The Secret of Us Tour was the fourth concert tour by American singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, in support of her second studio album, The Secret of Us (2024). The tour began on September 5, 2024, in Portland, Oregon, United States, and concluded on August 27, 2025, in Mexico City, Mexico.
Background Abrams announced the United States dates for the tour on June 3, 2024. More shows were expected to be announced at a later date, as she titled these dates (pt. 1...) in the announcement. Fans in the United Kingdom had the chance to pre-order the album from her official store, which gave them access to a presale. Second shows in New York, Los Angeles, and Denver were added due to high demand. Third shows in New York and Los Angeles were also added for the same reason.
Fans could sign up for a presale code through Seated registration presale, which began on June 4 at 10am local time. A Live Nation and Ticketmaster presale was scheduled for 10am local time on June 5, and a Spotify presale was scheduled for 10am local time on June 6. General public ticket sales began on Friday, June 7 at 10am local time through Ticketmaster. The tour also includes two VIP packages, the Close To You Premium Package and the Gracie Abrams VIP Package.
The European dates were announced on July 15, 2024. The Oceania dates were announced on September 1, 2024. The Asia dates were announced on December 2, 2024. A second North American leg, billed as The Secret Of Us Deluxe Tour, was announced on December 9, 2024. Additional dates were added due to high demand.
Setlist
2024 This setlist was taken from the show in Portland on September 5, 2024. It does not represent all shows throughout the 2024 tour.
"Felt Good About You" "Risk" "Blowing Smoke" "21" "I Love You, I'm Sorry" "Where Do We Go Now?" "Gave You I Gave You I" "Mess It Up" "Full Machine" Surprise Song "Good Luck Charlie" "I Knew It, I Know You" "I Know It Won't Work" "Friend" "Normal Thing" "Feels Like" "Let It Happen" "Tough Love" "I Miss You, I'm Sorry" "Free Now" Encore "Us" "Close To You"
2025 This setlist was taken from the show in Sydney on May 2, 2025. It does not represent all shows throughout the 2025 tour.
"Felt Good About You" "Risk" "Blowing Smoke" "21" "I Love You, I'm Sorry" "Where Do We Go Now?" "Gave You I Gave You I" "Mess It Up" "Friend" "Camden" "Normal Thing" "I Told You Things" "Let It Happen" "Tough Love" Surprise song "Cool" "I Miss You, I'm Sorry" "Us" "Free Now" Encore "That's So True" "Close To You"
The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour This setlist was taken from the show in Boston on July 23, 2025. It does not represent all shows throughout the deluxe tour.
"Risk" "Blowing Smoke" "21" "I Love You, I'm Sorry" "Where Do We Go Now?" "Death Wish" "Normal Thing" "Friend" "Mess It Up" "Packing It Up" "Full Machine" "I Told You Things" "Out of Nowhere" "Let It Happen" "Tough Love" B stage Surprise song "Cool" "I Miss You, I'm Sorry" C stage "Right Now" "Free Now" Main stage "Us" Encore "That's So True" "Close To You"
Notes
At the third show in Los Angeles and the first show in Boston, "Feels Like" was performed with Role Model. At the first show in New York City, "That's So True" was performed after "Full Machine." "Mess It Up" was not performed. Starting with the second show in New York City, "That's So True" was performed in place of "Full Machine". During her set at Glastonbury Festival, Abrams covered "Just like Heaven" by The Cure. During her set at BST Hyde Park, Abrams brought out Aaron Dessner to perform an unreleased song titled "Crazy Girl", "I Love You, I'm Sorry", and "Where Do We Go Now?". At the third show in Boston, Noah Kahan joined Abrams on stage to perform "Everywhere, Everything". At the fourth show in New York City, Role Model joined Abrams on stage to perform "Mess It Up." "Friend" was not performed. At her fifth show in New York City, Lizzy McAlpine joined Abrams on stage to sing "Ceilings". During her set at Lollapalooza, Abrams brought out Robyn to perform "Dancing on My Own" together. At the first show in Inglewood, Audrey Hobert joined Abrams on stage to perform an unreleased song titled "Minibar" and "That's So True". At the second show in Morrison, Griff joined Abrams on stage to perform "I Know It Won't Work".
Surprise songs Abrams performs one surprise song from her discography at each show after "Full Machine" in 2024, and after "Tough Love" in 2025.
September 5 – Portland: "Right Now" September 6 – Seattle: "Camden" September 8 – Berkeley: "The Bottom" September 9 – Los Angeles: "That's So True" (with Audrey Hobert) September 11 – Los Angeles: "I Should Hate You" September 12 – Los Angeles: "Best" September 15 – Denver: "Older" September 16 – Denver: "Better" September 19 – Irving: "In Between" September 20 – Houston: "The Blue" September 22 – Austin: "This Is What The Drugs Are For" September 24 – Kansas City: "Wishful Thinking" September 25 – Minneapolis: "Amelie" September 27 – Chicago: "Cool" September 29 – Nashville: "Abby" September 30 – Atlanta: "Difficult" October 2 – Washington, D.C.: "Fault Line" October 4 – New York City: "Rockland" October 5 – New York City: "Packing It Up" October 9 – Boston: "Augusta" October 10 – Portland: "Long Sleeves" October 14 – New York: "Block Me Out" October 15 – Philadelphia: "Right Now" February 8 – Madrid: "Mean It" February 9 – Madrid: "Feels Like" February 11 – Lisbon: "Amelie" February 15 – Stuttgart: "Difficult" February 17 – Amsterdam: "Packing It Up" February 19 – Hamburg: "Stay" and "Call Me When You Break Up" February 21 – Düsseldorf: "405" February 22 – Berlin: "Long Sleeves" February 24 – Zürich: "Two People" February 25 – Milan: "Best" and "Cold Goodbyes" February 27 – Paris: "Cedar" March 6 – London: "Right Now" and "Death Wish" March 7 – Manchester: "Block Me Out" March 8 – Cardiff: "Fault Line" and "The Blue" March 10 – Dublin: "Good Luck Charlie" March 12 – Glasgow: "Older" and "Wishful Thinking" March 13 – Leeds: "In Between" April 3 – Singapore: "Feels Like" April 6 – Seoul: "Tehe" April 8 – Tokyo: "405" April 10 – Shanghai: "I Know It Won't Work" April 14 – Hong Kong: "Full Machine" April 17 – Taipei: "The Bottom" April 19 – Bangkok: "Stay" April 29 – Auckland: "Liability" (Lorde cover) May 2 – Sydney: "Torn" (Natalie Imbruglia cover) May 3 – Sydney: "This Is What The Drugs Are For" May 4 – Sydney: "Painkillers" and "In Between" May 6 – Brisbane: "Best" May 7 – Brisbane: "Abby" May 9 – Melbourne: "Right Now" and "I Knew It, I Know You" May 10 – Melbourne: "Better" and "Mean It" May 11 – Melbourne: "Amelie" May 13 – Adelaide: "405" May 16 – Perth: "Full Machine" / "I Know It Won't Work" / "Cedar" May 17 – Perth: "For Real This Time" / "Stay" / "Right Now" June 25 – Nottingham: "Unsteady" July 23 – Boston: "Augusta" July 24 – Boston: "Rockland" July 26 – Toronto: "Best" July 28 – New York City: "Alright" July 29 – New York City: "Two People" August 6 – Inglewood: "405" and "In Between" August 7 – Inglewood: "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" (Taylor Swift cover) August 11 – Morrison: "Block Me Out" August 26 – Mexico City: "I Knew It, I Know You" August 27 – Mexico City: "Minor"
Notes "That's So True", "Cool", and "Packing It Up" were unreleased at the time they were performed in 2024. "Call Me When You Break Up", "Death Wish", "Cold Goodbyes", and "Out of Nowhere" were unreleased at the time they were performed. "In Between" is a currently unreleased song. "Abby" is only available on vinyl.
Tour dates +List of 2024 concertsDate (2024)CityCountryVenueOpening actsSeptember 5PortlandUnited StatesAlaska Airlines' Theater of the CloudsRole ModelSeptember 6SeattleWaMu TheaterSeptember 8BerkeleyThe Greek TheatreSeptember 9Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 11September 12September 15DenverFillmore AuditoriumSeptember 16September 19IrvingThe Pavilion at Toyota Music FactorySeptember 20Houston713 Music HallSeptember 22AustinMoody AmphitheaterSeptember 24Kansas CityUptown TheaterSeptember 25MinneapolisThe ArmorySeptember 27ChicagoByline Bank Aragon BallroomSeptember 29NashvilleRyman AuditoriumSeptember 30AtlantaCoca-Cola RoxyOctober 2Washington, D.C.The AnthemOctober 4New York CityRadio City Music HallOctober 5October 9BostonMGM Music Hall at FenwayOctober 10PortlandState Theatre rowspan="3" October 14New York CityRadio City Music HallOctober 15PhiladelphiaThe Met Philadelphia
+List of 2025 concertsDate (2025)CityCountryVenueOpening actsFebruary 8MadridSpainPalacio VistalegreDora JarFebruary 9February 11Lisbon PortugalMEO ArenaFebruary 15Stuttgart GermanyPorsche ArenaFebruary 17Amsterdam NetherlandsZiggo DomeFebruary 19Hamburg GermanyAlsterdorfer SporthalleFebruary 21DüsseldorfMitsubishi Electric HalleFebruary 22BerlinVelodromFebruary 24Zürich SwitzerlandHallenstadionFebruary 25AssagoItalyUnipol ForumFebruary 27Paris FranceAccor ArenaMarch 6London EnglandThe O2 ArenaMarch 7ManchesterCo-op LiveMarch 8Cardiff WalesUtilita ArenaMarch 10Dublin Ireland3ArenaMarch 12Glasgow ScotlandOVO HydroMarch 13LeedsEnglandFirst Direct ArenaApril 3SingaporeThe Star Theatre rowspan="7" April 6Seoul South KoreaMyunghwa LiveApril 8Tokyo JapanZepp HanedaApril 10Shanghai ChinaMusic ParkApril 14Hong KongMacPherson StadiumApril 17Taipei TaiwanTICCApril 19Bangkok ThailandUOB LIVEApril 29AucklandNew ZealandSpark ArenaAsheMay 2SydneyAustraliaQudos Bank ArenaMay 3May 4May 6BrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment CentreMay 7May 9MelbourneRod Laver Arena May 10May 11May 13AdelaideAdelaide Entertainment CentreMay 16PerthRAC ArenaMay 17June 23Brussels BelgiumForest NationalDora JarJune 25NottinghamEnglandMotorpoint ArenaJune 27PiltonWorthy Farm rowspan="9" July 2GdyniaPolandGdynia-Kosakowo AirportJuly 4 London England Hyde ParkJuly 5ArrasFranceLa CitadelleJuly 6WerchterBelgiumFestivalpark Werchter BelgiumJuly 9BarcelonaSpainParc del FòrumJuly 10MadridIberdrola MusicJuly 12BerlinGermanyOlympiastadionJuly 13GlasgowScotlandGlasgow GreenJuly 23BostonUnited StatesTD GardenDjoJuly 24July 26Toronto CanadaBudweiser StageJuly 28New York CityUnited StatesMadison Square GardenRole ModelJuly 29July 31ChicagoGrant Park rowspan="2" August 2MontrealCanadaParc Jean-DrapeauAugust 6InglewoodUnited StatesKia ForumGriffAugust 7 August 9 San Francisco Golden Gate Park rowspan="1" August 11MorrisonRed Rocks AmphitheatreGriffAugust 12August 26Mexico City MexicoPepsi Center WTCRole ModelAugust 27
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Personnel Adapted from the credits of Apple Music Live: Gracie Abrams concert film.
Artist Gracie Abrams — lead vocals, guitar, keys Band & Music Direction Cooper Cowgill — musical director, bass Elle Puckett — guitar, vocals Casey Kalmenson — keys, guitar, vocals Gabe Smith — drums, vocals Tour Production / Audio / Lighting / Video / Design Vinnie Ferra — tour director / creative director (The Beehive LA) Mike “Mac” McAree — production manager Mackenzie “Mac” Dunster — tour manager Jonny Stiegler (The Beehive LA) — touring operations
Dom Rizco — front of house engineer (FOH) Juan Carlos Garcia-Spitz — monitor engineer Moath Hattab — A&R (Interscope), executive creative director Clair Global — audio vendor (console/package) Michael Brown — production design / creative direction Ben Krall — video design Taylor Glatt — lighting director Zach Sternberg — assistant lighting designer / lighting programmer Creative Technology (CT) — visuals / LED / rigging (EU/UK) Clearwing — lighting / video / rigging / staging (North America)
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