The Click Tour was the third concert tour by American indie pop band AJR, supporting their second studio album, The Click (2017). It ran from February 8, 2018, to December 21, 2018, and covered 46 shows across North America. The set list consisted primarily of songs from The Click, additionally including "I'm Ready" from Living Room (2015), "Don't Throw Out My Legos" from Neotheater (2019), and cover songs.

Background and development

Following their second studio album The Click (2017), AJR announced the Click Tour on November 14 in the same year. Tickets became available for sale on November 17, covering 32 dates between February and May 2018 in the US and Canada. For the tour, AJR took inspiration from the non-standard artforms used by Blue Man Group, Stomp, and other Broadway productions, consistently interacting with their audience and intending to make the concerts unpredictable. The band claimed that every show for part one of the Click Tour sold out, additionally noting a wider age range at their concerts. Band member Adam Met cited the success of "Sober Up" reaching number one on Billboards Alternative Songs chart as a factor.

The band announced a second leg of the Click Tour on June 22, 2018, with 14 dates between October and December. In contrast to the previous leg containing every song on The Click, several songs were removed and replaced with the newly released "Role Models" and the then unreleased "Don't Throw Out My Legos". The latter would later appear on the band's third studio album, Neotheater (2019). The show's How We Made segment was additionally used for "Burn the House Down" rather than "Drama". During the November 4 show at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, AJR announced that they would donate a majority of the night's profits to those affected by the Tree of Life synagogue shooting. In a 2019 interview with Substream Magazine, the band claimed the tour sold over 100,000 tickets.

Set list The following set lists are adapted from the show in Austin on February 17 and the show in New York City on December 21. It is not intended to represent all shows throughout the tour.

Leg one "Overture" "Come Hang Out" "Three-Thirty" "Chim Chim Cher-ee" "Netflix Trip" "Sober Up" "I'm Not Famous" "No Grass Today" "Call My Dad" "The Good Part" "Burn the House Down" "I'm Ready" How We Made / "Drama" "Turning Out" "Bud Like You"

Encore

Leg two "Overture" "Come Hang Out" "Three-Thirty" "The Jitterbug" "Sober Up" "The Good Part" "I'm Not Famous" "Role Models" "Drama" "Don't Throw Out My Legos" "Netflix Trip" / The Office theme "Bud Like You" "Turning Out" How We Made / "Burn the House Down"

Encore

Tour dates List of concerts Date (2018) City Country Venue Opening act Attendance RevenuePart 1 February 8RaleighUnited StatesLincoln TheatreHundred HandedGrizfolk755 / 800$13,592February 9AtlantaBuckhead Theatre1,375 / 1,375$28,875February 10CharlotteThe Underground800 / 800$14,400February 12Fort LauderdaleRevolution Line February 13OrlandoHouse of Blues2,077 / 2,100$36,834February 16Dallas February 17AustinEmo's1,550 / 1,550$34,100February 18HoustonHouse of Blues1,103 / 1,200$21,772February 20MemphisNew Daisy Theatre572 / 1,100$12,834February 21NashvilleCannery Ballroom February 22AshevilleThe Orange Peel1,050 / 1,050$18,900March 17Salt Lake CityThe ComplexHundred HandedOcean Park Standoff2,300 / 2,300$44,585March 20Los AngelesBelasco Theater1,300 / 1,300$29,250March 21San FranciscoThe Fillmore1,119 / 1,119$26,378March 23PortlandRoseland Theater1,350 / 1,350$32,102March 25VancouverCanadaVogue Theatre March 26SeattleUnited StatesNeptune Theatre1,000 / 1,000$18,000April 6IndianapolisEgyptian Room1,900 / 1,900$31,536April 7MadisonMajestic Theatre600 / 600$11,700April 8MinneapolisMusic Hall1,125 / 1,125$31,880April 10OmahaSokol Auditorium1,400 / 1,400$27,300April 11Kansas CityThe Truman1,273 / 1,273$22,914April 13Saint LouisDelmar Hall750 / 750$13,500April 14ChicagoHouse of BluesHundred HandedMAX1,250 / 1,250$25,964April 15DetroitSaint Andrew's Hall1,000 / 1,000$19,500April 17ColumbusNewport Music Hall2,200 / 2,200$39,600April 18ClevelandHouse of Blues1,300 / 1,300$24,933April 19Silver SpringThe Fillmore2,000 / 2,000$38,180April 21New York CityTerminal 52,800 / 2,800$78,310May 9TorontoCanadaThe Opera House810 / 850$14,190May 10MontrealCorona Theatre781 / 891$11,005May 12BostonUnited StatesHouse of Blues2,425 / 2,425$58,660Part 2October 26DallasUnited StatesSouth Side BallroomRobert DeLong October 31AtlantaBuckhead Theatre3,729 / 3,729$97,498November 1RaleighThe Ritz1,974 / 1,974$50,227November 3PhiladelphiaThe Fillmore2,500 / 2,500$69,023November 4PittsburghStage AE2,300 / 2,300$49,286November 6TorontoCanadaRebel rowspan="2" rowspan="2" November 8ChicagoUnited StatesAragon BallroomNovember 9MilwaukeeEages Ballroom3,562 / 4,000$93,250November 10MinneapolisMyth Live2,930 / 2,950$80,665November 13DenverFillmore Auditorium3,600 / 3,600$99,850November 15PhoenixThe Van Buren1,900 / 1,900$47,500November 17San FranciscoSF Masonic Auditorium3,102 / 3,106$98,291November 18Los AngelesHollywood Palladium2,954 / 3,600$100,930December 21New York CityHammerstein Ballroom

References