The Secret of Us Tour


The Secret of Us Tour was the fourth concert tour by American singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, in support of her second studio album, The Secret of Us. The tour began on September 5, 2024, in Portland, United States, and concluded on August 27, 2025, in Mexico City, Mexico.

Background

Abrams announced the United States dates for the tour on June 3, 2024. More shows were expected to be announced at a later date, as she titled these dates in the announcement. Fans in the United Kingdom had the chance to pre-order the album from her official store, which gave them access to a presale. Second shows in New York, Los Angeles, and Denver were added due to high demand. Third shows in New York and Los Angeles were also added for the same reason.
Fans could sign up for a presale code through Seated registration presale, which began on June 4 at 10am local time. A Live Nation and Ticketmaster presale was scheduled for 10am local time on June 5, and a Spotify presale was scheduled for 10am local time on June 6. General public ticket sales began on Friday, June 7 at 10am local time through Ticketmaster. The tour also includes two VIP packages, the Close To You Premium Package and the Gracie Abrams VIP Package.
The European dates were announced on July 15, 2024. The Oceania dates were announced on September 1, 2024. The Asia dates were announced on December 2, 2024. A second North American leg, billed as The Secret Of Us Deluxe Tour, was announced on December 9, 2024. Additional dates were added due to high demand.

Setlist

2024

This setlist was taken from the show in Portland on September 5, 2024. It does not represent all shows throughout the 2024 tour.
  1. "Felt Good About You"
  2. "Risk"
  3. "Blowing Smoke"
  4. "21"
  5. "I Love You, I'm Sorry"
  6. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  7. "Gave You I Gave You I"
  8. "Mess It Up"
  9. "Full Machine"
  10. Surprise Song
  11. "Good Luck Charlie"
  12. "I Knew It, I Know You"
  13. "I Know It Won't Work"
  14. "Friend"
  15. "Normal Thing"
  16. "Feels Like"
  17. "Let It Happen"
  18. "Tough Love"
  19. "I Miss You, I'm Sorry"
  20. "Free Now"
;Encore
  2. "Us"
  3. "Close To You"

2025

This setlist was taken from the show in Sydney on May 2, 2025. It does not represent all shows throughout the 2025 tour.
  1. "Felt Good About You"
  2. "Risk"
  3. "Blowing Smoke"
  4. "21"
  5. "I Love You, I'm Sorry"
  6. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  7. "Gave You I Gave You I"
  8. "Mess It Up"
  9. "Friend"
  10. "Camden"
  11. "Normal Thing"
  12. "I Told You Things"
  13. "Let It Happen"
  14. "Tough Love"
  15. Surprise song
  16. "Cool"
  17. "I Miss You, I'm Sorry"
  18. "Us"
  19. "Free Now"
;Encore
  2. "That's So True"
  3. "Close To You"

The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour

This setlist was taken from the show in Boston on July 23, 2025. It does not represent all shows throughout the deluxe tour.
  1. "Risk"
  2. "Blowing Smoke"
  3. "21"
  4. "I Love You, I'm Sorry"
  5. "Where Do We Go Now?"
  6. "Death Wish"
  7. "Normal Thing"
  8. "Friend"
  9. "Mess It Up"
  10. "Packing It Up"
  11. "Full Machine"
  12. "I Told You Things"
  13. "Out of Nowhere"
  14. "Let It Happen"
  15. "Tough Love"
;B stage
  2. Surprise song
  3. "Cool"
  4. "I Miss You, I'm Sorry"
;C stage
  2. "Right Now"
  3. "Free Now"
;Main stage
  2. "Us"
;Encore
  2. "That's So True"
  3. "Close To You"

Surprise songs

Abrams performs one surprise song from her discography at each show after "Full Machine" in 2024, and after "Tough Love" in 2025.
  • September 5 – Portland: "Right Now"
  • September 6 – Seattle: "Camden"
  • September 8 – Berkeley: "The Bottom"
  • September 9 – Los Angeles: "That's So True"
  • September 11 – Los Angeles: "I Should Hate You"
  • September 12 – Los Angeles: "Best"
  • September 15 – Denver: "Older"
  • September 16 – Denver: "Better"
  • September 19 – Irving: "In Between"
  • September 20 – Houston: "The Blue"
  • September 22 – Austin: "This Is What The Drugs Are For"
  • September 24 – Kansas City: "Wishful Thinking"
  • September 25 – Minneapolis: "Amelie"
  • September 27 – Chicago: "Cool"
  • September 29 – Nashville: "Abby"
  • September 30 – Atlanta: "Difficult"
  • October 2 – Washington, D.C.: "Fault Line"
  • October 4 – New York City: "Rockland"
  • October 5 – New York City: "Packing It Up"
  • October 9 – Boston: "Augusta"
  • October 10 – Portland: "Long Sleeves"
  • October 14 – New York: "Block Me Out"
  • October 15 – Philadelphia: "Right Now"
  • February 8 – Madrid: "Mean It"
  • February 9 – Madrid: "Feels Like"
  • February 11 – Lisbon: "Amelie"
  • February 15 – Stuttgart: "Difficult"
  • February 17 – Amsterdam: "Packing It Up"
  • February 19 – Hamburg: "Stay" and "Call Me When You Break Up"
  • February 21 – Düsseldorf: "405"
  • February 22 – Berlin: "Long Sleeves"
  • February 24 – Zürich: "Two People"
  • February 25 – Milan: "Best" and "Cold Goodbyes"
  • February 27 – Paris: "Cedar"
  • March 6 – London: "Right Now" and "Death Wish"
  • March 7 – Manchester: "Block Me Out"
  • March 8 – Cardiff: "Fault Line" and "The Blue"
  • March 10 – Dublin: "Good Luck Charlie"
  • March 12 – Glasgow: "Older" and "Wishful Thinking"
  • March 13 – Leeds: "In Between"
  • April 3 – Singapore: "Feels Like"
  • April 6 – Seoul: "Tehe"
  • April 8 – Tokyo: "405"
  • April 10 – Shanghai: "I Know It Won't Work"
  • April 14 – Hong Kong: "Full Machine"
  • April 17 – Taipei: "The Bottom"
  • April 19 – Bangkok: "Stay"
  • April 29 – Auckland: "Liability"
  • May 2 – Sydney: "Torn"
  • May 3 – Sydney: "This Is What The Drugs Are For"
  • May 4 – Sydney: "Painkillers" and "In Between"
  • May 6 – Brisbane: "Best"
  • May 7 – Brisbane: "Abby"
  • May 9 – Melbourne: "Right Now" and "I Knew It, I Know You"
  • May 10 – Melbourne: "Better" and "Mean It"
  • May 11 – Melbourne: "Amelie"
  • May 13 – Adelaide: "405"
  • May 16 – Perth: "Full Machine" / "I Know It Won't Work" / "Cedar"
  • May 17 – Perth: "For Real This Time" / "Stay" / "Right Now"
  • June 25 – Nottingham: "Unsteady"
  • July 23 – Boston: "Augusta"
  • July 24 – Boston: "Rockland"
  • July 26 – Toronto: "Best"
  • July 28 – New York City: "Alright"
  • July 29 – New York City: "Two People"
  • August 6 – Inglewood: "405" and "In Between"
  • August 7 – Inglewood: "All Too Well "
  • August 11 – Morrison: "Block Me Out"
  • August 26 – Mexico City: "I Knew It, I Know You"
  • August 27 – Mexico City: "Minor"

Personnel

Adapted from the credits of Apple Music Live: Gracie Abrams concert film.
Artist
Band & Music Direction
  • Cooper Cowgill — musical director, bass
  • Elle Puckett — guitar, vocals
  • Casey Kalmenson — keys, guitar, vocals
  • Gabe Smith — drums, vocals
Tour Production '/ Audio / Lighting / Video / Design'
  • Vinnie Ferra — tour director / creative director
  • Mike “Mac” McAree — production manager
  • Mackenzie “Mac” Dunster — tour manager
  • Jonny Stiegler — touring operations
  • Dom Rizco — front of house engineer
  • Juan Carlos Garcia-Spitz — monitor engineer
  • Moath Hattab — A&R, executive creative director
  • Clair Global — audio vendor
  • Michael Brown — production design / creative direction
  • Ben Krall — video design
  • Taylor Glatt — lighting director
  • Zach Sternberg — assistant lighting designer / lighting programmer
  • Creative Technology — visuals / LED / rigging
  • Clearwing — lighting / video / rigging / staging