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Gracie Abrams’ “The Look at My Life Tour” Sells Out: Here’s How to Still Get Tickets

Gracie Abrams' "The Look at My Life Tour" has sold out. If you missed the initial on-sale, there are still options available to secure tickets before the tour commences.

Consequence·Jun 5, 2026·via Consequence

Gracie Abrams’ “The Look at My Life Tour” Sells Out: Here’s How to Still Get Tickets

Gracie Abrams ‘ “The Look at My Life Tour” marks a major milestone for the singer-songwriter, and it’s proving to be one of the biggest tours of 2026 and 2027. The 64-date global run — her largest tour to date — kicks off December 2nd in Denver and wraps May 28th, 2027 in Barcelona, spanning North America, Europe, and the UK. Coming in support of her third album Daughter from Hell , the tour features multi-night runs in every North American market and extended stops in Los Angeles (4 shows), Brooklyn (4 shows), London (4 shows at The O2), Manchester (3 shows), Paris (3 shows), and Amsterdam (3 shows).

Pre-sales wrapped up on June 3rd, and as expected, tickets flew off the (digital) shelves. With general on-sale launching today, June 5th, a number of shows sold out within minutes. If you missed the on-sale window, don’t panic — there are still legitimate ways to get tickets. Here’s everything you need to know about securing your spot, what to expect price-wise, and how to avoid getting scammed.

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Where Can You Still Get Tickets?

Tickets for a number of high-project markets, including New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, Atlanta, Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Boston, are presently sold-out, according to publicly available Ticketmaster listings.

Some tickets do remain available in secondary markets such as Glendale and Portland.

For those markets where tickets are sold out. Don’t worry, as options do exist to still get in the door.

StubHub

StubHub is a reliable option for resale tickets. Every purchase is backed by StubHub’s FanProtect guarantee, meaning if something goes wrong with your order, you’re covered at 110%. Prices on secondary markets fluctuate based on demand, so expect to pay more than face value in most cases — but you’ll have peace of mind knowing your tickets are real. Browse available tickets here .

What to Expect: Pricing Reality Check

As stated, this is Gracie Abrams’ biggest tour yet, and prices on the secondary market reflect that.

Face value pricing on Ticketmaster varies by market and seat location, ranging from around $60-$80 for upper-level seats to $300+ for premium lower bowl and floor sections. But if you’re looking at the secondary market, expect to pay a premium.

Early data from resale platforms shows significant variation by date and city. Here’s what influences pricing on the secondary market:

Show Date — Weeknight shows tend to be cheaper than Friday/Saturday performances. Opening nights and final shows in each city often see higher demand and pricing.

Seat Location — Upper bowl seats are the most affordable entry point. Lower bowl and floor sections command premium prices. Front-of-stage areas and VIP sections are the highest-priced tickets.

Time Until Show — Prices can drop as the show date approaches if sellers are motivated to move inventory, but don’t bank on it for a tour this big.

Market and Venue — Larger cities and venues with extended runs sometimes offer more pricing variation across different nights.

One crucial thing to remember: when you see a ticket price listed, that’s often not your final cost. Most ticketing platforms add service fees, processing fees, and delivery charges that can tack on 20-40% to the listed price. A $200 ticket can easily become $260-$280 after all fees are calculated. StubHub and some other secondary platforms show all-in pricing upfront, which is helpful for budgeting.

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Tips for Securing Tickets

Getting tickets to a sold-out Gracie Abrams show takes patience, flexibility, and a bit of strategy. Here’s what actually works:

1. Keep Checking Back

This is the most important tip. Don’t assume “sold out” means gone forever. Check Ticketmaster and StubHub multiple times a day, especially in the hours and days following today’s general on-sale. Payment issues, cancelled orders, and returned tickets create new inventory constantly. Some fans report finding tickets days or even weeks after the initial sell-out.

2. Be Flexible with Dates

Nearly every North American market on this tour has at least two shows. Denver has two. Oakland has two. Glendale has two. Seattle has three. Los Angeles has four. Brooklyn has four. If your first-choice date is out of reach price-wise or sold out, consider a different night in the same market. More options mean better chances of finding something in your budget.

3. Set Price Alerts

Most secondary market platforms let you set alerts for specific price ranges or seat sections. Use them. Prices fluctuate constantly, and you want to know immediately when something in your budget becomes available.

4. Compare Dates Before You Buy

If you’re looking at a market with multiple shows, compare pricing across all the dates before committing. Weeknight shows often run significantly cheaper than weekend performances for the exact same concert. A little flexibility on which night you attend can save you hundreds of dollars.

5. Act Fast When You Find Something

When you find a ticket in your budget, don’t sit on it hoping something slightly better comes along. Good listings at reasonable prices don’t last long on high-demand tours like this.

Avoiding Scams: How to Protect Yourself

With tickets this in-demand, scammers are everywhere. Here’s how to stay safe:

Never buy from social media. If someone messages you on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok claiming to have tickets for sale, assume it’s a scam. Even if the account looks legitimate, it could be hacked or faked.

Never accept screenshots as proof. Screenshots of tickets mean nothing — they can be photoshopped or sold to multiple people. You need actual, transferable tickets through an official platform.

Never send money via Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or wire transfer. Legitimate ticket transactions happen through platforms with buyer protection. If someone asks you to pay through a peer-to-peer app, it’s very likely a scam.

Stick to verified platforms. Ticketmaster Verified Resale and StubHub both have buyer protection policies. If something goes wrong, you have recourse. If you’re considering buying from an individual, use a platform like StubHub that holds the payment until the tickets are transferred.

If it sounds too good to be true, it is. Floor seats selling for $75 when everywhere else they’re $400+? That’s not a deal. That’s a scam.

What to Expect at Gracie Abrams’ “The Look at My Life Tour”

Gracie Abrams’ live shows are known for intimate, emotionally resonant performances that translate even in arena settings. “The Look at My Life Tour” will feature songs from her new album Daughter from Hell alongside fan favorites from Good Riddance and The Secret of Us . Expect confessional songwriting, guitar-driven arrangements, and plenty of singalongs.

Support acts vary by leg and date. The North American run features a rotating cast including Rachel Chinouriri (Denver/Oakland), Holly Humberstone (Los Angeles, December 18th-20th), Del Water Gap (Seattle/Portland), Charlotte Lawrence (Chicago/Nashville), Grace Ives (Toronto through Charlotte), Bella Kay (Washington D.C.), Jensen McRae (Philadelphia), and The Japanese House (Brooklyn). The European/UK leg features Samia throughout, with Jake Minch supporting the Amsterdam through Barcelona dates.

Most shows start around 7:30 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. local time. Doors typically open 60-90 minutes before showtime. Check your venue’s specific guidelines for bag policies, entry procedures, and any other requirements.

Gracie Abrams’ 2026-2027 “The Look at My Life Tour” Dates

Below are all 64 confirmed tour dates. For the most up-to-date ticketing information and availability, visit gracieabrams.com .

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North America — Winter 2026:

12/02 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena *

12/03 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena *

12/06 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena *

12/07 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena *

12/09 — Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena *

12/10 — Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena *

12/14 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum *

12/18 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum +

12/19 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum +

12/20 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum +

North America — Winter/Spring 2027:

01/26 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena #

01/27 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena #

01/29 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena #

01/31 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center #

02/01 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center #

02/11 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ^

02/12 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ^

02/14 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena ^

02/15 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena ^

02/18 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena ~

02/19 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena ~

02/23 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena ~

02/24 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena ~

02/26 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center ~

02/27 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center ~

03/01 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~

03/02 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~

03/04 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena &dagger;

03/05 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena &dagger;

03/08 — Montréal, QC @ Centre Bell &dagger;

03/09 — Montréal, QC @ Centre Bell &dagger;

03/12 — Philadelphia, PA @ Xfinity Mobile Arena &Dagger;

03/13 — Philadelphia, PA @ Xfinity Mobile Arena &Dagger;

03/16 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center §

03/17 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center §

03/19 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center §

03/20 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center §

Europe/UK — Spring 2027:

04/08 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena %

04/09 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena %

04/12 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena %

04/15 — Antwerp, Belgium @ AFAS Dome %

04/16 — Antwerp, Belgium @ AFAS Dome %

04/19 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena %

04/20 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena %

04/22 — Manchester, United Kingdom @ Co-op Live %

04/24 — Manchester, United Kingdom @ Co-op Live %

04/25 — Manchester, United Kingdom @ Co-op Live %

04/27 — Glasgow, United Kingdom @ OVO Hydro %

04/28 — Glasgow, United Kingdom @ OVO Hydro %

04/30 — London, United Kingdom @ The O2 %

05/01 — London, United Kingdom @ The O2 %

05/03 — London, United Kingdom @ The O2 %

05/04 — London, United Kingdom @ The O2 %

05/07 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome ||

05/08 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome ||

05/10 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome ||

05/12 — Berlin, Germany @ Uber Arena ||

05/13 — Berlin, Germany @ Uber Arena ||

05/18 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena ||

05/19 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena ||

05/23 — Milan, Italy @ Unipol Dome ||

05/24 — Milan, Italy @ Unipol Dome ||

05/27 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi ||

05/28 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi ||

* = w/ Rachel Chinouriri

+ = w/ Holly Humberstone

# = w/ Del Water Gap

^ = w/ Charlotte Lawrence

~ = w/ Grace Ives

&dagger; = w/ Bella Kay

&Dagger; = w/ Jensen McRae

§ = w/ The Japanese House

% = w/ Samia

|| = w/ Jake Minch

About “The Look at My Life Tour”

“The Look at My Life Tour” is Gracie Abrams’ largest headline run to date and comes in support of Daughter from Hell , her third studio album due July 17th, 2026 via Republic Records. Written and produced with Aaron Dessner, the album follows The Secret of Us (2024). Lead single “Hit the Wall” is out now.

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_Originally reported by [Consequence](https://consequence.net/2026/06/gracie-abrams-2026-2027-tour-sold-out-ticket-guide/)._