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Conan Gray World Tour
The Conan Gray World Tour in 2022 marked a major moment in Conan Gray’s career, as it was his biggest and most ambitious tour yet at the time. Following the success of his debut album Kid Krow, the tour showcased how far he had come—from small venues during The Sunset Shows to performing in large theatres and iconic venues around the world.
The tour began in March 2022 in Dallas, Texas, and continued through North America before heading to Europe, eventually concluding in June 2022 in London. This made it his first fully global tour, allowing fans across multiple continents to experience his music live. Compared to his earlier tours, the scale was noticeably larger, with performances in famous venues like Radio City Music Hall in New York and major concert halls across Europe.
The tour was primarily in support of Kid Krow, but it also introduced newer songs that hinted at his evolving sound and upcoming era. The setlist featured a mix of fan favourites and newer releases, including “Wish You Were Sober,” “Comfort Crowd,” “Checkmate,” and “The Cut That Always Bleeds.” Songs like “Telepath” and “Astronomy” also appeared, giving fans a glimpse into the next chapter of his music.
One of the defining aspects of the Conan Gray World Tour was its balance between emotional intimacy and larger-scale production. While the venues were bigger than before, Conan maintained the raw, emotional connection that fans loved from his earlier shows. The performances still felt deeply personal, with audiences singing every lyric back to him.
The tour also featured opening acts including Bülow and Mallrat, who helped set the tone for the shows with their alternative pop styles. Their presence added to the overall atmosphere of the concerts, creating a cohesive and immersive experience for fans from start to finish.
Visually, the tour marked a step up from previous eras. While still not as theatrical as later tours like the Superache Tour, the production included more intentional lighting, stage design, and transitions between songs. These elements helped elevate the performances while still keeping the focus on Conan’s storytelling and emotional delivery.
The Conan Gray World Tour played a crucial role in bridging two major eras of his career. It closed the chapter of Kid Krow while building anticipation for his second album, Superache, which would be released later in 2022. In many ways, the tour felt like a transition—both an ending and a beginning at the same time.
Overall, the Conan Gray World Tour proved that Conan was no longer just an emerging artist—he was becoming a global pop star. The tour expanded his audience, strengthened his connection with fans worldwide, and set the stage for even bigger tours in the future.
Setlist
Wish You Were Sober
Telepath
Comfort Crow
Fight or Flight
Online Love - Interlude
Astronomy
The Cut That Always Bleeds
Checkmate
Can We Be Friends - Interlude
Overdrive
Affluenza
The Story
Lookalike
Little League
Jigsaw
Maniac
People Watching
Heather
Tour Dates
Leg 1 – North America
March 1 – Dallas, United States – South Side Ballroom
March 2 – Austin, United States – ACL Live at The Moody Theatre
March 3 – Houston, United States – 713 Music Hall
March 5 – Atlanta, United States – Coca-Cola Roxy
March 6 – Nashville, United States – Ryman Auditorium
March 9 – Miami Beach, United States – The Fillmore
March 11 – Charlotte, United States – Venue TBA
March 12 – Washington, D.C., United States – The Anthem
March 13 – Philadelphia, United States – The Fillmore
March 16 – New York, United States – Radio City Music Hall
March 17 – Boston, United States – Orpheum Theatre
March 20 – Montreal, Canada – MTELUS
March 21 – Toronto, Canada – History
March 23 – Cincinnati, United States – The Andrew J. Brady Music Center
March 25 – Chicago, United States – Aragon Ballroom
March 26 – Indianapolis, United States – Old National Centre
March 27 – Detroit, United States – The Fillmore
March 30 – Milwaukee, United States – The Rave
March 31 – Minneapolis, United States – The Armory
April 4 – Calgary, Canada – MacEwan Ballroom
April 5 – Edmonton, Canada – Winspear Centre
April 7 – Vancouver, Canada – Queen Elizabeth Theatre
April 8 – Seattle, United States – The Moore Theatre
April 11 – Portland, United States – Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
April 13 – San Francisco, United States – Fox Theatre
April 16 – Indio, United States – Empire Polo Club (Coachella)
April 18 – Phoenix, United States – The Van Buren
April 20 – Denver, United States – Mission Ballroom
April 23 – Indio, United States – Empire Polo Club (Coachella)
Leg 2 – Europe
May 5 – Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
May 6 – Stockholm, Sweden – Annexet
May 7 – Copenhagen, Denmark – K.B. Hallen
May 9 – Hamburg, Germany – Edel-optics.de Arena
May 10 – Berlin, Germany – Verti Music Hall
May 11 – Warsaw, Poland – COS Torwar
May 13 – Munich, Germany – Tonhalle
May 14 – Prague, Czechia – Forum Karlín
May 15 – Vienna, Austria – Gasometer
May 17 – Zürich, Switzerland – Volkshaus
May 18 – Milan, Italy – Fabrique
May 20 – Barcelona, Spain – Sant Jordi Club
May 21 – Madrid, Spain – Palacio Vistalegre
May 24 – Paris, France – L’Olympia
May 25 – Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
May 26 – Cologne, Germany – Palladium
May 27 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live
May 30 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia Theatre
June 2 – Glasgow, Scotland – O2 Academy
June 3 – Leeds, England – Venue TBA
June 4 – Manchester, England – O2 Victoria Warehouse
June 6 – Birmingham, England – O2 Academy
June 8 – Bristol, England – Venue TBA
June 9 – London, England – Eventim Apollo
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