Lukas Graham Announces 2027 North American Headline Tour
Lukas Graham will return to North America for a 13-date headline tour next spring in support of his fifth studio…

Lukas Graham will return to North America for a 13-date headline tour next spring in support of his fifth studio album, “Good Times.” The run opens March 2 in Dallas and concludes April 11 in Chicago, with stops in New York, Toronto, Boston and other cities.
The tour follows the August release of “Good Times.” The 13-track album includes “To Know A Girl” and “Before You Go” and draws on folk and Celtic influences tied to Graham’s upbringing in Copenhagen and his Irish heritage.
The dates begin with six March shows, running from Dallas through a March 10 performance at Irving Plaza in New York. After a break, Graham resumes the tour April 2 in Boston. The final stretch includes Philadelphia, Toronto, Detroit, Indianapolis and Minneapolis before closing at House of Blues Chicago.
The announcement comes after Graham withdrew from Ed Sheeran’s “Loop Tour” last week in solidarity with Macklemore. Graham and several other supporting artists left the tour after a dispute involving Macklemore’s onstage statements in support of Palestine.
Tickets go on sale Friday, September 25, at 10 a.m. through Graham’s website. The announcement did not specify a time zone for the sale. One dollar from each ticket sold will go to Plan International, an organization that works on children’s rights and equality for girls.
For more information and additional details, fans can visit Graham’s official website.
A complete list of tour dates can be found below:
Lukas Graham 2027 North American Tour Dates
| Date | City | Venue |
| March 2 | Dallas, Texas | The Echo |
| March 4 | Atlanta, Georgia | Buckhead Theatre |
| March 5 | Tampa, Florida | The RITZ Ybor |
| March 7 | Charlotte, North Carolina | The Fillmore |
| March 9 | Silver Spring, Maryland | The Fillmore |
| March 10 | New York, New York | Irving Plaza |
| April 2 | Boston, Massachusetts | House of Blues |
| April 3 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Theatre of Living Arts |
| April 6 | Toronto, Ontario | The Danforth Music Hall |
| April 7 | Detroit, Michigan | Saint Andrew’s Hall |
| April 8 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Egyptian Room at Old National Centre |
| April 10 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Uptown Theater |
| April 11 | Chicago, Illinois | House of Blues |
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