Somewhere in the Sky Tour was the seventh concert tour by American pop band AJR. The tour began on July 18, 2025, in Sparks, Nevada, and ended on October 4, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. The tour features 16 shows across the United States and Canada.

Background The tour was announced in March 2025 via AJR's social media platforms and their official website. According to the band, the tour will showcase a blend of theatrical storytelling, interactive lighting effects, and new arrangements of their chart-topping songs.

AJR revealed a rotating lineup of opening acts throughout the tour, with several artists joining on select dates. The support acts include indie-pop performers Cavetown, Valley, and Elio Mei, with additional openers include Quinn XCII, Lawrence, Beach Weather, Goth Babe, Chelsea Cutler, Ben Steer, and Ryley Tate Wilson.

AJR also added two additional shows to the tour schedule: July 18, 2025, in Sparks, Nevada, and August 12, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario, both of which expanded the North American leg.

On June 3, 2025, AJR announced that they would be heading to China for the first time to perform at the MTA Festival in Hebei, marking their debut show in the country.

During their set at the MTA Festival in Hebei on June 29, AJR performed the unreleased song "Betty" live for the first time.

Set list This set list is representative of the July 18, 2025 show in Sparks, Nevada. It does not represent all concerts for the tour.

"Way Less Sad" / Intro "Karma" Crowd Interaction (Pt. 1) "Yes I'm a Mess" "The Good Part" "Betty" "100 Bad Days" (Making Of) "Burn The House Down" Crowd Interaction (Pt. 2) "Bang!" "Inertia" "World's Smallest Violin" "Wow, I'm Not Crazy" Mashup (includes: "Come Hang Out", "I'm Not Famous", "I'm Ready", "Break My Face", "Finale (Can't Wait to See What You Do Next)") "Steve's Going To London" "Sober Up" "Weak" / Marching Band Outro ("Bang!" & "100 Bad Days" reprise)

Tour dates Somewhere in the Sky Tour dates Date (2025) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue Opening act(s)North AmericaJuly 18SparksUnited StatesNugget Event Center~5,000TBABeach WeatherJuly 20Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreTBAQuinn XCII, Cavetown, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 22West Valley CityUtah First Credit Union AmphitheatreTBACavetown, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 24EnglewoodFiddler's Green Amphitheatre~17,000TBACavetown, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 26Maryland HeightsHollywood Casino AmphitheatreTBAQuinn XCII, Lawrence, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 27Tinley ParkCredit Union 1 Amphitheatre~14,000TBALawrence, Cavetown, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 29ClarkstonPine Knob Music Theatre~15,000TBAGoth Babe, Cavetown, Valley, Elio MeiJuly 31NoblesvilleRuoff Music CenterTBAGoth Babe, Cavetown, Valley, Elio MeiAugust 2CharlottePNC Music PavilionTBAGoth Babe, Cavetown, Valley, Ryley Tate WilsonAugust 4AlpharettaAmeris Bank AmphitheatreTBAGoth Babe, Cavetown, Valley, Ryley Tate WilsonAugust 6CamdenFreedom Mortgage PavilionTBAGoth Babe, Cavetown, Valley, Elio MeiAugust 8WantaghNorthwell Health at Jones Beach TheaterTBAChelsea Cutler, Goth Babe, Valley, Elio MeiAugust 9MansfieldXfinity CenterTBACavetown, Valley, Elio MeiAugust 10ColumbiaMerriweather Post Pavilion~15,000TBAChelsea Cutler, Cavetown, Valley, Ben SteerAugust 12TorontoCanadaBudweiser Stage~9,000TBAAlexander Stewart, CavetownOctober 4Los AngelesUnited StatesHollywood Bowl~17,000TBAGoth Babe, Valley, Elio Mei

Festivals and other shows Festival & Other Shows (2025) Date (2025) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue Opening act(s)North AmericaMarch 6HoustonUnited StatesNRG Stadium54,901/72,220TBAN/AMarch 8AustinAuditorium ShoresTBAFestival lineupAsiaJune 29HebeiChinaMustafar StageTBAN/ANorth AmericaAugust 1ColumbusUnited StatesOhio Expo Center~10,000/10,000TBAValleyAugust 3NashvilleThe Pool Club (Virgin Hotels)TBAKnox, Jonah Marais, Harper GraceAugust 21SyracuseSuburban Park, Great New York State Fair~24,000TBAFestival appearanceSeptember 18PuyallupWashington State Fair~8,000/10,386TBAEm Beihold, Avery CochraneOctober 3PhoenixArizona State FairgroundsTBATBADecember 8ColumbusNewport Music Hall 1,700/1,700TBAThe Orphan The Poet & Ray JonesDecember 9ChicagoByline Bank Aragon BallroomTBAWet Leg, Out in FrontDecember 11LincolnThunder Valley Casino ResortTBAAlmost Monday, Out in FrontDecember 13BostonAgganis ArenaTBAFestival appearanceDecember 15PhiladelphiaWells Fargo CenterTBAFestival-style lineup including Laufey, Monsta X, Zara Larsson, BigXthaPlug, Ravyn Lenae, Alex Warren, Myles SmithDecember 16Washington, D.C.Capital One ArenaTBAFestival-style lineup including Nelly, Jelly Roll, Conan Gray, Shinedown, Olivia Dean, Zara Larsson, Myles Smith, Laufey, Monsta X, Alex WarrenDecember 17TampaThunder AlleyFree showFestival appearanceDecember 31New York CityTimes SquareTBATelevised performance

Festival & Other Shows (2026) Date (2026) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue Opening act(s) North AmericaMay 23 NapaUnited StatesNapa Valley ExpoTBAFestival appearance — part of multi-day BottleRock Napa Valley festival June 6 Crownsville Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds TBA Festival lineup June 26 Idaho Falls Mountain America Center TBA Hobo Johnson June 27 Colorado Springs Ford Amphitheater TBA Hobo Johnson and Sophie Grey June 29 Morrison Red Rocks Amphitheatre 9,525/9,525 TBA Arden Jones and Avery Cochran June 30 Morrison Red Rocks Amphitheatre 9,525/9,525 TBA The Happy Fits and Avery Cochrane July 1 Del Mar Del Mar Fairgrounds – Corona Grandstand Stage TBA Fair concert series July 8 Bend Hayden Homes Amphitheater TBA Izzy Escobar and Sophie Grey July 10 Nampa Ford Idaho Center Arena TBA Izzy Escobar July 11 Spokane One Spokane Stadium TBA Festival lineup August 9 Bethlehem Wind Creek Steel Stage ~6,300/6,400 TBA Ryley Tate and David Wimbish & The CollectionAugust 12Costa MesaPacific Amphitheatre ~6,000/8,000 TBAThe Happy Fits and Avery CochraneAugust 15West AllisUline Warehouse Stage, Wisconsin State Fair ~10,000/12,000 TBAEm Beihold August 19 Des Moines Iowa State Fair Grandstand 7,554/17,000 TBA Em Beihold August 21 Palmer borealis theater ~5,100/5,200 TBA Festival appearance September 1 Council Bluffs Harrah's Stir Cove 3,764/4,000 TBA Arden Jones September 2 Falcon Heights Minnesota State Fair Grandstand 7,533/17,000 TBA Quinn XCII and Avery Cochran

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