Same Tour Different Trailer

Same Trailer Different Tour

Tour by Kacey Musgraves
Associated album	Same Trailer Different Park
Start date	September 19, 2013 (2013-09-19)
End date	May 3, 2015 (2015-05-03)
Legs	7
No. of shows	61 in North America 19 in Europe 80 Total
Kacey Musgraves concert chronology

The Same Trailer Different Tour[1] (also known as the Same Tour Different Trailer[2]) was the first concert tour by American recording artist Kacey Musgraves. The tour supported her debut studio album, Same Trailer Different Park (2013). The tour played 80 concerts in North America and Europe. The tour was produced by AEG Live and The Messina Group.

Opening acts

• Rayland Baxter (Europe—Leg 1) (North America, select dates)[3]
• John & Jacob (Europe—Leg 2, select dates) (North America, select dates)[4]
• Sugar + the Hi-Lows (Ottawa, Toronto, Helotes)
• Count This Penny (Madison, February 2014)
• Humming House (El Paso, Tucson, Oakland, Fort Worth)[5]

Setlist

The following setlist was obtained from the September 19, 2013 concert, held at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City, New York. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.[6]

1. "The Trailer Song"
2. "Stupid"
3. "Silver Lining"
4. "Island in the Sun"
5. "I Miss You"
6. "Blowin' Smoke"
7. "Keep It to Yourself"
8. "I Put a Spell on You"
9. "Mama's Broken Heart"
10. "High Time"
11. "Back on the Map"
12. "It Is What It Is"
13. "Step Off" / "Three Little Birds"
14. "Merry Go 'Round"

Encore

15. "Rainbow"
16. "My House"
17. "Follow Your Arrow"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[7]
September 19, 2013	New York City	United States	Bowery Ballroom
September 20, 2013^[A]	Ocean City		Roland E. Powell Convention Center
September 21, 2013^[B]	Saratoga Springs		Saratoga Performing Arts Center
September 27, 2013^[C]	Nashville		Riverfront Park
Europe[7]
October 2, 2013	Stockholm	Sweden	Nalen
October 3, 2013	Oslo	Norway	John Dee Live Club
October 6, 2013	Berlin	Germany	Postbahnhof
October 7, 2013	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
October 9, 2013	Glasgow	Scotland	Òran Mór
October 10, 2013	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy 3
October 11, 2013	Dublin	Ireland	Whelan's
October 13, 2013	London	England	O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
North America[8]
October 16, 2013^[D]	San Antonio	United States	Majestic Theatre
October 17, 2013^[E]	Ozark		Mulberry Mountain
October 18, 2013^[F]	Dallas		Silverado Main Stage
October 19, 2013^[C]	Charleston		Blackbaud Stadium
October 23, 2013^[G]	Los Angeles		Hollywood Bowl
October 29, 2013	Columbia		Jesse Auditorium
October 30, 2013	Richmond		EKU Center of the Arts
October 31, 2013	Athens		TBAM Auditorium
December 6, 2013	Milwaukee		Rave Hall
December 7, 2013	Detroit		Saint Andrew's Hall
December 12, 2013^[H]	New Orleans		House of Blues
December 13, 2013	Chattanooga		Track 29
February 8, 2014	Madison		Barrymore Theatre
April 9, 2014	Cullowhee		Ramsey Center Theater
Europe[9]
June 27, 2014	Manchester	England	The Ritz
June 28, 2014^[I]	Pilton		Worthy Farm
June 29, 2014	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
July 1, 2014	Stockholm	Sweden	Lilla Scenen
July 2, 2014	Oslo	Norway	Rockefeller Music Hall
July 4, 2014^[J]	Orvieto	Italy	Piazza Duomo
July 5, 2014^[K]	Great Tew	England	Great Tew Estate
July 6, 2014	London		O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
July 8, 2014	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 ABC
July 10, 2014	Dublin	Ireland	The Academy
North America
July 31, 2014	Aspen	United States	Belly Up
August 1, 2014^[L]	Castle Pines		Castle Pines Golf Club
August 2, 2014	Denver		Ogden Theatre
August 8, 2014^[M]	San Francisco		Lindley Meadow
Europe
September 14, 2014^[N]	London	England	Hyde Park
North America[10]
September 25, 2014	Tulsa	United States	Cain's Ballroom
September 26, 2014	Springfield		Gillioz Theatre
September 27, 2014	Chicago		Riviera Theatre
October 1, 2014	Dallas		Granada Theater
October 2, 2014	Houston		Warehouse Live
October 3, 2014	Baton Rouge		Varsity Theatre
October 4, 2014	Birmingham		Alabama Theatre
October 17, 2014	Athens		Georgia Theatre
October 18, 2014	Asheville		The Orange Peel
October 19, 2014	Savannah		Trustees Theater
October 23, 2014	New Braunfels		Gruene Hall
October 24, 2014
October 26, 2014^[O]	Las Vegas		Downtown Las Vegas Event Center
November 15, 2014^[P]	Durham		Durham Performing Arts Center
December 13, 2014^[Q]	Nashville		Ryman Auditorium
February 12, 2015	Norfolk		Norva Theatre
February 13, 2015	Durham		Carolina Theatre
February 14, 2015	Baltimore		Rams Head Live!
February 19, 2015	Madison		Orpheum Theatre
February 20, 2015	Minneapolis		State Theatre
February 21, 2015	Milwaukee		Pabst Theater
February 26, 2015	Louisville		Brown Theatre
February 27, 2015	Knoxville		Tennessee Theatre
February 28, 2015	Richmond		National Theater
March 26, 2015	Washington, D.C.		9:30 Club
March 27, 2015	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
March 28, 2015	Buffalo		Town Ballroom
March 29, 2015	Utica		Jorgensen Athletic and Event Center
April 8, 2015	Ann Arbor		Michigan Theater
April 10, 2015	Ottawa	Canada	Centrepointe Theatre
April 11, 2015	Toronto		Danforth Music Hall
April 21, 2015	Austin	United States	Tricky Falls
April 22, 2015	Tucson		Rialto Theatre
April 24, 2015^[R]	Indio		Empire Polo Club
April 25, 2015	Oakland		Fox Oakland Theatre
April 26, 2015	Santa Margarita		Pozo Saloon
May 1, 2015	Fort Worth		Billy Bob's Texas
May 2, 2015	Helotes		Floore's Country Store
May 3, 2015^[S]	New Orleans		Fair Grounds Race Course

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A This concert was a part of the "Ocean City Sunfest"[11]

^B This concert was a part of "Farm Aid"[12]

^C This concert was a part of the "Southern Ground Music & Food Festival"[13][14]

^D This concert was a part of the "8 Man Jam"

^E This concert was a part of the "Harvest Music Festival"[15]

^F This concert was a part of the "State Fair of Texas"[16]

^G This concert was a part of "We Can Survive"[17]

^H This concert was a part of the "Christmas Jam"[18]

^I This concert was a part of the "Glastonbury Festival"[19]

^J This concert was a part of "Orvieto4ever"^[citation needed]

^K This concert was a part of the "Cornbury Music Festival"[20]

^L This concert was a part of "Lulu’s Barkin’ BBQ"[21]

^M This concert was a part of "Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival"[22]

^N This concert was a part of the "Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park"[23]

^O This concert was a part of "Life Is Beautiful"[24]

^P This concert was a part of the "Country for Kids Concert"[25]

^Q This concert was a part of "Opry at The Ryman"[26]

^R This concert was a part of the "Stagecoach Festival"[27]

^S This concert was a part of the "New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival"[28]

Box office score data

Venue	City	Tickets sold / Available	Gross revenue
Barrymore Theatre	Madison	900 / 900 (100%)	$21,620[29]
Carolina Theatre	Durham	1,008 / 1,044 (97%)	$36,827[30]
Rams Head Live!	Baltimore	1,609 / 1,609 (100%)	$38,405[30]
9:30 Club	Washington, D.C.	1,200 / 1,200 (100%)	$42,000[31]
Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel	Providence	1,139 / 1,525 (75%)	$34,027[30]
Town Ballroom	Buffalo	790 / 1,000 (79%)	$23,980[30]
Danforth Music Hall	Toronto	1,380 / 1,380 (100%)	$39,573[32]
Fox Oakland Theatre	Oakland	2,411 / 2,800 (86%)	$84,630[30]
TOTAL		10,437 / 11,458 (91%)	$321,062

External links

• Kacey Musgraves Official Website

References

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