The A Matter of Time Tour was the third concert tour by Icelandic musician Laufey. It began on 15 September 2025 in Orlando, United States, and concluded in Mexico City, Mexico, on 12 September 2026, comprising 70 shows. English singer-songwriter, actress, and model Suki Waterhouse served as the opening act for the North American leg, with South African musician Alice Phoebe Lou served as the opening act for the UK and European dates, and Icelandic musician Elín Hall served as the opening act for the Icelandic dates. South Korean musician Potatoi (John Cha) served as the opening act for the South Korea date. British singer-songwriter Leonie Biney served as the opening act for the Australia and New Zealand dates.

Background On 22 August 2025, Laufey released her third full-length album, A Matter of Time. On 29 May 2025, Laufey announced she would embark on a North American headlining tour, marking her first all-arena concert tour. The pre-sale and general sale dates were announced concurrently. Pre-sales started on 3 June, while general sales began on 6 June 2025. On 3 June 2025, Laufey added extra dates for Los Angeles, Oakland, New York and Toronto due to demand. Laufey rehearsed for the major North American tour in Clarksville, Tennessee, located about an hour north of Nashville at F&M Bank Arena using the space in Clarksville to prepare and rehearse for the large-scale arena production before kicking off the tour. On 5 September 2025, Laufey announced the European leg of the tour for 2026. Presale tickets went on sale from 9 September, and the general sale started on 12 September 2025. Additional dates for London and Kópavogur were announced the same day as the general sale. On 4 March 2026, an Asian, Australian, and New Zealand leg of the tour was announced, comprising 16 shows. On 11 March, extra Pasay (Manila), Melbourne and Sydney dates were added due to demand. On 3 April, new Beijing and Shanghai dates were announced. On 9 April, a third Melbourne date was added. On 22 April, new Chengdu and Guangzhou dates were announced. On 2 June, a Latin American leg of the tour was announced, with dates in São Paulo and Mexico City.

Set list

This set list is from the 15 September 2025, concert in Orlando, Florida. It does not represent all of the concerts for the duration of the tour.

Act l "Clockwork" "Lover Girl" "Dreamer" "Falling Behind" "Silver Lining" "Bored" "Too Little, Too Late" / "Bewitched - String Quartet Edition" Act II "Seems Like Old Times" "Valentine" "Fragile" "While You Were Sleeping" "Let You Break My Heart Again" Act lll "Carousel" "Forget-Me-Not" "Cuckoo Ballet (Interlude)" Act lV "Mr. Eclectic" "Castle in Hollywood" "Promise" "Goddess" "Tough Luck" "Snow White" "From the Start" Act V "Sabotage" "Letter to My 13 Year Old Self"

Surprise songs

Built into the set is a special surprise song, a rounding track that changes by show, starting from the 18 September show in Fort Worth. Laufey occasionally brought out special guests to perform the surprise song with her throughout the tour. Some shows have two surprise songs. + Date (2025) City Surprise song 18 September Fort Worth "Clean Air" 20 September Houston "The Risk" 21 September Austin "Haunted" 23 September Glendale "Somethin' Stupid" (with Benson Boone) 24 September San Diego "Lovesick" 26 September Los Angeles "Magnolia" (with Hozier) 27 September "Gabriela" (a cappella with Katseye) 29 September Oakland "I Wish You Love" 30 September San Francisco "California and Me" 2 October Vancouver "Misty" 4 October Seattle "Serendipity" 6 October Salt Lake City "Street by Street" 8 October Morrison "It Could Happen to You" "Clean Air" 10 October Chicago "Bewitched" 11 October Minneapolis "Second Best" 13 October Nashville "Dear Soulmate" 15 October New York City "A Cautionary Tale" 16 October "Best of Wives and Best of Women" (with Lin-Manuel Miranda) "Illegal" (with PinkPantheress) 19 October Toronto "A Night To Remember" 20 October "Above the Chinese Restaurant" 21 October Laval "Like the Movies" 23 October Washington DC "Just Like Chet" 25 October Philadelphia "Questions For The Universe" 27 October Boston "Slow Down" "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town" + Date (2026) City Surprise song 18 February Zurich "How I Get" 19 February Düsseldorf22 FebruaryCopenhagen 24 February Berlin 26 February Vienna 28 February Brussels 1 March Amsterdam 2 March Paris 4 March Manchester"Misty" (with Jeff Goldblum)"How I Get"6 MarchDublin"Second Best""How I Get" 8 March London "Second Best" 9 March "How I Get"14 MarchKópavogur"Second Best"15 March"How I Get"19 MaySingapore"I'll Forget About You (In Time)"23 MayTangerang"Castle in Hollywood"26 May Pasay "I Wish You Love"27 May "How I Get" 28 May "Magnolia" "Castle in Hollywood"31 MayPak Kret "I'll Forget About You (In Time)"2 JuneKuala Lumpur "Castle in Hollywood"5 JuneTokyo "Lovesick"7 JuneGoyang "Above the Chinese Restaurant"14 JuneBeijing "I Wait, I Wait, I Wait"17 JuneShanghai "Castle in Hollywood"25 JulyPerth"Old Devil Moon""Haunted""Castle in Hollywood"28 JulyAdelaide"Castle in Hollywood"30 JulyMelbourne"Slow Down"31 July"Second Best"1 August"How I Get"3 AugustBrisbane"Castle in Hollywood"7 AugustSydney"How I Get"8 August"Castle in Hollywood"12 AugustAuckland"Slow Down"

Tour dates + List of 2025 concerts Date City Country Venue Opening act(s) 15 September Orlando United States Kia Center Suki Waterhouse 16 September Atlanta State Farm Arena 18 September Fort Worth Dickies Arena 20 September Houston Toyota Center 21 September Austin Moody Center 23 September Glendale Desert Diamond Arena 24 September San Diego Pechanga Arena 26 September Los Angeles Crypto.com Arena 27 September 29 September Oakland Oakland Arena 30 September San Francisco Chase Center 2 October Vancouver Canada Rogers Arena 4 October Seattle United States Climate Pledge Arena 6 October Salt Lake City Delta Center 8 October Morrison Red Rocks Amphitheatre 10 October Chicago United Center 11 October Minneapolis Target Center 13 October Nashville Bridgestone Arena 15 October New York City Madison Square Garden 16 October 19 October Toronto Canada Scotiabank Arena 20 October 21 October Laval Place Bell 23 October Washington, D.C. United States Capital One Arena 24 October Philadelphia Xfinity Mobile Arena 27 October Boston TD Garden

+ List of 2026 concertsDateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s) 18 February Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion Alice Phoebe Lou 19 February Düsseldorf Germany Mitsubishi Electric Halle 22 February Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena 24 February Berlin Germany Velodrom 26 February Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle 28 February Brussels Belgium ING Arena 1 March Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome 2 March Paris France Adidas Arena 4 March Manchester England Co-op Live 6 March Dublin Ireland 3Arena 8 March London England The O2 Arena 9 March11 MarchBergamoItalyChorusLife Arena 14 March Kópavogur Iceland Kórinn ArenaElín Hall 15 March21 MarchLisbon PortugalColiseu dos Recreios rowspan="12" 22 MarchBarcelonaSpainAuditori de Forum12 May Hong KongAsiaWorld–Expo15 MayTaoyuanTaiwanNTSU Arena19 MaySingaporeSingapore Indoor Stadium23 MayTangerang RegencyIndonesiaNusantara International Convention Exhibition26 MayPasayPhilippinesMall of Asia Arena27 May28 May31 MayPak KretThailandImpact Arena2 JuneKuala LumpurMalaysiaAxiata Arena5 JuneTokyoJapanTokyo Garden Theater7 JuneGoyangSouth KoreaKorean International Exhibition CenterPotatoi11 JuneChengdu ChinaChengdu Financial City Performing Arts Center rowspan="4" 13 JuneGuangzhouGuangzhou Gymnasium15 JuneBeijingCapital Indoor Stadium17 JuneShanghaiMercedes-Benz Arena25 JulyPerthAustraliaRAC ArenaLeonie Biney28 JulyAdelaideAdelaide Entertainment Centre Arena30 JulyMelbourneRod Laver Arena31 July1 August3 AugustBrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment Centre7 AugustSydneyAfterpay Arena8 August12 AugustAucklandNew ZealandSpark Arena7 SeptemberRio de JaneiroBrazilBarra Olympic Park -9 SeptemberSão PauloEspaço UnimedAmie Blu12 SeptemberMexico CityMexicoPalacio de los Deportes

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