The American Heart World Tour was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter Benson Boone, in support of his second studio album, American Heart (2025). It began in Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States, on August 22, 2025, and concluded in Birmingham, England, on March 15, 2026. Spanning 50 shows across North America and Europe, it marked Boone's first all-arena concert tour.
Announcements On May 5, 2025, Benson Boone announced that he would embark on the American Heart World Tour with thirty dates across North America, marking his first all-arena concert tour. The pre-sale and general sale dates were announced concurrently. Pre-sales started on May 7, while general sales began on May 9. On May 8, Boone announced two extra dates for Salt Lake City due to high demand. On May 30, Boone announced the European leg of the tour. Pre-sales began on June 3, while general sales started on June 5. On June 4, Boone announced extra dates for Manchester and Amsterdam due to high demand. A day later, an extra date for London was also announced. On August 19, Elliot James Reay was announced as the opening act for the first half of the North American leg of the tour, and on September 15, Brooke Combe was announced as the opener for the remainder of the North American leg. On October 10, Reay was announced to return as the opening act for the tour's European leg.Brooke Combe (@brookecombe); (September 15, 2025). "What is my life 🤯🤯🤯 Cya on Thursday !!! 👋 🇺🇸". Retrieved September 25, 2025 – via Instagram. On November 1, the Birmingham show was cancelled at the last minute due to vocal issues.
Set list This set list is from the concert in Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States, on August 22, 2025.
"I Wanna Be the One You Call" "Wanted Man" "Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else" "Man in Me" "Drunk in My Mind" "Slow It Down" "Be Someone" "Mystical Magical" "Pretty Slowly" "In the Stars" "Let Me Go" "There She Goes" "Sugar Sweet" "Take Me Home" "Young American Heart" "Mr Electric Blue" Surprise Cover (Varies each night) "Momma Song" "Love of Mine" "Reminds Me of You" "Beautiful Things" "Cry" (encore)
Tour dates + List of 2025 concertsDate (2025)CityCountryVenueSupporting act(s)August 22 Saint Paul United States Xcel Energy CenterElliot James ReayAugust 23 Chicago United CenterAugust 25 Columbus Nationwide ArenaAugust 26 Cleveland Rocket ArenaAugust 27 Detroit Little Caesars ArenaAugust 29 Toronto Canada Scotiabank ArenaAugust 30 Montreal Bell CentreSeptember 2 Boston United States TD GardenSeptember 3 Philadelphia Xfinity Mobile ArenaSeptember 5 New York City Madison Square GardenSeptember 6 Baltimore CFG Bank ArenaSeptember 7 Raleigh Lenovo CenterSeptember 9 Nashville Bridgestone ArenaSeptember 10 Atlanta State Farm ArenaSeptember 13 Tampa Benchmark International ArenaSeptember 14 Miami Kaseya CenterSeptember 16 Orlando Kia CenterSeptember 18 Houston Toyota CenterBrooke CombeSeptember 19 Austin Moody CenterSeptember 20 Fort Worth Dickies ArenaSeptember 22 Denver Ball ArenaSeptember 24 Glendale Desert Diamond ArenaSeptember 26 Paradise T-Mobile ArenaSeptember 27 San Diego Pechanga ArenaSeptember 28AnaheimHonda CenterSeptember 30 Los Angeles Crypto.com ArenaOctober 1San FranciscoChase CenterOctober 3 Portland Moda CenterOctober 4 Vancouver Canada Rogers ArenaOctober 5 Seattle United States Climate Pledge ArenaOctober 8 Salt Lake City Delta CenterOctober 9October 11October 23 Belfast Northern Ireland SSE ArenaElliot James ReayOctober 24 Dublin Ireland 3ArenaOctober 26 Manchester England Co-op LiveOctober 27October 30 Glasgow Scotland OVO HydroNovember 3 London England The O2 ArenaNovember 4November 5November 7 Cologne Germany Lanxess ArenaNovember 8 Antwerp Belgium AFAS DomeNovember 10 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo DomeNovember 11November 13 Paris France Accor ArenaNovember 15 Copenhagen Denmark Royal ArenaNovember 17 Fornebu Norway Unity ArenaNovember 18 Stockholm Sweden Avicii Arena + List of 2026 concertsDate (2026)CityCountryVenueSupporting act(s)March 15 Birmingham England Utilita ArenaVictor Ray
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