Gracie Abrams Announces Massive 64-Date 'Look At My Life' Tour for 2026-2027
Gracie Abrams Announces Massive 64-Date 'Look At My Life' Tour for 2026-2027
Get ready, fans! Gracie Abrams just announced her huge 64-date 'Look At My Life' arena tour for 2026-2027. Find out how to snag tickets and see if she's coming to your city!
Gracie Abrams is officially taking over the arena circuit. The singer-songwriter just announced her massive "Look At My Life Tour," a 64-date trek that will span across North America, the UK, and Europe. Supporting her upcoming album, Daughter from Hell, this tour is shaping up to be one of the biggest pop events of the next few years.
The tour kicks off on December 2, 2026, in Denver at the Ball Arena. From there, she’ll be hitting major hubs including Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Nashville, and Toronto. Fans in Brooklyn should mark their calendars for March 16 through March 20, 2027, when she wraps up the North American leg with a residency at the Barclays Center.
After North America, Abrams heads across the pond to Europe, starting April 8, 2027, in Paris. She has scheduled stops in Antwerp, Dublin, London, Berlin, and Milan, among others. A notable feature of this tour is its residency-style format: every city on the list gets at least two nights of performances, while major stops like Los Angeles, Brooklyn, and London will host her for four nights each.
The "Look At My Life Tour" isn't just about Gracie, either. She is bringing along a stellar lineup of rising pop stars as supporting acts, including Rachel Chinouriri, Holly Humberstone, Del Water Gap, and Charlotte Lawrence.
Fans looking to secure a spot should pay close attention to the ticketing windows. In North America, the artist presale begins June 9, while European and UK fans can get early access on June 2 by pre-ordering her new album. General ticket sales will go live on June 5. Given her recent surge in popularity, you’ll want to be ready the second those queues open!
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