The Late Nights & Young Romance Tour was the debut concert tour by American singer-songwriter Sombr in support of his debut studio album, I Barely Know Her (2025). It began on May 25, 2025, in Dublin, with shows across Australia, North America and Europe. The tour concluded in Dublin on March 16, 2026, comprising 68 shows. Anna Leah, Devon Gabriella, Blu DeTiger and Charlotte Lawrence served as opening acts.
The tour featured duet performances with guest appearances from Sam Smith, Foster the People, Laufey, and Cigarettes After Sex. On the final night of the tour, Sombr performed the Cranberries' song "Linger" (1993) alongside founding members of the band, Mike and Noel Hogan, in Dublin, Ireland.
Background In 2025, Sombr achieved mainstream recognition with the release of the singles "Back to Friends" and "Undressed". On August 22, 2025, he released his debut studio album I Barely Know Her, which was met with widespread critical acclaim. Rolling Stone described the record as “everything pop has been missing,” while Variety noted that “he sounds like he’s stepped out of the bedroom and onto the big stage, bursting with ideas and equipped with the skills to see them through.” To promote the album, Sombr performed "Back to Friends" in a live appearance on Canal Street in New York City the same day.
Earlier in the year, Sombr had embarked on a series of European concerts, including multiple sold-out shows in London, Amsterdam, and Cologne. Following these performances, in April 2025 he announced his first headlining tour, titled The Late Nights & Young Romance Tour. The North American leg was scheduled to begin on September 21, 2025, featuring over twenty dates across the United States and Canada with singer-songwriter Devon Gabriella as the supporting act.
Set list This set list was taken from the show in Madrid on February 24, 2026. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.
"I Wish I Knew How to Quit You" "We Never Dated" "Savior" "Perfume" "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" "Come Closer" "In Your Arms" "Undressed" "Caroline" "Dime" "Would've Been You" "Homewrecker" "Canal Street" "Crushing" "Under the Mat" "Back to Friends" "12 to 12"
Tour dates +List of 2025 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and opening actsDate (2025)CityCountryVenueOpening actsMay 25 Dublin Ireland The Main Room at The Academy Anna LeahJune 5 London England O2 Academy Islington rowspan="4" June 10 Amsterdam Netherlands Paradiso TolhuistuinJune 21 Cologne Germany LuxorSeptember 21 St. Augustine United States Francis FieldSeptember 22 North Charleston Firefly Distillery Devon GabriellaSeptember 24 Nashville Nashville Municipal AuditoriumSeptember 26 Cincinnati Andrew J. Brady Music CenterSeptember 28 Detroit Masonic Temple TheatreSeptember 29 Milwaukee The Rave/Eagles ClubSeptember 30 St. Paul Palace TheatreOctober 2 Chicago RadiusOctober 3 Columbus Newport Music HallOctober 5 Pittsburgh Petersen Events CenterOctober 6 Toronto Canada Phoenix Concert TheatreOctober 8 Boston United States Leader Bank PavilionOctober 9 New York The Rooftop at Pier 17October 10October 12 Philadelphia The MetOctober 13 Washington, DC The AnthemOctober 15 Atlanta TabernacleOctober 17 Allen Credit Union of Texas Event CenterOctober 18 Austin Stubb's Waller Creek AmphitheaterOctober 20 Denver Mission BallroomOctober 21 Salt Lake City The ComplexOctober 24 Seattle Wamu TheaterOctober 25 Portland Theater of the CloudsOctober 27 San Francisco Bill Graham Civic AuditoriumOctober 28 Los Angeles Shrine Expo HallOctober 29October 31 Phoenix The Van BurenNovember 1 Pomona Fox TheaterNovember 2 Los Angeles The FondaNovember 5 Brooklyn Brooklyn Steel Blu DeTigerNovember 6December 2 Auckland New Zealand Auckland Town Hall rowspan="9" December 4 Melbourne Australia Festival HallDecember 6 Newington Victoria ParkDecember 7 Claremont Robinson PavilionDecember 9 Moore Park Hordern PavilionDecember 11 Brisbane Fortitude Music HallDecember 13 Canberra Exhibition ParkDecember 14 Carrara Gold Coast Sports & Leisure CentreDecember 16 Moore Park Hordern Pavilion
+List of 2026 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and opening actsDate (2026)CityCountryVenueOpening actsFebruary 10 Stockholm Sweden Annexet rowspan="26" February 11 Copenhagen Denmark KB HallenFebruary 13 Hamburg Germany Inselpark ArenaFebruary 15 Warsaw Poland StodołaFebruary 16 Prague Czech Republic Forum KarlínFebruary 18 Vienna Austria GasometerFebruary 19 Munich Germany TonhalleFebruary 20 Dübendorf Switzerland The HallFebruary 22 Milan Italy Alcatraz MilanoFebruary 24 Madrid Spain Palacio VistalegreFebruary 25 Barcelona Sant Jordi ClubFebruary 27 Paris France Salle PleyelMarch 1March 2 Amsterdam Netherlands AFAS LiveMarch 4 Berlin Germany VelodromMarch 5 Cologne PalladiumMarch 6 Brussels Belgium Ancienne BelgiqueMarch 8 Brixton England O2 Academy BrixtonMarch 9March 10March 12 Manchester Aviva StudiosMarch 13 Birmingham O2 Academy2 BirminghamMarch 15 Glasgow Scotland O2 Academy GlasgowMarch 16 Dublin Ireland 3Arena
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