Carly Rae Jepsen Announces Day and Night Tour 2027 for North America

Carly Rae Jepsen will return to North American stages next spring with a new headline tour.

The Canadian singer announced the Day and Night Tour 2027 on Oct. 1. Opening night is set for April 15 in Edmonton, Alberta, Billboard reported. That date starts a spring run across Canada and the United States. The title links the concerts directly to her new record.

The Edmonton show will be held at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, a large concert hall used for touring music and stage productions. The tour then moves west and south. It includes dates in Calgary, Vancouver, Portland and San Francisco, according to Consequence. More cities fill out the full routing between the opening night and the closing Canadian date.

Several arena and theatre dates are now confirmed. Jepsen will play Los Angeles on April 22 at the Kia Forum. She will play New York on May 15 at Madison Square Garden. The schedule also lists Chicago on May 21 at The Chicago Theatre and Toronto on May 25 at HISTORY.

The dates support Day and Night, her latest album. Jepsen released the record in September as a double album, a release spread across two parts, Treble reported. It debuted at No. 29 on the Billboard 200, the chart that ranks the most popular albums in the United States.

Ticket sales are organised in two steps. Presale begins at 10 a.m. local time on Oct. 6. That means the start time follows the time zone of each concert city. General sale follows on Oct. 8. Presale often requires a code from the artist, venue or ticket provider. General sale is open to all buyers while tickets last.

For fans, this means a short window to prepare. The announcement leaves five days before presale opens. Check seating maps, price levels in local currency and ticket limits early. If you are travelling to another city, look at travel and accommodation at the same time. Venue websites also list age rules and access information.

The spring timing puts distance between the September album release and the live shows. It gives audiences months to learn the new songs. It also gives the tour crew a clear build-up to opening night in Edmonton.