Gracie Abrams is heading into arenas on The Look at My Life Tour supporting her album Daughter from Hell. The North American leg runs from December 2026 through March 2027, with multi-night stands in key cities. Many dates sold out quickly after the June 2026 on-sale, so discount and resale tickets are the main way fans are still getting in for Seattle, Chicago, and other stops.
Tour Overview
The Look at My Life Tour is a 64-date arena run promoted by Live Nation. North American dates are presented by Capital One. Special guests rotate and include Del Water Gap, Charlotte Lawrence, Holly Humberstone, Grace Ives, and others depending on the city. The North American portion wraps with multiple nights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn in March 2027 before the European/UK leg begins in April.
Official tour details and remaining inventory are listed on the Gracie Abrams official store tour page. Primary tickets originally went through Ticketmaster.
Seattle: Climate Pledge Arena (January 26, 27 & 29, 2027)
Seattle gets three nights at Climate Pledge Arena with special guest Del Water Gap. Doors typically open around 6:30 p.m. with showtime at 8:00 p.m.
Primary tickets moved fast. Secondary market listings currently show upper-level seats often starting in the $60–$120 range (all-in) on some platforms, with better lower-level and club seats higher. Compare current options on:
- Ticketmaster (verified resale)
- StubHub, Capital City Tickets, and other major resale sites
Check the venue’s bag policy and entry rules before you go—Climate Pledge Arena has clear guidelines on its site.
Chicago: United Center (February 11 & 12, 2027)
Chicago hosts two nights at United Center with special guest Charlotte Lawrence. Gates open around 6:30 p.m.; showtime is 8:00 p.m.
Resale prices vary by section. Upper-level seats have been listed starting roughly in the $80–$150 range (all-in) in recent inventory snapshots, while lower-level and premium seats run significantly higher. Use the same comparison approach across Ticketmaster verified resale, StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats. Prices fluctuate daily, so set alerts if you have a target section or budget.
Other Cities Worth Checking
Additional high-demand stops include:
- Nashville – Bridgestone Arena (February 14–15, 2027)
- Atlanta – State Farm Arena (February 23–24, 2027)
- Toronto – Scotiabank Arena (February 18–19, 2027)
- Brooklyn – Barclays Center (multiple nights in March 2027)
Full routing is on the official tour page and Wikipedia’s tour summary.
How to Find Discount & Resale Tickets
- Start with Ticketmaster’s verified resale for the safest face-value-adjacent options when available.
- Compare all-in pricing (including fees) on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Capital City Tickets—prices can differ by $20–$50+ for similar seats.
- Look at upper-level or value sections first for the biggest savings.
- Watch for last-minute drops as the dates approach; inventory often increases closer to showtime.
- Avoid unofficial sellers or social media deals that ask for payment outside major platforms.
VIP packages were offered through VIP Nation during the original on-sale and may still appear on secondary markets.
Quick Tips to Avoid Overpaying
- Always compare at least two platforms before buying.
- Factor in fees—the “all-in” price is what matters.
- Check seat maps carefully; some upper-level seats are partially obstructed.
- Mobile transfer is standard; confirm delivery method before checkout.
- Set price alerts on resale sites so you get notified of drops.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are primary tickets still available?
Most major-market shows sold out on the initial Ticketmaster sale. Limited primary or verified resale inventory may still appear—check official links first.
Is it safe to buy resale tickets?
Stick to major platforms with buyer guarantees (Ticketmaster Verified Resale, StubHub FanProtect, Capital City Tickets, etc.). Avoid private social media sales.
What time should I arrive?
Doors are generally 6:30 p.m. for an 8:00 p.m. show. Arrive early for merch and to clear security.
Who is opening?
It varies by date. Seattle has Del Water Gap; Chicago has Charlotte Lawrence. Confirm on the official tour page or venue site closer to the show.
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