The Cloud 9 Tour is the ongoing fifth concert tour by American country singer Megan Moroney, in support of her third studio album, Cloud 9 (2026). The tour began on May 29, 2026, in Columbus, United States, and will conclude on May 14, 2027, in Brisbane, Australia.
Background Moroney announced 43 dates for the tour on December 4, 2025. Additional dates were announced a week later due to demand.
JP Saxe and Solon Holt were announced as the support acts for the United States shows in April 2026, while Colin Lynch is announced as a support act for her headlining set at Great Jones County Fair.
On 3 September 2026, an Australian Leg of the tour was announced for May 2027, promoted by Frontier Touring. Laci Kaye Booth will support on the Australian Leg.
Setlist This setlist was taken from the show in Columbus on May 29, 2026. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.
"Stupid" "Medicine" "Bless Your Heart" "Convincing" "I'm Not Pretty" "Change of Heart" "No Caller ID" "Wonder" "Table for Two" "Who Hurt You?" "Liars & Tigers & Bears" "Waiting on the Rain" "Wedding Dress" "Bells & Whistles" "Cloud 9" Surprise acoustic song "Tennessee Orange" "Beautiful Things" "Wish I Didn't" "Traitor Joe" "Am I Okay?" "Sorry... I Meant Tonight" "6 Months Later"
Surprise acoustic songs Moroney performs one surprise song from her discography at each show after "Cloud 9".
May 29 – Columbus: "Hair Salon" May 30 – Indianapolis: "Break It Right Back" June 3 – Chicago: "Sleep on My Side" June 5 – Baltimore: "I Know You" June 6 – Greensboro: "Kansas Anymore" June 16 – Pittsburgh: "I Love Me" June 18 – Milwaukee: "Break It Right Back" June 20 – Toronto: "Fix You Too" July 7 – Boston: "I Bought a House" July 9 – Brooklyn: "The Girls" July 16 – Orlando: "Third Time's the Charm" July 17 – Tampa: "Girl in the Mirror" July 25 – Minneapolis: "Mustang or Me" July 26 – Lincoln: "Noah" August 1 – Portland: "Miss Universe" August 2 – Seattle: "Sad Songs for Sad People" August 18 – Detroit: "28th of June" August 21 – Nashville: "Noah" & "Hair Salon" August 22 – Nashville: "I Know You" August 27 – Denver: "Sad Songs for Sad People" & "Heaven By Noon" September 13 – Oslo: "Hair Salon" September 15 – Stockholm: "Noah" September 18 – Cologne: "Hope You're Happy" September 19 – Tilburg: "Sad Songs for Sad People" September 19 – Tilburg: "Sad Songs for Sad People" September 21 – Paris: "Bells & Whistles" & "Nothin' Crazy" September 23 – London: "Georgia Girl" September 26 – Manchester: "I Know You" September 27 – Glasgow: "Sleep on My Side" October 1 – Belfast: "Man on the Moon"
Notes
At the show in Milwaukee, Moroney performed "Who's Your Daddy?" At the show in Toronto, JP Saxe joined Moroney on stage for "Why Johnny". At the show in Brooklyn, Benson Boone joined Moroney on stage to perform his song "Beautiful Things". At the show in Tampa, "Break It Right Back" was performed before "Am I Okay?" At the show in Minneapolis, Saxe joined Moroney on stage for "I Only Miss You". At the show in Glendale, Kameron Marlowe joined Moroney on stage to perform "Fix You Too". At the August 21 show in Nashville, Jessi Alexander joined Moroney on stage to perform an unreleased song, covered "What Are You Listening To?" with Solon Holt, and performed "Tequila" with Dan + Shay. At the August 22 show in Nashville, Saxe joined Moroney on stage for "I Only Miss You", performed "Need You Now" with Lady A, and performed "You Had to Be There" with Kenny Chesney. At the show in Denver, "Hair Salon", "Georgia Girl", "Indifferent", "Break It Right Back", and "Who's Your Daddy?" were added to the setlist. Moroney also performed "I Will Always Love You" with Saxe, and performed "What Are You Listening To?" with Solon Holt.
Tour dates +List of 2026 concertsDate (2026)CityCountryVenueOpening actsMay 29ColumbusUnited StatesSchottenstein CenterJP SaxeSolon HoltMay 30IndianapolisGainbridge FieldhouseJune 2ChicagoUnited CenterJune 3June 5BaltimoreCFG Bank ArenaJune 6GreensboroFirst Horizon ColiseumJune 8AtlantaState Farm ArenaJune 9June 12LouisvilleKFC Yum! CenterJune 13St. LouisEnterprise CenterJune 16PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaJune 18MilwaukeeHenry Maier Festival ParkJune 19Grand RapidsVan Andel ArenaJune 20TorontoCanadaScotiabank ArenaJuly 6BostonUnited StatesTD GardenJuly 7July 9BrooklynBarclays CenterJuly 10NewarkPrudential CenterJuly 11PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaJuly 14CharlotteSpectrum CenterJuly 16OrlandoKia CenterJuly 17TampaBenchmark International ArenaJuly 18SunriseAmerant Bank ArenaJuly 24MonticelloGreat Jones County Fairgrounds Colin LynchJuly 25MinneapolisTarget CenterJP SaxeSolon HoltJuly 26LincolnPinnacle Bank ArenaAugust 1PortlandModa CenterAugust 2SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaAugust 5SacramentoGolden 1 CenterAugust 7Los AngelesCrypto.com ArenaAugust 8August 11GlendaleDesert Diamond ArenaAugust 14DallasAmerican Airlines CenterAugust 15TulsaBOK CenterAugust 16Kansas CityT-Mobile CenterAugust 18DetroitLittle Caesars ArenaAugust 21NashvilleBridgestone ArenaAugust 22August 27DenverBall ArenaSeptember 13OsloNorwaySentrum Scene Colin LynchSeptember 15StockholmSwedenCirkusSeptember 18CologneGermanyCarlswerk VictoriaSeptember 19TilburgNetherlands013 PoppodiumSeptember 21ParisFranceLe TrianonSeptember 23LondonEnglandEventim ApolloSeptember 26ManchesterO2 Apollo ManchesterSeptember 27GlasgowScotlandO2 Academy GlasgowSeptember 28October 1BelfastNorthern IrelandThe O2 Belfast
+List of 2027 concertsDate (2027)CityCountryVenueOpening actsMay 8MelbourneAustraliaRod Laver ArenaLaci Kaye BoothMay 11SydneyAfterpay ArenaMay 14BrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment Centre May 15
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