Grace Ives set to support Gracie Abrams on 2027 tour

GRACE IVES SET TO SUPPORT GRACIE ABRAMS ON 2027 TOUR

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT DATES WITH OLIVIA RODRIGO CONFIRMED

HEADLINE TOUR ACROSS NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE UNDERWAY

Credit: Maddy Rottman

“Girlfriend is Ives’s most polished album yet”

“10 out of 10. No notes. No skips.”

“[Girlfriend] could go down as one of the year’s most pertinent examples of pop’s remedial properties.”

May 28, 2026—Much-lauded vocalist, songwriter and producer Grace Ives will support Gracie Abrams on her 2027 tour across North America. Grace will join Gracie for her arena dates in Toronto, Atlanta, Charlotte and Boston early next year.  The news follows a separate announcement that Grace will also support Olivia Rodrigo on her Unraveled Tour across the U.K. and Europe, with more dates added for select sold-out cities. Grace will join Olivia for two more nights in Amsterdam and one more in London, on top of previously confirmed dates in Stockholm and Munich. Both announcements come on the heels of Grace's critically acclaimed album, Girlfriend, released this spring via True Panther/Capitol Records. The album received widespread praise from The New York Times, NPR, Stereogum, NYLON, and more; earned Pitchfork’s Best New Music and has already been included on its list of the best music of 2026. Get it here. In support of Girlfriend, Grace recently wrapped up a headline tour across North America, playing sold-out shows in Brooklyn, Los Angeles and more. She’s now headed to Europe for a run of shows in Paris, London, Barcelona and more. See below for full tour routing and visit graceives4u.com for more information. Written and produced alongside Grammy Award-winner Ariel Rechtshaid (Charli xcx, Vampire Weekend, Kelela) and John DeBold (HAIM, Dora Jar, Dijon), along with mixing by Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, MGMT), Girlfriend marks Grace’s return to music after a nearly three-year hiatus. Created during a period of profound personal change, the album documents a life in flux—moving from chaos toward clarity, isolation toward connection—while ushering in the most expansive and sonically ambitious music of her career. Girlfriend is available for physical purchase on signed Girlfriend Pink vinyl and on CD. In celebration of the announcement, Girlfriend is also now available on 7” vinyl—order here. Girlfriend follows Grace’s 2022 breakout album Janky Star, which was hailed as one of the best of the year by The New York Times, NPR and Pitchfork, among many others. NYLON lauded Janky Star as “a playful, irreverent, and unexpectedly resonant collection of songs” that was the “year’s most relatable pop record.” In celebration of the release, the Brooklyn-raised vocalist and songwriter made her T.V. debut with "Lullaby" on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” toured North America and Europe, and made appearances at Pitchfork Music Festival, Outside Lands and more.

GRACE IVES LIVE 2026 April 17––Underground Arts––Philadelphia, PA April 18––Bar Le Ritz PDB––Montreal, QC April 20––Longboat Hall––Toronto, ON April 21––El Club––Detroit, MI April 22––Lincoln Hall––Chicago, IL April 23––7th Street Entry––Minneapolis, MN April 25––The Bottleneck––Lawrence, KS April 27––Bluebird Theater––Denver, CO April 28––Urban Lounge––Salt Lake City, UT April 30––Polaris Hall––Portland, OR May 1––Neumos––Seattle, WA May 2––Fox Cabaret––Vancouver, BC May 5––The Independent––San Francisco, CA May 7––Teragram Ballroom––Los Angeles, CA May 8––Constellation Room––Santa Ana, CA May 9––The Rebel Lounge––Phoenix, AZ May 11––Brushy Street Commons––Austin, TX May 12––White Oak Music Hall (Upstairs)––Houston, TX May 13––Club Dada––Dallas, TX May 15––Blue Room at Third Man Records––Nashville, TN May 16––The Masquerade––Atlanta, GA May 17––Cat’s Cradle Back Room––Carrboro, NC May 19––The Atlantis––Washington, DC May 20––The Sinclair––Cambridge, MA May 21––Music Hall of Williamsburg––Brooklyn, NY June 6––Primavera Sound––Barcelona, ES June 8––Hasard Ludique––Paris, FR June 10––Rotonde/Botanique––Brussels, BE June 12––Kantine am Berghain––Berlin, DE June 14––Paradiso (Small Hall)––Amsterdam, NN June 16––Village Underground––London, U.K. 2027 February 18––Scotiabank Arena––Toronto, ON* February 19––Scotiabank Arena––Toronto, ON* February 23––State Farm Arena––Atlanta, GA* February 24––State Farm Arena––Atlanta, GA* February 26––Spectrum Center––Charlotte, NC* February 27––Spectrum Center––Charlotte, NC* March 1––TD Garden––Boston, MA* March 2––TD Garden––Boston, MA* March 19––Avicii Arena––Stockholm, SE† March 20––Avicii Arena––Stockholm, SE† March 23––Ziggo Dome––Amsterdam, NL† March 24––Ziggo Dome––Amsterdam, NL† March 27––Ziggo Dome––Amsterdam, NL† March 28––Ziggo Dome––Amsterdam, NL† April 1––Olympiahalle––Munich, DE† April 2––Olympiahalle––Munich, DE† April 5––O2 Arena––London, U.K. † April 6––O2 Arena––London, U.K. † April 8––O2 Arena––London, U.K. † April 9––O2 Arena––London, U.K. † April 12––O2 Arena––London, U.K. † *with Gracie Abrams †with Olivia Rodrigo

Album artwork; credit: Maddy Rottman