List of Conan Gray live performances

Since the beginning of his career in 2017, Conan Gray has embarked on five concert tours and appeared as a support act on one tour. He has performed at sixteen music festivals, eleven one-off concerts, and one award show, reaching thirty countries across five continents. He has most recently completed the Superache Tour (2022), and began Found Heaven on Tour in 2024.

Conan Gray live performances
Gray performing for the Washington, D.C. Sunset Show (2019)
Headlining tours	5
Supporting tours	1
Music festivals	16
One-off concerts	11
Television shows	7
Award shows	1

Gray began touring the Sunset Shows in 2018 to support his debut extended play Sunset Season (2018). After the conclusion of the tour, Gray announced the Comfort Crowd Tour, which occurred later that year.

In 2020, Gray would've toured Europe and North America with the Kid Krow Tour, but the entire tour was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, Gray embarked on the Conan Gray World Tour 2022 and the Superache Tour. The latter lasted until 2023, taking him to Asia, Oceania and South America for the first time. In 2024, Gray will begin his fifth tour, Found Heaven On Tour.

Concert tours

Headlining

Title	Opening acts	Associated album	Begin date	End date	Continent(s)
Sunset Shows	Girl in Red, Indoor Creature, Kian, Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue, Silver, Spencer.	Sunset Season	October 28, 2018	May 16, 2019	Europe North America
Comfort Crowd Tour	Benee, Umi	—	October 29, 2019	December 13, 2019	North America
Conan Gray World Tour 2022	Benee, Bülow, Mallrat		March 1, 2022	June 9, 2022	Europe North America
Superache Tour	Baby Queen, Charlie Collins, Kacy Hill, There's a Tuesday	Superache	September 16, 2022	March 26, 2023	Asia North America Oceania South America
Found Heaven On Tour	Between Friends, Maisie Peters	Found Heaven	July 11, 2024	November 10, 2024	Europe North America Oceania

Supporting

Title	Headlining artist	Begin date[lower-alpha 1]	End date[lower-alpha 2]	Continent[lower-alpha 3]
Pray for the Wicked Tour	Panic! at the Disco	February 15, 2019	February 20, 2019	North America

Sunset Shows

Sunset Shows

Tour by Conan Gray
Gray performing in Washington, D.C. on June 3, 2019.
Location	Europe North America
Associated album	Sunset Season
Start date	October 28, 2018
End date	May 16, 2019
No. of shows	7 in Europe 31 in North America 38 in total
Supporting act(s)	Girl in Red Indoor Creature Kian Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue Silver Spencer.
Conan Gray concert chronology

Sunset Shows was the title given to Conan Gray's first concert tour in support of his debut extended play, Sunset Season. The tour began on October 28, 2018, in Houston, Texas and ended on May 16, 2019, in Berlin, Germany. It was initially announced as a "limited run" tour of 8 cities in the United States, but a second and third leg were added for 2019 due to popular demand, including shows in Canada, England, France, Germany and the Netherlands.

Each leg of the tour had a different opening act. On the first leg, the act was changed each night, including Indoor Creature,^[1] Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue,^[2] Silver^[3] and Spencer.^[4] The rest of the tour had Girl in Red in North America^[5] and Kian in Europe.^[6]

Shows

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
Leg 1 – North America, Part 1[7][8][1][4][2][9][3]
October 28, 2018	Houston	United States	House of Blues (bronze peacock)	—
October 29, 2018	Dallas		Deep Ellum Art Co.
October 31, 2018	Austin		Stubbs Indoors	Indoor Creature
November 6, 2018	Los Angeles		The Echo	Spencer.
November 7, 2018	San Francisco		Rickshaw Stop	Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue
November 13, 2018	Chicago		Schubas Tavern	—
November 20, 2018	New York		Mercury Lounge	Silver
Leg 2 – North America, Part 2[9][5][10]
March 10, 2019	Seattle	United States	The Crocodile	Girl in Red
March 11, 2019	Portland		Wonder Ballroom
March 13, 2019	San Francisco		August Hall
March 14, 2019	Los Angeles		El Rey Theatre
March 16, 2019	Santa Ana		The Observatory OC
March 18, 2019	Phoenix		Crescent Ballroom
March 20, 2019	Austin		Emo's
March 21, 2019	Dallas		House of Blues
March 22, 2019	Houston
March 24, 2019	Atlanta		Terminal West
March 27, 2019	New York		Bowery Ballroom
March 28, 2019			Music Hall of Williamsburg
March 29, 2019	Washington, D.C.		U Street Music Hall
March 30, 2019	Philadelphia		Foundry @ The Fillmore
April 2, 2019	Cambridge		The Sinclair
April 4, 2019	Montreal	Canada	L'Astral
April 5, 2019	Toronto		Mod Club Theatre
April 6, 2019	Ferndale	United States	The Loving Touch
April 8, 2019	Chicago		Bottom Lounge
April 9, 2019	Minneapolis		Fine Line Music Cafe
April 10, 2019	Kansas City		Record Bar
April 12, 2019	Denver		Bluebird Theater
April 13, 2019	Salt Lake City		Kilby Court
Leg 3 – Europe[6][11][12][13][14][15][16]
May 8, 2019[lower-alpha 4]	London	England	O2 Forum Kentish Town	Kian
May 9, 2019[lower-alpha 5]	Brighton and Hove		Shooshh	—
May 10, 2019[lower-alpha 6]			Komedia Studio
May 12, 2019	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Bitterzoet
May 13, 2019[lower-alpha 7]	Paris	France	Le Trabendo	Kian
May 14, 2019[lower-alpha 8]	Cologne	Germany	Kantine
May 16, 2019[lower-alpha 9]	Berlin		Columbia Theatre

Comfort Crowd Tour

Comfort Crowd Tour

Tour by Conan Gray
Location	North America
Start date	October 29, 2019 (2019-10-29)
End date	December 13, 2019 (2019-12-13)
Legs	1
No. of shows	28
Supporting acts	Benee UMI
Conan Gray concert chronology

The Comfort Crowd Tour was the second headlining tour by American musician Conan Gray, taking place in several locations across North America. The tour began on October 29, 2019, in St. Louis, Missouri and ended on December 13, 2019, in Los Angeles, California. The tour had American musician Umi and New Zealand musician Benee as support acts.

Shows

Date (2019)	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
North America[17]
October 29	St. Louis	United States	The Pageant	UMI
October 30	Nashville		Cannery Ballroom
November 1	Chicago		House of Blues
November 3	Indianapolis		Deluxe at Old National Centre
November 5	Toronto	Canada	Rebel
November 7	Columbus	United States	Newport Music Hall
November 8	Detroit		The Fillmore
November 9	Cleveland		House of Blues
November 12	New York		Terminal 5
November 13	Boston		House of Blues
November 14	Philadelphia		The Fillmore
November 16	Silver Spring
November 17	Charlotte
November 19	Atlanta		Tabernacle
November 20	Orlando		The Plaza Live
November 22	Tampa		The Ritz Ybor
November 23	Fort Lauderdale		Revolution Live
November 26	Houston		Revention Music Center
November 27	Irving		Toyota Music Factory
December 2	Denver		Ogden Theatre	Benee
December 4	Salt Lake City		The Depot
December 6	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre
December 7	Seattle	United States	Showbox SoDo
December 8	Portland		Roseland Theater
December 10	Oakland		Fox Oakland Theatre
December 11	Los Angeles		The Fonda Theatre
December 12
December 13

Kid Krow World Tour

Kid Krow World Tour

Tour by Conan Gray (cancelled)
Location	Europe North America Oceania
Associated album	Kid Krow
Start date	April 26, 2020
End date	October 16, 2020[lower-alpha 10]
Legs	4[lower-alpha 11]
No. of shows	21 in Europe 4 in North America 3 in Oceania 28 in total[lower-alpha 12]
Supporting acts	Bülow
Conan Gray concert chronology

The Kid Krow World Tour would've been the third headlining tour by Conan Gray, but was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In February 2020, Gray announced the European leg of the tour with support from Bülow. Gray and Bülow later embarked on the Conan Gray World Tour 2022.

Cancelled shows

Date (2020)	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
Leg 1 – Europe[18]
April 26	Oslo	Norway	Parkteatret	Bülow
April 27	Stockholm	Sweden	Debbaser
April 28	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega
April 30	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
May 1	Berlin	Germany	Huxley's
May 2	Hamburg		Gruenspan
May 5	Cologne		Live Music Hall
May 6	Luxembourg City	Luxembourg	Rockhal
May 7	Zürich	Switzerland	X-tra
May 9	Warsaw	Poland	Progresja
May 11	Vienna	Austria	WUK
May 12	Munich	Germany	Backstage Werk
May 13	Milan	Italy	Magazzini Generali
May 15	Madrid	Spain	Sala But
May 16	Barcelona		Razzmatazz
May 19	Paris	France	Le Trianon
May 21	Birmingham	England	Digbeth Institute
May 22	Glasgow	Scotland	SWG3 Galvanizers
May 23	Manchester	England	The Ritz
May 26	London		Shepherd's Bush Empire
May 30	Dublin	Ireland	Olympia Theatre
Leg 2 – North America[19]
June 18[lower-alpha 13]	Dover	United States	The Woodlands of Dover Motor Speedway	—
Leg 3 – Oceania[20]
September 23	Brisbane	Australia	Fortitude Music Hall	—
September 24	Melbourne		The Forum
September 26	Sydney		Luna Park
Leg 4 – North America[19]
October 9[lower-alpha 14]	Indio	United States	Empire Polo Club	—
October 11[lower-alpha 15]
October 16[lower-alpha 16]

Conan Gray World Tour 2022

Conan Gray World Tour 2022

Tour by Conan Gray
Location	Europe North America
Start date	March 1, 2022
End date	June 9, 2022
Legs	2
No. of shows	30 in North America 24 in Europe 54 in total
Supporting acts	Benee Bülow Mallrat
Conan Gray concert chronology

The Conan Gray World Tour 2022 was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter Conan Gray. The tour began on March 1, 2022, in Dallas, and concluded on June 9, 2022, in London. It comprised 54 shows across North America and Europe. Opening acts included Bülow in North America and Mallrat in Europe. Additionally, Benee opened for the show in Berlin.

Shows

Date (2022)	City	Country	Venue	Opening acts
Leg 1 – North America[21][22][23][24][25]
March 1	Dallas	United States	South Side Ballroom	Bülow
March 2	Austin		ACL Live at The Moody Theatre
March 3	Houston		713 Music Hall
March 5	Atlanta		Coca-Cola Roxy
March 6	Nashville		Ryman Auditorium
March 9	Miami Beach		The Fillmore
March 11	Charlotte
March 12	Washington, D.C.		The Anthem
March 13	Philadelphia		The Fillmore
March 16	New York		Radio City Music Hall
March 17	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
March 20	Montreal	Canada	M Telus
March 21	Toronto		History
March 22
March 23	Cincinnati	United States	The Andrew J. Brady Music Center
March 25	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom
March 26	Indianapolis		Old National Centre
March 27	Detroit		The Fillmore
March 30	Milwaukee		The Rave
March 31	Minneapolis		The Armory
April 4	Calgary	Canada	MacEwan Ballroom
April 5	Edmonton		Winspear Centre
April 7	Vancouver		Queen Elizabeth Theatre
April 8	Seattle	United States	The Moore Theatre
April 9
April 11	Portland		Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
April 13	Oakland[lower-alpha 17]		Fox Theatre
April 14
April 16[lower-alpha 18]	Indio		Empire Polo Club	—
April 18	Phoenix		The Van Buren	Bülow
April 20	Denver		Mission Ballroom
April 23[lower-alpha 19]	Indio		Empire Polo Club	—
Leg 2 – Europe[22][24][26]
May 5	Oslo	Norway	Sentrum Scene	Mallrat
May 6	Stockholm	Sweden	Annexet
May 7	Copenhagen	Denmark	K.B. Hallen
May 9	Hamburg	Germany	Edel-optics.de Arena
May 10	Berlin		Verti Music Hall	Mallrat, Benee
May 11	Warsaw	Poland	COS Torwar	Mallrat
May 13	Munich	Germany	Tonhalle
May 14	Prague	Czechia	Forum Karlin
May 15	Vienna	Austria	Gasometer
May 17	Zurich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
May 18	Milan	Italy	Fabrique
May 20	Barcelona	Spain	Saint Jordi Club
May 21	Madrid		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
June 4	Manchester		O2 Victoria Warehouse
June 6	Birmingham		O2 Academy
June 8	Bristol
June 9	London		Eventim Apollo

Superache Tour

Superache Tour

Tour by Conan Gray
Gray's shirt worn at many of the tour dates.
Location	Asia North America Oceania South America
Associated album	Superache
Start date	September 16, 2022 (2022-09-16)
End date	March 26, 2023 (2023-03-26)
Legs	4
No. of shows	22 in North America 4 in Oceania 7 in Asia 4 in South America 37 in total
Conan Gray concert chronology

The Superache Tour was the fourth headlining tour by American singer-songwriter Conan Gray, in support of his second studio album Superache.^[27] The tour began on September 16, 2022, in Louisville, Kentucky, and ended on March 26, 2023, in Bogotá, Colombia. The tour visited thirteen countries across four continents.

The tour marked Gray's first performances in New Zealand and South America, as well as his first tour of Asia and Australia.

Shows

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
Leg 1 – North America[28][29]
September 16, 2022	Louisville	United States	Palace Theatre	Kacy Hill
September 18, 2022	St. Augustine		St. Augustine Amphitheatre
September 20, 2022	Lake Buena Vista[lower-alpha 20]		House of Blues
September 22, 2022	Moon Township[lower-alpha 21]		UPMC Events Center
September 24, 2022	Cleveland		Jacobs Pavilion
September 25, 2022[lower-alpha 22]	Dover		The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway	—
September 28, 2022	Chicago		Huntington Bank Pavilion	Kacy Hill
September 30, 2022	Columbus		KEMBA Live!
October 1, 2022	Bloomington		Indiana University Auditorium
October 3, 2022	Chesterfield		The Factory	Baby Queen
October 5, 2022	Oklahoma City		The Criterion
October 8, 2022[lower-alpha 23]	Austin		Zilker Park	—
October 9, 2022	El Paso		Plaza Theatre	Baby Queen
October 12, 2022	San Antonio		Aztec Theatre
October 13, 2022
October 14, 2022[lower-alpha 24]	Austin		Zilker Park	—
October 17, 2022	Salt Lake City		The Union	Baby Queen
October 19, 2022	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
October 20, 2022
October 22, 2022	San Diego		SOMA Mainstage
October 23, 2022
October 25, 2022	Paradise[lower-alpha 25]		Brooklyn Bowl
Leg 2 – Oceania[29][30]
November 13, 2022	Auckland	New Zealand	Spark Arena	There's a Tuesday
November 15, 2022	Brisbane	Australia	Fortitude Music Hall	Charlie Collins
November 18, 2022	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
November 19, 2022	Melbourne		Margaret Court Arena
Leg 3 – Asia[31]
February 14, 2023	Osaka	Japan	Namba Hatch	—
February 16, 2023	Yokohama		Pacifico Yokohama
February 18, 2023	Pasay[lower-alpha 26]	Philippines	SM Mall of Asia Arena
February 20, 2023	Singapore		The Star Theatre
February 22, 2023	Pak Kret[lower-alpha 27]	Thailand	Impact Exhibition Hall 5
February 25, 2023	Taipei	Taiwan	Taipei International Convention Center
February 28, 2023	Seoul	South Korea	KSPO Dome
Leg 4 – South America[32]
March 17, 2023[lower-alpha 28]	Santiago	Chile	Bicentennial Park	—
March 19, 2023[lower-alpha 29]	San Isidro[lower-alpha 30]	Argentina	Hipódromo de San Isidro
March 24, 2023[lower-alpha 31]	São Paulo	Brazil	Interlagos Circuit
March 26, 2023[lower-alpha 32]	Sopó[lower-alpha 33]	Colombia	Briceño 18

Cancelled Shows

List of cancelled concerts showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
September 17, 2022[lower-alpha 34]	Atlanta	United States	Piedmont Park	Gun violence in the United States[33]

Found Heaven on Tour

Main article: Found Heaven On Tour

Television performances

Air date	Program	City	Country	Ref.
November 4, 2019	Vevo DSCVR 2020: Artists to Watch	New York	United States	[34]
November 11, 2019	MTV Office Hours			[35]
February 20, 2020	MTV Stripped	Sydney	Australia	[36]
October 7, 2020	The Late Late Show with James Corden	Los Angeles	United States	[37]
June 23, 2022	The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon	New York		[38]
August 3, 2022	Live from Vevo Studio			[39]
August 9, 2022	The Show	Seoul	South Korea	[40]
April 4, 2024	Jimmy Kimmel Live!	Los Angeles	United States	[41]
April 9, 2024	GMA	New York		[42]

Other performances

Date	Event	City	Country	Venue	Ref.
February 15, 2019	Pray for the Wicked Tour[lower-alpha 35]	Inglewood	United States	Kia Forum	[43]
February 16, 2019		San Diego		Pechanga Arena	[44]
February 19, 2019		Oakland		Oracle Arena	[45]
February 20, 2019		Sacramento		Golden 1 Center	[43]
August 2, 2019	Lollapalooza	Chicago		Grant Park	[46]
September 4, 2019	Free private concert[lower-alpha 36][47]	West Hollywood		Troubadour	[48]
September 10, 2019		New York		Public Arts	[citation needed]
September 20, 2019	Life Is Beautiful Music & Art Festival	Las Vegas		Downtown Las Vegas	[49]
February 11, 2020	—	Sydney	Australia	The Metro Theatre (The Lair)	[50]
September 18, 2021	iHeartRadio Music Festival	Las Vegas	United States	Area15	[51]
June 24, 2022[lower-alpha 37]	Citi Summer Concert Series on Today	New York		Rockefeller Center	[52]
	Café Gray[lower-alpha 38]			The Flat	[53]
July 15, 2022	Japan Debut Showcase[lower-alpha 39]	Tokyo	Japan	Un­known	[54]
July 18, 2022	Major League Baseball Home Run Derby	Los Angeles	United States	Dodger Stadium	[55]
August 7, 2022	Haus of Wonder	Goyang	South Korea	Korea International Exhibition Center	[56]
August 28, 2022	MTV Video Music Awards	Newark	United States	Prudential Center	[57]
September 7, 2022	Spotlight	Los Angeles		Clive Davis Theatre	[58]
August 4, 2023	WiLD 94.9's Wazzmatazz	Mountain View		Shoreline Amphitheatre	[59]
August 12, 2023	Outside Lands	San Francisco		Golden Gate Park	[60]
September 23, 2023	Global Citizen Festival	New York		Great Lawn	[61]
March 1, 2024	Solo acoustic performance + Q&A	Edinburgh	Scotland	The Caves	[62]
March 3, 2024 (two shows)		Brighton	England	Concorde 2
March 4, 2024 (two shows)		London		Przym
March 20, 2024	Join Me for the Night	Los Angeles	United States	The Echo	[63]
April 9, 2024	Acoustic performance + Q&A	New York		Urban Outfitters	[64]
April 11, 2024	Acoustic performance	Los Angeles		Amoeba Hollywood	[65]
August 1, 2024	Lollapalooza	Chicago		Grant Park	[66]
August 4, 2024

Notes

1. The date Gray joined the tour, not necessarily the date the tour itself started.
2. Gray's final date on the tour, not necessarily the date the tour itself ended.
3. The continents in which Gray performed on the tour, not necessarily every continent the headlining artist visited.
4. The show on May 8, 2019, was originally scheduled to be held at O2 Academy Islington, but the venue was upgraded due to high demand.
5. The shows on May 9 and 10, 2019 were part of The Great Escape Festival.
6. The shows on May 9 and 10, 2019 were part of The Great Escape Festival.
7. The show on May 13, 2019, was originally scheduled to be held at Les Etoiles, but the venue was upgraded due to high demand.
8. The show on May 14, 2019, was originally scheduled to be held at Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld, but the venue was upgraded due to high demand.
9. The show on May 16, 2019, was originally scheduled to be held at Frannz Club, but the venue was upgraded due to high demand.
10. October 16 was the end date based on the shows that had been announced. It is possible that the date would've been later.
11. There were 4 legs announced prior to its cancellation, but there likely would have been more.
12. There were 28 shows announced prior to its cancellation, but there likely would have been more.
13. The show on June 18, 2020, would've been part of Firefly Music Festival.
14. The shows on October 9, 11 and 16, 2020, would've been part of Coachella.
15. The shows on October 9, 11 and 16, 2020, would've been part of Coachella.
16. The shows on October 9, 11 and 16, 2020, would've been part of Coachella.
17. Promoted as San Francisco
18. The shows on April 16 and 23, 2022 were part of Coachella.
19. The shows on April 16 and 23, 2022 were part of Coachella.
20. Promoted as Orlando
21. Promoted as Pittsburgh
22. The show on September 25 in Dover, Delaware was part of Firefly Music Festival.
23. The shows on October 8 and 14 were part of the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
24. The shows on October 8 and 14 were part of the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
25. Promoted as Las Vegas
26. Promoted as Manila
27. Promoted as Bangkok
28. The show on March 17, 2023, was part of Lollapalooza Chile.
29. The show on March 19, 2023, was part of Lollapalooza Argentina.
30. Promoted as Buenos Aires
31. The show on March 24, 2023, was part of Lollapalooza Brazil.
32. The show on March 26, 2023, was part of Festival Estéreo Picnic.
33. Promoted as Bogotá
34. The show on September 17 in Atlanta, Georgia would've been part of the Music Midtown Festival.
35. On these shows, Gray was the opening act for Panic! at the Disco.
36. Tickets could be attained by winning a contest on Gray's website.
37. There were two shows on June 24, 2022. The Citi Summer Concert Series occurred in the morning, and Café Grey in the afternoon.
38. A free pop-up café event, during which Gray appeared and performed an acoustic set.
39. Tickets could be attained by winning a contest on the Universal Music Japan website. To enter the contest, you could either save the album on streaming services, post a Tweet, or call select radio shows.

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