The Day and Night Tour is an upcoming concert tour by Canadian singer-songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen, in support of her eighth studio album, Day and Night. The tour is scheduled to begin on April 15, 2027, in Edmonton, Alberta, and conclude on May 29, 2027, in Montreal, Quebec.
Background
In June 2026, Jepsen announced her eighth studio album, Day and Night, a 24-track double album divided into two sections, Day and Night. In an interview with NME, Jepsen explained that the two halves developed from different musical directions. The Day material incorporated more organic instrumentation and elements influenced by her interest in folk music, while the Night material developed into a darker, more experimental and synth-driven sound.
Jepsen released Day and Night on September 18, 2026. The album contains 24 songs, with 12 tracks on each half, and was preceded by the singles "On Wires", "After All", "Don't Leave Me on the Dance Floor", and "Motivation".
On October 1, 2026, Jepsen announced the Day and Night Tour, her first major headlining tour following the release of the album. The announcement confirmed a 26-date North American itinerary beginning in Edmonton and concluding in Montreal. The tour is promoted by Live Nation Entertainment.
The announcement was notable for the scale of several venues on the itinerary. In addition to returning to established concert venues across Canada and the United States, Jepsen is scheduled to headline Madison Square Garden for the first time. The tour also includes her first headlining appearances at the Kia Forum and Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
Artist presales are scheduled to begin October 6, 2026, with general ticket sales scheduled to begin October 8. Tickets are being sold through venues and ticketing partners, with Live Nation serving as the tour's promoter.
Tour dates +List of 2026 concertsDate (2027)CityCountryVenueApril 15 Edmonton Canada Northern Alberta Jubilee AuditoriumApril 16 Calgary Event Centre at Grey Eagle Resort & CasinoApril 18 Vancouver OrpheumApril 19 Portland United States Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallApril 21 San Francisco Bill Graham Civic AuditoriumApril 22 Inglewood Kia ForumApril 23 San Diego Gallagher SquareApril 25 Morrison Red Rocks AmphitheatreApril 27 Salt Lake City The ComplexApril 30 Paradise Chelsea BallroomMay 1 Phoenix Arizona Financial TheatreMay 5 Irving The Pavilion at Toyota Music FactoryMay 7 Austin Moody AmphitheaterMay 8 Houston 713 Music HallMay 10 Nashville The TruthMay 11 Cumberland Coca-Cola RoxyMay 12 Charlotte Skyla Credit Union AmphitheatreMay 14 Washington, D.C. The AnthemMay 15 New York City Madison Square GardenMay 18 Philadelphia The MetMay 19 Boston MGM Music Hall at FenwayMay 21 Chicago Chicago TheatreMay 22 Detroit Fox TheatreMay 25 Toronto Canada HistoryMay 28 OttawaMay 29 Montreal MTELUS
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