Good Riddance Tour

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Good Riddance Tour
Tour by Gracie Abrams
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Location
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Oceania
Associated album Good Riddance
Start dateMarch 6, 2023 (2023-03-06)
End dateJanuary 22, 2024 (2024-01-22)
No. of shows44
Supporting acts
Gracie Abrams concert chronology

Good Riddance Tour was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, in support of her debut studio album, Good Riddance (2023). The tour began on March 6, 2023, in Chicago, United States, and concluded on January 22, 2024, in Melbourne, Australia. [1] [2]

Contents

Background

Abrams announced the North American dates on January 9, 2023. [1] The Australian dates were announced on August 15, 2023. [2]

Setlist

The set list from the show on March 6, 2023, in Chicago, Illinois, is not intended to represent all shows of the tour: [3]

  1. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  2. "This Is What The Drugs Are For"
  3. "21"
  4. "Block Me Out"
  5. "I Should Hate You"
  6. "Friend"
  7. "I Know It Won't Work"
  8. "Full Machine"
  9. "Amelie"
  10. "Rockland"/"Will You Cry?"
  11. "Difficult"
  12. "Camden"
  13. "Fault Line"
  14. "Best"
  15. "Feels Like"
  16. "Minor"
  17. "I Miss You, I'm Sorry"
  18. "Right Now"

Notes

  • At the show in Boston, Abrams performed an unreleased song titled "Abby" was after "Feels Like". "Augusta" was also performed after "Right Now". [4]
  • At the show in Nashville, Abrams covered "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" by Taylor Swift. [5]
  • At the shows in Los Angeles, "405" was performed with Tiny Habits after "Right Now". [6] The song was unreleased at the time.
  • At the shows in Portland, San Francisco, and the first Melbourne show, "Fault Line" was cut from the setlist. [7] [8] [9]
  • At the show in Berkeley, "Camden" and "Fault Line" were cut from the setlist. [10]
  • At the show in Manchester, "Amelie" was sung twice. [11]
  • At the show in Birmingham, "Right Now" was performed twice. [12]
  • Starting with the October 4 in London, "Mess It Up" was added to the setlist after "Feels Like". [13]
  • At the show in Barcelona, "In Between" was performed after "Right Now". [14] This is an unreleased song.
  • At the January 16 show in Brisbane, "In Between" was performed after "Full Machine". [15]
  • At the January 18 show in Sydney, "In Between" was performed after "Feels Like", and "The Blue" was performed after "Fault Line". [16] [17]
  • At the January 19 show in Sydney, "In Between" was performed after "Cedar", "Long Sleeves" was performed after "Camden", and Abrams covered "American Teenager" by Ethel Cain after "Long Sleeves". [18] [19]
  • At the January 21 show in Melbourne, "In Between" was performed after "Camden", "Block Me Out" was cut, the "Rockland"/"Will You Cry?" mashup was cut, and "Long Sleeves" was performed after "Amelie". [9] [20] [21]
  • At the January 22 show in Melbourne, "In Between" was performed after "405", "Everywhere, Everything" was performed after "Amelie", and Abrams covered "Maroon" by Taylor Swift, and "405" with Tiny Habits was performed. [19] [22]

Surprise songs

Starting with the European leg, Abrams performed a surprise song every show.

  • September 26 – Dublin: "Mess It Up" [23]
  • September 27 – Manchester: "Abby". [11]
  • September 28 – Glasgow: "Two People" [24]
  • September 30 – Birmingham: "For Real This Time" [12]
  • October 1 – Bristol: "Stay" [25]
  • October 3 – London: "In Between" [26]
  • October 7 – Brussels: "405" [27]
  • October 8 – Amsterdam: "Long Sleeves" [28]
  • October 11 – Cologne: "Unsteady" [29]
  • October 12 – Hamburg: "Augusta" [30]
  • October 13 – Berlin: "The Blue" [31]
  • October 16 – Zürich: "Better" [32]
  • October 18 – Barcelona: "Mean It" [14]
  • October 20 – Madrid: "Risk" [33]
  • January 16 – Brisbane: "Cedar" [15]
  • January 19 – Sydney: "Cedar" [18]
  • January 21 – Melbourne: "Better" [9]
  • January 22 – Melbourne: "Stay" [22]

Tour dates

Date (2023)CityCountryVenue
March 6 Chicago United States House of Blues
March 7
March 9 Toronto CanadaHistory
March 10 Montreal MTELUS
March 12 Boston United States House of Blues
March 14 New York Irving Plaza
March 15 Brooklyn Steel
March 17 Philadelphia The Theatre of Living Arts
March 18 Washington, D.C. The Howard Theatre
March 20 Atlanta The Eastern
March 21 Nashville Marathon Music Works
March 22 Charlotte The Fillmore
March 25 Austin Emo's
March 26 Dallas The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
March 29 Los Angeles The Fonda Theatre
March 30
April 5 Portland Crystal Ballroom
April 7 Seattle The Showbox
April 8 Vancouver Canada Vogue Theatre
April 10 San Francisco United States The Fillmore
April 11 Berkeley The UC Theatre Taube Family Music Hall
September 26 Dublin Ireland 3Olympia Theatre
September 27 Manchester England Manchester Academy 1
September 28 Glasgow Scotland O2 Academy
September 30 Birmingham England O2 Academy
October 1 Bristol O2 Academy
October 3 London O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
October 4
October 6 Paris France Le Bataclan
October 7 Brussels BelgiumMagdalenazaal / Salle de la Madeleine
October 8 Amsterdam Netherlands Melkweg The Max
October 11 Cologne GermanyCarlswerk Victoria
October 12 Hamburg Große Freiheit 36
October 13 Berlin Columbiahalle
October 15 Munich Muffathalle
October 16 Zürich SwitzerlandX-TRA
October 18 Barcelona Spain Razzmatazz
October 20 Madrid WiZink Center
Date (2024)CityCountryVenue
January 15 Brisbane AustraliaFortitude Music Hall
January 16
January 18 Sydney Hordern Pavilion
January 19
January 21 Melbourne Forum Theatre
January 22

Good Riddance Acoustic Shows

Abrams performed three acoustic shows titled "Good Riddance Acoustic Shows" across the US in fall 2023 with her co-writer and producer, Aaron Dessner. [34]

Date (2023)CityCountryVenue
September 6New YorkUnited StatesMcKittrick Hotel
September 11NashvilleRiverside Revival Church
September 14Los AngelesMasonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever

Setlist

The Eras Tour

She was featured as an opener for the 2023 US leg of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, [39] and is set to open for Swift again for the 2024 North American leg. [40]

Date (2023)CityCountryVenue
April 1 Arlington United States AT&T Stadium
April 2
April 14 Tampa Raymond James Stadium
April 15
April 21 Houston NRG Stadium
April 22
April 23
April 28 Atlanta Mercedes-Benz Stadium
April 29
May 5 Nashville Nissan Stadium
May 14 Philadelphia Lincoln Financial Field
May 21 Foxborough Gillette Stadium
May 27 East Rutherford MetLife Stadium
June 4 Chicago Soldier Field
June 9 Detroit Ford Field
June 16 Pittsburgh Acrisure Stadium
June 23 Minneapolis U.S. Bank Stadium
June 30 Cincinnati Paycor Stadium
July 7 Kansas City GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
July 8
July 14 Denver Empower Field at Mile High
July 15
July 22 Seattle Lumen Field
July 23
July 28 Santa Clara Levi's Stadium
July 29
August 3 Inglewood SoFi Stadium
August 7
August 8
Date (2024)CityCountryVenue
October 18 Miami Gardens United States Hard Rock Stadium
October 19
October 20
October 25 New Orleans Caesars Superdome
October 26
October 27
November 1 Indianapolis Lucas Oil Stadium
November 2
November 3
November 14 Toronto Canada Rogers Centre
November 15
November 16
November 21
November 22
November 23
December 6 Vancouver BC Place
December 7
December 8

Abrams was originally scheduled to open the May 7 show in Nashville, and the July 1 show in Cincinnati, but her set was cancelled due to weather for both shows. [41] [42]

2023 Setlist

  1. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  2. "21"
  3. "Block Me Out"
  4. "I Know It Won't Work"

2024 Setlist

  1. "Risk"
  2. "Blowing Smoke"
  3. "I Love You, I'm Sorry"
  4. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  5. "That's So True"
  6. "Tough Love"
  7. "Free Now"
  8. "Us"
  9. "Close to You"

Notes

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