Deeper Well World Tour

Deeper Well World Tour

Tour by Kacey Musgraves
Location	North America and Europe
Associated album	Deeper Well
Start date	April 28, 2024 (2024-04-28)
End date	December 7, 2024 (2024-12-07)
Legs	2
No. of shows	36 in North America 13 in Europe 49 in total
Supporting act(s)	Madi Diaz Father John Misty Nickel Creek Lord Huron
Kacey Musgraves concert chronology

The Deeper Well World Tour was the seventh headlining concert tour by American country music singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves in support of her sixth studio album, Deeper Well (2024).[1] The tour commenced on April 28, 2024, in Dublin, Ireland and concluded in Nashville, Tennessee on December 7. It took place across cities in North America and Europe, comprising 49 shows.[2] Madi Diaz, Father John Misty, Nickel Creek and Lord Huron served as opening acts.[3]

Background

On February 29, 2024, Musgraves formally announced the tour, with 48 shows across Europe and North America from April through December 2024. Tickets went on sale on March 8, with an artist presale running from March 5 until March 7.[4] A new single for Deeper Well titled "Too Good to Be True" was released in conjunction with the tour announcement.[5] Musgraves added second dates for Amsterdam, Glasgow, London and Dublin due to "high demand".[6]

Set list

Europe

The following set list is obtained from the April 28, 2024 show in Dublin. It is not intended to represent all dates throughout the tour.[7]

1. "Cardinal"
2. "Moving Out"
3. "Deeper Well"
4. "Sway"
5. "Too Good to Be True"
6. "Butterflies"
7. "Giver / Taker"
8. "Lonely Weekend"
9. "Lonely Millionaire"
10. "Follow Your Arrow"
11. "The Architect"
12. "Heaven Is"
13. "Jade Green"
14. "Rainbow"
15. "Golden Hour"
16. "Anime Eyes"
17. "I Remember Everything"
18. "High Horse"
19. "Merry Go 'Round"
20. "Slow Burn"
21. "Three Little Birds" (Bob Marley and the Wailers cover)
22. "Easier Said"

North America

This set list is representative of the show on September 7, 2024. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.[8]

1. "Cardinal"
2. "Butterflies"
3. "Sway"
4. "Golden Hour"
5. "Happy & Sad"
6. "Lonely Weekend"
7. "Lonely Millionaire"
8. "Follow Your Arrow"
9. "Giver / Taker"
10. "The Architect"
11. "Kill Bill" (SZA cover)
12. "Jade Green"
13. "Slow Burn"
14. "Space Cowboy"
15. "Justified"
16. "Pink Pony Club" (Chappell Roan cover)
17. "High Horse"
18. "Deeper Well"
19. "Rainbow"

Notes

• During the second show in Dublin, Musgraves performed a new song titled "Irish Goodbye" in place of "Easier Said".[9]
• Starting with the first show in Amsterdam, Musgraves added "Heart of the Woods" to the setlist in place of "Moving Out".[10]
• Starting with the show in Cologne, Musgraves added "Justified" to the setlist.[11]
• Starting the first show in Glasgow, Musgraves added "Happy & Sad" and "Breadwinner" to the setlist in place of "Giver / Taker" and "Merry Go 'Round".[12]
• During the shows in London, Madi Diaz joined Musgraves onstage to perform "Don't Do Me Good".[13]
• Starting with the show in Grand Rapids, "Family Is Family" replaced "Giver / Taker" on the setlist.[14]
• During the Louisville show on November 12th and the Brooklyn show on November 15th, Musgraves performed "Neon Moon" (Brooks & Dunn Cover) between "Justified" and "High Horse".

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, attendance and gross revenue[15]

Date (2024)	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)	Attendance	Revenue
April 28	Dublin	Ireland	3Olympia Theatre	Madi Diaz	3,197 / 3,322	$183,549
April 29
May 1	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso		3,009 / 3,009	$117,477
May 2
May 3	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique		1,540 / 1,894	$66,020
May 5	Cologne	Germany	Carlswerk Victoria		975 / 1,520	$37,466
May 6	Hamburg		Docks		686 / 1,390	$21,072
May 9	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 Academy Glasglow		—	—
May 10
May 11	Manchester	England	O2 Apollo Manchester		—	—
May 13	Wolverhampton		Civic Hall		—	—
May 14	London		Roundhouse		—	—
May 15
September 4	State College	United States	Bryce Jordan Center	Father John Misty Nickel Creek	—	—
September 6	Boston		TD Garden		—	—
September 7
September 9	Newark		Prudential Center		—	—
September 11	Grand Rapids		Van Andel Arena		—	—
September 12	Rosemont		Allstate Arena		—	—
September 15	Greenwood Village		Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre		—	—
September 19	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena		—	—
September 20	Seattle	United States	Climate Pledge Arena		—	—
September 23	Sacramento		Golden 1 Center		—	—
September 24	San Francisco		Chase Center		—	—
September 25	Santa Barbara		Santa Barbara Bowl	—	—	—
September 27	Glendale		Desert Diamond Arena	Father John Misty Nickel Creek	—	—
September 28	Las Vegas		T-Mobile Arena		—	—
October 1	San Diego		Pechanga Arena		—	—
October 3	Inglewood		Kia Forum		—	—
October 4
November 6	Laval	Canada	Place Bell	Nickel Creek Lord Huron	—	—
November 7	Toronto		Scotiabank Arena		—	—
November 9	Baltimore	United States	CFG Bank Arena		—	—
November 10	Pittsburgh		PPG Paints Arena		—	—
November 12	Louisville		KFC Yum! Center		—	—
November 13	Columbus		Schottenstein Center		—	—
November 15	Brooklyn		Barclays Center		—	—
November 16
November 21	Houston		Toyota Center		—	—
November 22	Dallas		American Airlines Center		—	—
November 23
November 26	Austin		Moody Center		—	—
November 27
November 29	Tampa		Amalie Arena		—	—
November 30	Hollywood		Hard Rock Live		—	—
December 2	Orlando		Kia Center		—	—
December 5	Charlotte		Spectrum Center		—	—
December 6	Nashville		Bridgestone Arena		—	—
December 7
Total					9,407 / 11,135 (84.48%)	$425,584

Personnel

• Kacey Musgraves - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
• Rob Humphreys - drums
• Tarron Crayton - bass
• John Whitt - keyboards, background vocals
• Darek Cobbs - keyboards, background vocals
• Drew Taubenfeld - guitar, pedal steel, background vocals
• Benjamin Jaffe - guitar, background vocals
• Jon Sosin - guitar, banjo, background vocals
• Sarah Buxton - background vocals

References

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