American Idol Live! 2018

American Idol Live! 2018 was a summer concert tour in the United States that features the Top 7 finalists of the sixteenth season of American Idol.^[1]

American Idol Live! 2018

Tour by American Idol
Top 7 contestants from season 16
Start date	July 11, 2018
End date	September 16, 2018
No. of shows	46
American Idol concert chronology

Performers

• Maddie Poppe (winner)
• Caleb Lee Hutchinson (runner-up)
• Gabby Barrett (3rd place)
• Cade Foehner (4th/5th place)
• Michael J. Woodard (4th/5th place)
• Catie Turner (6/7th place)
• Jurnee (6/7th place)
• Kris Allen (season 8 winner)
• In Real Life (July 11–August 12)
• Forever in Your Mind (August 13–September 16)

Setlist

• Top 7 – "Meant to Be" (Bebe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line)
• Jurnee – "Never Enough" (Loren Allred)
• Catie Turner – "Part of Me" (Katy Perry), "Havana" (with Gabby Barrett and Jurnee on backing vocals) (Camila Cabello feat. Young Thug)
• Barrett, Turner and Michael J. Woodard – "Titanium" (David Guetta feat. Sia)
• Barrett, Jurnee and Woodard – "Bang Bang" (Jessie J, Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj)
• Barrett – "Little Red Wagon" (Audra Mae), "Church Bells" (Carrie Underwood), "Don't Stop Believin'" (Journey)
• Top 7 – "My Church" (Maren Morris)
• Barrett, Cade Foehner, Jurnee and Turner – "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?" (Prince)
• Maddie Poppe – "Brand New Key" (with Turner on tambourine and with Caleb Lee Hutchinson and Woodard on backing vocals) (Melanie)
• Hutchinson – "Like a Wrecking Ball" (with Kris Allen and Foehner on guitars) (Eric Church), "Don't Close Your Eyes" (with Foehner on guitar) (Keith Whitley), "Folsom Prison Blues" (with Allen and Foehner on guitars) (Johnny Cash)
• Foehner – "No Good" (Kaleo), "The Thrill Is Gone" (B.B. King)
• Barrett and Foehner – "Never Tear Us Apart" (INXS)
• Allen – "Falling Slowly" (Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová), "Ain't No Sunshine" (Bill Withers), "Heartless" (Kanye West), "When All the Stars Have Died" (Kris Allen), "Live Like We're Dying" (The Script)
• Woodard – "My Heart Will Go On" (Celine Dion), "Maybe This Time" (Kander and Ebb), "Beauty and the Beast" (with Barrett and Turner on backing vocals) (Angela Lansbury)
• Hutchinson and Poppe – "You've Got a Friend" (Carole King)
• Poppe – "God Only Knows" (The Beach Boys), "Going, Going, Gone" (Maddie Poppe), "Rainbow Connection" (with Allen and Hutchinson on backing vocals) (Jim Henson)
• All – "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back" (Shawn Mendes)

Tour dates

Date (2018)[1]	City	U.S. state	Venue
July 11	Redding	California	Redding Civic Auditorium
July 12	Central Point	Oregon	Jackson County Fair
July 13	Napa	California	Uptown Theater
July 16	Denver	Colorado	Paramount Theatre
July 19	Grand Prairie	Texas	Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
July 20	San Antonio		H-E-B Performance Hall
July 21	McAllen		McAllen Performing Arts Center
July 23	Tucson	Arizona	Fox Tucson Theatre
July 24	Mesa		Ikeda Theater
July 26	San Diego	California	Copley Symphony Hall
July 27	Saratoga		Mountain Winery
July 29	Paradise	Nevada	Orleans Arena
July 30	Modesto	California	Mary Stuart Rogers Theater
July 31	Livermore		Wente Vineyards
August 1	San Luis Obispo		Fremont Theater
August 3	Thousand Oaks		Fred Kavli Theatre
August 4	Los Angeles		Orpheum Theatre
August 5	Riverside		Fox Performing Arts Center
August 8	Tulsa	Oklahoma	Club Brady
August 9	Kansas City	Missouri	Uptown Theater
August 10	St. Louis		Fox Theatre
August 12	Baltimore	Maryland	Modell Performing Arts Center
August 13	Albany	New York	Palace Theatre
August 14	Upper Darby	Pennsylvania	Tower Theater
August 16	Westbury	New York	The Space at Westbury
August 17	Morristown	New Jersey	Mayo Performing Arts Center
August 18	Englewood		Bergen Performing Arts Center
August 19	Lynn	Massachusetts	Lynn Memorial Auditorium
August 21	Cincinnati	Ohio	Taft Theatre
August 22	Indianapolis	Indiana	Murat Theatre
August 23	Omaha	Nebraska	Orpheum Theatre
August 24	Sioux Falls	South Dakota	Mary W. Sommervold Hall
August 27	Salem	Oregon	Oregon State Fair
August 28	Monroe	Washington	Evergreen State Fair
August 30	Billings	Montana	Alberta Bair Theater
August 31	Kamas	Utah	DeJoria Center
September 2	Deadwood	South Dakota	Deadwood Mountain Event Center
September 5	Minneapolis	Minnesota	State Theatre
September 6	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Riverside Theater
September 7	Rosemont	Illinois	Rosemont Theatre
September 9	Nashville	Tennessee	Ryman Auditorium
September 10	Huber Heights	Ohio	Rose Music Center
September 12	York	Pennsylvania	York Fair
September 13	Munhall		Carnegie Library Music Hall
September 14	Red Bank	New Jersey	Count Basie Theatre
September 15	New Bedford	Massachusetts	Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
September 16	Washington, D.C.		Warner Theatre

References

1. "American Idol: Live! 2018". Retrieved May 14, 2018.