Audrey Hobert Tour Dates Still Ahead

Seven North American headline dates remain, spread across four cities: Brooklyn, Nashville, Chicago and Oakland. Brooklyn Paramount holds three of them and Chicago's Riviera Theatre holds two. Austin City Limits adds two festival appearances that work differently from the headline shows.

Moving forward, when we talk about 'shows still ahead,' we are focusing strictly on her upcoming North American headline dates, rather than her festival appearances.

The Staircase To Stardom Tour

The fall dates are not a new tour. They are an extension of The Staircase To Stardom Tour, the run that carried Hobert through club rooms and summer festivals earlier in the year. Ticketmaster, Live Nation, AXS and the individual venue pages all list the fall shows under that same name, and Consequence reported that the new dates were folded into the existing tour when they were announced in July 2026.

That matters when you search. A ticketing site's results for the tour name mix the fall dates with earlier ones already played, so the list on screen runs longer than what is still ahead.

North American Headline Shows

Brooklyn Paramount has three nights. Ticketmaster carries a separate event page for each night, and BroadwayWorld's August 13 rundown also describes a three-night stand. Chicago's Riviera Theatre has two nights. Nashville and Oakland have one each.

Dates get added to runs like this one. The listing below reflects the schedule as it stands now.

Festival Sets, Not Headline Dates

The two Austin appearances are festival sets. Hobert plays Austin City Limits Music Festival at Zilker Park on both weekends, Oct. 4 and Oct. 11, and you enter those on a festival wristband. There is no separate Audrey Hobert ticket for either one; admission is through the festival, while set times and the running order are determined by the festival.

Her European and U.K. dates in August 2026 included both festival appearances and headline shows and are outside the North American headline schedule covered here.

Where to Buy Audrey Hobert Tickets

The seller changes by city. Brooklyn, Nashville and Oakland use Ticketmaster for primary ticketing, while Live Nation also lists the shows. Chicago's Riviera Theatre uses AXS for its ticketing. Checking only one of those platforms makes the tour look shorter than it is, because a whole city drops out of the list.

Ticketmaster and Live Nation Dates

The Ticketmaster artist page lists the Brooklyn, Nashville and Oakland headline dates, along with her international appearances in a separate section further down. Live Nation promotes the same North American shows and links back to the same event pages.

Working from that page alone leaves a gap, though, and the gap is what makes the Chicago run look like it was scrapped.

Chicago Sells Through AXS

 If you can't find the Chicago dates on Ticketmaster, don't worry, they aren't canceled. The Riviera Theatre exclusively uses AXS for its ticketing, with Jam Presents as the promoter.

Both Riviera nights have their own AXS event page, and the venue's site points to AXS as well. If you are deciding between the two Chicago nights, compare the individual listings rather than assuming availability will be the same for both.

Venue and promoter decide the seller, so a show can be absent from one platform and fully live on another.

After the General On Sale

The general on-sale began July 31 at 10 a.m. local time, following the artist and local presale periods. Anyone arriving now is shopping after the initial presale period, so the focus is on whatever primary-ticket inventory and resale listings remain.

Primary-ticket availability can still remain after the general on-sale, depending on the city and date. If a primary listing is no longer available, the resale market is another option. TicketX is a secondary marketplace, which means the inventory comes from other fans and sellers rather than from the box office, and listings are verified before they reach you. If you want to see how that verification works before you buy, our breakdown of what makes a resale marketplace trustworthy walks through it, and this comparison of resale platforms covers how the major options differ.

What Audrey Hobert Ticket Prices Depend On

There is no single price for this tour. What you pay moves with the size of the room, where you end up inside it, which night of the week the show lands on and how much demand that particular date is carrying. Knowing those four levers gets you further than any fixed number would.

Venue Size and Seat Location

Every remaining headline show is in a theater. Brooklyn Paramount, the Ryman Auditorium, the Riviera Theatre and the Fox Theater all hold a few thousand people at most, so the pool behind any single date is small. The Ryman and Fox Theater are seated venues, while Brooklyn Paramount and the Riviera can use general-admission floor configurations with balcony seating; exact layouts can vary by show.

Location inside those rooms matters more than it does in an arena. A balcony seat at the Ryman and a general-admission floor spot at the Riviera are different experiences at different price points, with GA areas generally filled on a first-come, first-served basis. In a room this size the back wall sits closer to the stage than an arena's, which narrows the gap between the cheapest location and the best one.

Weeknight and Weekend Dates

The remaining headline shows land Tuesday through Friday, with a single Friday date among them. Weeknight and Friday dates do not always move the same way, since a Tuesday can be harder to travel for than a Friday.

That is worth using when a city has more than one night. Brooklyn has three and Chicago has two, and the nights are priced and tracked separately. A flexible schedule turns the choice of night into a lever you control.

No Hidden Fees at Checkout

TicketX shows no hidden fees, so the fees that apply to a purchase are disclosed before you commit to it.

TicketX also advertises a Buyer Guarantee covering situations such as invalid tickets, tickets that do not arrive, canceled events without a replacement date and sellers who fail to transfer tickets. Check the current Buyer Guarantee terms for the conditions that apply to your order.

If you are working to a budget, it is also worth checking the latest ways to save on a purchase before you check out.

How Long an Audrey Hobert Concert Lasts

Setlist.fm's current statistics put the average show length for The Staircase To Stardom Tour at roughly 48 minutes. The average setlist contains 11 main-set songs, with a two-song encore when an encore is played. The calculation considers 44 of 50 logged setlists, with 30 of those 44 including an encore.

Setlist Length and Song Count

Setlist.fm's current average for the tour includes: "I like to touch people," "Drive," "Wet Hair," "Don't go back to his ass," "Bowling alley," "Thirst Trap," "Sex and the city," "Shooting star," "Phoebe," "Chateau" and "Sue me." In the average setlist, the encore includes "Silver Jubilee" and a second pass at "Sue me."

Those are averages from past dates, so they describe the shape of a night, not a promise about the one you attend. Reading a tour's numbers this way works for bigger runs too, as our breakdown of a stadium tour's setlist shows.

Doors and Start Times

Doors and the start time are not the same thing, so check both on your own ticket before you plan the rest of the evening. Brooklyn Paramount opens doors at 7 p.m. with the show at 8 p.m., and the Ryman Auditorium also starts at 8 p.m. The Riviera Theatre and the Fox Theater publish their own times on the event page for each night.

Support acts vary by date on a run like this. The lineup for your show is posted on the venue page and on the seller's event page, so check before you set a dinner reservation or book a ride home.

Who Is Audrey Hobert

Audrey Hobert is a 27-year-old singer and songwriter who released her debut album, "Who's the Clown?," through RCA Records in August 2025. She writes, sings and directs her own music videos, and launched her solo career after co-writing for another pop act.

"Sue Me" and "Who's the Clown?"

The entry point for most listeners is "Sue Me," her 2025 debut single, which spread through TikTok before the album landed. "Who's the Clown?" followed in August 2025, and Hobert talked through how she made it in an NPR interview published that month.

She recently played NPR's Tiny Desk in August 2026, performing five songs to mark the album's first anniversary. BroadwayWorld covered that set alongside the tour dates still to come, which places both on the same August timeline.

The Gracie Abrams Connection

Before the solo album, Hobert co-wrote several songs on Gracie Abrams' 2024 album The Secret of Us, including "I Love You, I'm Sorry," "Risk" and "That's So True." She has described that collaboration and her path into writing in W Magazine.

Fans who found her through Abrams in 2024 and 2025 are now buying into a headline run of her own.

Bigger Rooms on the Audrey Hobert Tour

The fall dates are the biggest headline shows of her career to date. Earlier stops on this tour were club-sized rooms; the fall run moves into historic theaters. A step up in room size arrives with a step up in demand, and that is the reason these dates feel tight.

From Club Stages to the Ryman

Hobert spent the first half of the tour in rooms like the El Rey Theater and Music Hall of Williamsburg. Nylon described the fall additions as the biggest venues of her career, and the list backs that up: the Ryman Auditorium, the Fox Theater and a three-night stand at Brooklyn Paramount.

BroadwayWorld's mid-August coverage reported that the three Brooklyn Paramount nights sold out instantly.

There is a payoff in that timing. A theater run is the last stage where a good seat is still within reach, and this tour is at that stage now.

The $1 Donation Attached to a Ticket

Hobert has partnered with PLUS1 so that "$1 from every ticket sold goes to supporting local organizations working to make arts education accessible to youth in underserved communities." The arrangement is the artist's rather than any one venue's.

Not every venue reprints it. The line sits on the Brooklyn Paramount listing for the fall run and appeared on The Union Event Center's page for her Aug. 6, 2026 Salt Lake City date, but the Ryman Auditorium's event page did not carry it in August 2026. It is the kind of detail that never reaches a ticketing listing. If you like finding tours that carry something like that, our guide to another independent artist's touring run covers similar ground.

The North American headline run continues through mid-October, with every remaining headline date taking place in a theater-sized venue where your seat or standing position can shape the experience.

Audrey Hobert Tour FAQ

Five questions cover the practical side of this run: whether the tour is still going, what tickets cost, how long the show lasts, whether Brooklyn tickets are still available, and who is opening. The answers below use the same definitions set out above.

Is Audrey Hobert going on tour in 2026?

Yes. Seven North American headline dates on The Staircase To Stardom Tour are still ahead: three nights at Brooklyn Paramount, one at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, two at Chicago's Riviera Theatre and one at the Fox Theater in Oakland. She also plays Austin City Limits Music Festival on both weekends, Oct. 4 and Oct. 11, which are festival sets rather than headline shows. Her European and U.K. dates wrapped at the end of August 2026 and sit outside that North American list. The live listing on this page reflects any dates added since publication.

How much are Audrey Hobert tickets?

Prices move by date and by spot, so no single figure holds across the tour. Four factors do most of the work: the size of the venue, where you end up inside it, whether the show falls midweek or on a weekend, and how much demand that specific night carries. Theater-sized rooms like the Ryman and the Riviera hold only a few thousand people behind each date, which makes the choice between a standing floor and a seated balcony matter more than a section number would in an arena. Primary-ticket availability varies by date and platform, while sold-out dates may have secondary-market listings.

How long does an Audrey Hobert concert last?

Setlist.fm's current statistics for The Staircase To Stardom Tour put the average show length at roughly 48 minutes. The average setlist contains 11 main-set songs, with a two-song encore when an encore is played. An encore was played at 30 of the 44 setlists included in the calculation, and "Sue me" closed all 44 of those considered setlists. Support acts and door times differ by venue, so the full evening runs longer than the headline set. These figures describe past dates and are not a guarantee for the show you attend.

Can you still get tickets to the Brooklyn Paramount shows?

BroadwayWorld reported that the three Brooklyn Paramount nights sold out instantly after going on sale. Current ticket availability can differ by platform, however, and Ticketmaster and the venue currently list the dates. If a primary-ticket option is unavailable when you check, secondary-market listings may also appear as other buyers resell tickets. Compare all three nights before you settle on one.

Who is opening for Audrey Hobert?

Current event listings do not consistently show a separate opening act for these dates. Ticketmaster and venue pages list Audrey Hobert as the lineup for the Brooklyn shows, while individual event pages can note any additional performers if they are added. Check the listing for your specific date before you go.