Carly Rae Jepsen is taking her freshly released double album into the arena this spring: a 26-date North American tour that begins in Alberta and closes in Quebec, with headline stops at high-profile venues including Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The run puts the spotlight on a sprawling 24-track record and arrives at a moment when Jepsen is also involved in a Broadway-bound musical project.
The trek launches in mid-April and moves steadily through western Canada and the U.S. before sweeping back east in May. For fans, the routing promises a chance to hear selections from the new record live and to see Jepsen play both theaters and larger arenas.
Released last month, the double LP Day and Night was preceded by several singles — including “On Wires,” “After All,” “Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor,” and “Motivation” — that set expectations for an energetic, pop-forward set. With 24 tracks to draw from, concertgoers should expect a mix of recent singles and deeper cuts.
Jepsen’s public profile has broadened beyond pop releases: she and writer-director Lena Dunham are collaborating on a stage adaptation of 10 Things I Hate About You, now slated for Broadway, which adds another layer of interest to this touring period.
Day and Night Tour 2027 — North American dates
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 04-15 | Edmonton, AB | Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium |
| 04-16 | Calgary, AB | Grey Eagle Resort & Casino |
| 04-18 | Vancouver, BC | Orpheum |
| 04-19 | Portland, OR | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall |
| 04-21 | San Francisco, CA | Bill Graham Civic Auditorium |
| 04-22 | Los Angeles, CA | Kia Forum |
| 04-23 | San Diego, CA | Gallagher Square at Petco Park |
| 04-25 | Morrison, CO | Red Rocks Amphitheatre |
| 04-27 | Salt Lake City, UT | The Complex |
| 04-30 | Las Vegas, NV | The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan |
| 05-01 | Phoenix, AZ | Arizona Financial Theatre |
| 05-05 | Irving, TX | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory |
| 05-07 | Austin, TX | Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park |
| 05-08 | Houston, TX | 713 Music Hall |
| 05-10 | Nashville, TN | The Truth |
| 05-11 | Atlanta, GA | Coca-Cola Roxy |
| 05-12 | Charlotte, NC | Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre |
| 05-14 | Washington, D.C. | The Anthem |
| 05-15 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden |
| 05-18 | Philadelphia, PA | The Met |
| 05-19 | Boston, MA | MGM Music Hall at Fenway |
| 05-21 | Chicago, IL | The Chicago Theatre |
| 05-22 | Detroit, MI | Fox Theatre |
| 05-25 | Toronto, ON | History |
| 05-28 | Ottawa, ON | History |
| 05-29 | Montreal, QC | Mtelus |
What this means for listeners: Jepsen is staging a significant spring stretch that will test how a double album translates live. The mix of intimate theaters and large-capacity arenas suggests varied show experiences — some nights geared toward pop singalongs, others suited for more produced spectacle.
Critics and fans are beginning to weigh in on Day and Night, and the tour will offer the clearest picture yet of how those new songs land onstage. For now, the schedule gives supporters across North America multiple chances to hear Jepsen’s newest material performed in full.
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