Gracie Abrams Announces Massive 64-Date Arena Tour After ‘Hit the Wall’ Streaming Breakthrough

Gracie Abrams is preparing for the biggest headline tour of her career, with the 64-date The Look at My Life Tour set to visit major arenas across North America, Europe and the UK between December 2026 and May 2027.

The tour follows the release of Abrams’ third studio album, Daughter from Hell, which arrived on July 17 and became her first album to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Together, the album and arena run mark a significant expansion from the theaters and amphitheaters that defined her previous touring cycle.

When does Gracie Abrams’ tour begin?

The North American leg opens with two concerts at Denver’s Ball Arena on December 2 and 3, 2026. Abrams will then travel to Oakland and Glendale before playing four nights at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.

After a short holiday break, the tour resumes in January 2027 with three performances at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena and two shows at Portland’s Moda Center.

The itinerary continues through Chicago, Nashville, Toronto, Atlanta, Charlotte, Boston, Washington D.C., Montréal and Philadelphia. Several of those cities have two concerts scheduled, reflecting the level of demand Abrams generated during her previous tour.

The North American run ends with four nights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on March 16, 17, 19 and 20. Fans can check current listings, ticket availability and any schedule changes through the official Live Nation tour page.

European and UK dates begin in April 2027

Abrams will begin the European portion of the tour at Paris’ Accor Arena on April 8, 2027. Three Paris performances are scheduled before the tour moves through Antwerp, Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stockholm, Milan and Barcelona.

Among the most notable bookings are three nights at Manchester’s Co-op Live and four concerts at London’s O2 Arena. Those extended arena residencies underline how quickly Abrams’ audience has grown outside the United States.

Barcelona is scheduled to host the final two announced performances on May 27 and 28, bringing the international tour to a close after nearly six months.

Who is supporting Gracie Abrams?

A rotating group of artists will open selected North American shows rather than one act appearing throughout the entire leg.

Rachel Chinouriri is scheduled for dates in Denver, Oakland and Glendale, while Holly Humberstone will appear at selected Los Angeles concerts. Del Water Gap joins the Seattle and Portland shows, followed by Charlotte Lawrence in Chicago and Nashville.

Grace Ives is listed for performances in Toronto, Atlanta, Charlotte and Boston. Bella Kay will support the Washington D.C. and Montréal dates, Jensen McRae will appear in Philadelphia, and The Japanese House is scheduled to open all four Brooklyn concerts.

Samia and Jake Minch are among the support acts announced for selected European and UK dates. Music fans planning their 2026 calendars can also explore the recently announced Riot Fest 2026 lineup and headliners.

Are Gracie Abrams tour tickets still available?

The original artist, album pre-order and Capital One presales took place in early June, followed by the general sale on June 5. Those presale periods have now ended.

Ticket availability varies by city, and some dates may have limited standard seats or verified resale options remaining. Fans should use the ticket link provided by Abrams’ official tour page and confirm the venue, city and performance date before paying.

Prices can change depending on the market, seat location and whether a ticket is being sold directly or through an authorized resale system. Buyers should review the total price, including fees, before completing a purchase.

Abrams enters the tour with a No. 1 album

Daughter from Hell gives Abrams a new catalog of songs for her first full international arena tour. The 16-track album includes “Hit the Wall” and “Look at My Life” and continues her collaboration with producer Aaron Dessner.

It follows The Secret of Us, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and produced “That’s So True,” Abrams’ first top-10 single on the Billboard Hot 100. Her growing profile has also been reflected in major industry events, including the Brit Awards 2026 nominations.

With multiple nights booked in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Manchester and London, The Look at My Life Tour represents more than a routine album campaign. It is Abrams’ clearest move yet into the global arena-headliner tier.

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