Carly Rae Jepsen’s huge 2027 Tour plans


photo: Mikayla LoBasso

Carly Rae Jepsen is gearing up for a monumental musical journey, taking her acclaimed album Day and Night to some of the biggest stages in North America. This sprawling 26-city tour promises to mark a significant new chapter for the global hitmaker, including her first-ever headlining performances at iconic venues like Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, and the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Dubbed the Day and Night tour, the concert run kicks off on April 15 in Edmonton, Alberta, and sweeps across the continent, concluding on May 29 in Montreal. Fans will have until October 8 to grab tickets for this epic experience.

The tour is a testament to the duality of her music. The 24-track double album, Day and Night, was conceived around two distinct sonic worlds: Day, which draws on organic, psychedelic pop influences, and Night, which dives deep into sleek, synth-heavy dance pop.

Jepsen’s career has seen her transition seamlessly between pop stardom and artistic ambition. While she has previously headlined major venues, her recent work showcases a continued evolution, blending commercial success with experimental artistic direction.

Beyond the stage, Jepsen is also bringing a beloved story to the Broadway stage. She is collaborating with Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Ethan Gruska on the score for a musical reimagining of 10 Things I Hate About You. Lena Dunham is writing the book alongside playwright Jessica Huang, and the production is being directed and choreographed by two-time Tony Award winner Christopher Wheeldon. This theatrical venture is set to begin performances on August 17, 2027.

The tour schedule is packed with incredible stops, including dates in major cities from Vancouver and San Francisco all the way to New York and Chicago, ensuring that fans across the continent will have access to this phenomenal performance.

You may also like: