into the broader industry conversation was the Sonny With A Chance writer-producer Joel Little (Lorde, Khalid, Imagine Dragons) signing on to produce her first EP. Minor (the debut EP released July 2020 on Interscope) was the formal label-cycle introduction, with 'I miss you, I'm sorry' as the lead single and a confession-pop, vocal-forward sound built around a small palette of acoustic guitar, piano, and minimal production. The follow-up EP This Is What It Feels Like (released November 2021) deepened the catalogue with 'Feels Like' and 'Difficult' as the standout tracks; the debut album Good Riddance (released February 2023 and produced primarily with Aaron Dessner) was the project's first full-length and the first formal Dessner production credit, with 'Where Do We Go Now?', 'I Should Hate You', 'Difficult' (re-recorded), and 'Best' anchoring the record. The pivot to mainstream pop visibility was the Eras Tour booking: Taylor Swift selecting Gracie Abrams as one of the rotating opening acts on the Eras Tour, with Gracie performing across roughly fifty Eras Tour dates from the early North American leg through the European and Asian routing — the highest-profile pop touring exposure of the post-pandemic period, in front of 60,000-to-80,000 ticketed fans per night. The Secret of Us album, released June 2024 and produced primarily by Aaron Dessner with Gracie's brother Tobias Abrams and frequent collaborator Audrey Hobert co-writing across the track list, was the breakthrough record — 'Risk' as the lead single, 'That's So True' as the post-release crossover that became the project's biggest streaming song, 'I Love You, I'm Sorry' as the diaristic centrepiece, 'Close to You' as the long-tail catalogue burner from the Good Riddance era re-issued onto the deluxe edition, and the Taylor Swift collaboration 'us.' as the headline-level feature that pulled the broader pop audience into the catalogue. The Secret of Us Tour ran from the album release through an extended arena routing across North America, the UK, and Europe. She is signed to Interscope Records, manages through Range Media Partners, and writes her own material with Aaron Dessner as the consistent co-writer-and-producer across the most recent two records and Audrey Hobert as the consistent co-writer across the catalogue.

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