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The Show: Live on Tour
Tour by Niall Horan
Location
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • Oceania
  • North America
  • South America
Associated albumThe Show
Start date20 February 2024 (2024-02-20)
End date9 October 2024 (2024-10-09)
No. of shows86
Supporting acts
Niall Horan concert chronology

The Show: Live on Tour was the third concert tour by Irish singer-songwriter Niall Horan which supported his third studio album, The Show (2023). The tour began on 20 February 2024 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and concluded on 9 October 2024 in Bogotá, Colombia.

Background

On 22 May 2023, Horan announced a tour to support his third studio album, The Show (2023), with dates across Europe, Oceania and North America.[1][2] On 1 June 2023, additional dates were announced.[3] On 1 September 2023, additional European dates were announced.[4] Tour dates for Asia and additional shows in the United States were announced on 12 October 2023.[5][6] Tommy Lefroy supported Horan as the musical opener for the European concerts;[7] Amy Michelle joined for Horan's three-night stay at 3Arena in Dublin.[8] In April 2024, it was announced Birdy would serve as musical opener in Australia.[9]

In April 2024, Del Water Gap was announced as the opener for North American concerts.[10][11] In May, Ryley Tate Wilson was announced as an opener for two concerts during the North American leg.[12] In June, Horan announced that Del Water Gap would also be the opener for the second UK and Ireland leg.[13] In July, Gina Miles was announced as an opener for two concerts during the North American leg.[14] In August, Elle Coves was announced as an opener for the August 2024 shows in Dublin.[15]

Set list

This set list is from the 20 February 2024 concert in Belfast.[16][17] It may not represent all concerts for the tour.

  1. "Nice to Meet Ya"
  2. "On a Night Like Tonight"
  3. "On the Loose"
  4. "Small Talk" / "Edge of Seventeen"
  5. "The Show"
  6. "Since We're Alone"
  7. "If You Leave Me"
  8. "Black and White"
  9. "Flicker"
  10. "This Town"
  11. "You Could Start a Cult"
  12. "Heaven"
  13. "Everywhere"
  14. "Night Changes"
  15. "Fire Away"
  16. "Meltdown"
  17. "Mirrors"
  18. "Still"
Encore
  2. "Save My Life"
  3. "Slow Hands"

Alterations

  • During the 23 February 2024 concert in Dublin, Horan covered "Outnumbered" with Dermot Kennedy, and performed "Science".[18]
  • During the 1 March 2024 concert in London, Horan covered "Treat You Better" with Shawn Mendes after "Flicker".[19] "Stockholm Syndrome" was also performed in place of "Night Changes".[20]
  • During the 1 May 2024 concert in Sydney, Horan covered "Big Jet Plane" with Angus and Julia Stone, and performed "Science".[21]
  • During the 3 May and 4 May 2024 concerts in Melbourne, Horan sang "Paper Houses" and "Stockholm Syndrome".[22]
  • During the 31 May 2024 concert in Tampa, Horan sang "Seeing Blind" in place of "Since We're Alone", "Save My Life" in place of "If You Leave Me", and "Heartbreak Weather" in place of "Save My Life". "On a Night Like Tonight" and "Small Talk" also switched places on the set list.[23]
  • During the 3 June 2024 concert in Nashville, Horan performed "This Town" with Noah Kahan.[24]
  • During the 15 June 2024 concert in Mansfield, Horan performed "Seeing Blind" in place of "Since We're Alone", "Save My Life" in place of "If You Leave Me", "Night Changes" was moved to the eighth song on the set list, "Dear Patience" took place of "Flicker", "If You Leave Me" was moved to the fourteenth song on the set list, "San Francisco" was in place of "Fire Away", and "Heartbreak Weather" was in place of "Save My Life". "Small Talk" was also performed second, "On a Night Like Tonight" was third, and "On the Loose" was performed fourth.[25]
  • During the 21 June 2024 concert in Saratoga Springs, Horan performed "Moral of the Story" with Ashe, and "Stockholm Syndrome".[26]
  • During the 7 July 2024 concert in St. Paul, Horan performed "San Francisco" and sang "Heartbreak Weather" during the encore set.[27]
  • During the 10 July 2024 concert in Clarkston, Horan performed "Stockholm Syndrome", "Must Be Love", and "Paper Houses". "Heartbreak Weather" was performed during the encore set.[28]
  • During the 27 July 2024 concert in Inglewood, Lizzy McAlpine joined Horan on stage to sing "You Could Start a Cult",[29] and performed "Stockholm Syndrome".[30]
  • During the 28 July 2024 concert in Inglewood, Horan performed "What a Time" with Julia Michaels.[29] "Cross Your Mind" and "Stockholm Syndrome" were performed, and "Heartbreak Weather" was performed during the encore.[31]
  • During the 31 July 2024 concert in Phoenix, "Small Talk" / "Edge of Seventeen" was performed second, "On a Night Like Tonight" was third, "On the Loose" was performed fourth, "Seeing Blind" was in place of "Since We're Alone", "Save My Life" was performed in place of "If You Leave Me", "Put a Little Love on Me" was in place of "Flicker", "If You Leave Me" was in place of "Everywhere", and "Stockholm Syndrome" was performed in place of "Night Changes", and "Heartbreak Weather" was performed during the encore".[32]
  • During the 23 August 2024 concert in Dublin, Horan performed "Little Things" and "Lego House" with Ed Sheeran.[33]
  • During the 27 August 2024 concert in Manchester, Horan performed "Stockholm Syndrome".[34]
  • During the 31 August 2024 concert in Aberdeen, "You Could Start a Cult" was performed twice. Horan first performed the solo version, then performed the duet version with a fan, Isla, after reading her sign asking him to sing the Lizzy McAlpine version of the song.[35]

Tour dates

List of concerts[1][36][5][6][37]
Date (2024) City Country Venue Opening acts Attendance Revenue
20 February Belfast Northern Ireland SSE Arena Belfast Tommy Lefroy 19,110 / 19,110 $1,239,563
21 February
23 February Dublin Ireland 3Arena Tommy Lefroy
Amy Michelle 		38,227 / 38,227 $2,878,008
24 February
25 February
27 February Birmingham England Resorts World Arena Tommy Lefroy 12,721 / 13,462 $847,706
28 February Glasgow Scotland OVO Hydro 13,691 / 13,691 $849,762
1 March London England OVO Arena Wembley 10,669 / 10,669 $815,514
4 March Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Arena 6,381 / 6,381 $434,979
5 March Manchester England AO Arena 14,776 / 14,776 $949,739
7 March Antwerp Belgium Sportpaleis 16,632 / 17,324 $911,626
8 March Paris France Zénith Paris 5,629 / 5,629 $317,857
11 March Berlin Germany Mercedes-Benz Arena 13,510 / 13,510 $781,822
12 March Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena 14,236 / 14,883 $932,509
14 March Oslo Norway Oslo Spektrum 10,080 / 10,080 $751,540
15 March Stockholm Sweden Hovet 10,993 / 10,993 $783,082
17 March Prague Czech Republic Sportovní hala Fortuna 9,118 / 11,322 $470,853
18 March Łódź Poland Atlas Arena 13,864 / 13,991 $717,275
20 March Munich Germany Olympiahalle 11,530 / 11,530 $682,019
21 March Milan Italy Mediolanum Forum 9,865 / 9,865 $524,224
23 March Madrid Spain WiZink Center 14,969 / 15,853 $852,390
26 March Düsseldorf Germany PSD Bank Dome 11,487 / 11,669 $587,196
27 March Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome 29,427 / 29,427 $1,803,237
28 March
26 April Auckland New Zealand Spark Arena Birdy 8,259 / 8,548 $500,220
28 April Brisbane Australia Brisbane Entertainment Centre 10,825 / 10,825 $836,007
1 May Sydney Qudos Bank Arena 14,550 / 14,550 $1,075,639
3 May Melbourne Rod Laver Arena 26,093 / 26,093 $2,094,457
4 May
9 May Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium — 9,023 / 9,023 $1,061,674
11 May Jakarta Indonesia Beach City International Stadium 4,049 / 6,930 $422,650
13 May Pasay Philippines SM Mall of Asia Arena 9,695 / 10,321 $1,227,250
15 May Tokyo Japan Tokyo Garden Theatre 6,091 / 6,625 $701,004
29 May Hollywood United States Hard Rock Live Del Water Gap 6,080 / 6,080 $607,824
31 May Tampa MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre 16,158 / 17,269 $862,407
1 June Alpharetta Ameris Bank Amphitheatre 11,200 / 11,200 $604,960
3 June Nashville Bridgestone Arena Del Water Gap
Ryley Tate Wilson 		12,619 / 12,619 $1,065,094
5 June Charlotte PNC Music Pavilion Del Water Gap 8,158 / 17,571 $509,451
7 June Raleigh Coastal Credit Union Music Park 17,036 / 19,403 $698,471
8 June Bristow Jiffy Lube Live Del Water Gap
Ryley Tate Wilson 		18,363 / 21,967 $921,442
11 June Philadelphia Mann Center for the Performing Arts Del Water Gap 11,980 / 11,980 $826,063
13 June New York City Madison Square Garden 24,070 / 24,070 $2,372,629
14 June
15 June Mansfield Xfinity Center 19,486 / 19,486 $980,723
18 June Bridgeport Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater 5,739 / 5,739 $572,047
19 June Bangor Maine Savings Amphitheater 8,055 / 12,675 $595,681
21 June Saratoga Springs Saratoga Performing Arts Center 12,313 / 24,584 $589,202
22 June Darien Darien Lake Amphitheatre 10,906 / 10,906 $608,034
25 June Cincinnati Riverbend Music Center 14,911 / 19,824 $663,989
26 June Cuyahoga Falls Blossom Music Center 13,975 / 18,775 $659,804
28 June Toronto Canada Scotiabank Arena 26,352 / 26,352 $1,413,632
29 June
7 July Saint Paul United States Xcel Energy Center 14,006 / 14,006 $1,233,269
9 July Tinley Park Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre Del Water Gap
Gina Miles 		20,415 / 20,415 $1,066,102
10 July Clarkston Pine Knob Music Theatre Del Water Gap 14,540 / 14,540 $696,450
12 July Maryland Heights Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre 12,335 / 12,335 $660,646
13 July Noblesville Ruoff Music Centre 12,809 / 12,809 $611,935
16 July Kansas City Starlight Theatre 7,026 / 7,026 $500,537
17 July Rogers Walmart AMP 10,376 / 10,376 $542,014
19 July Denver Ball Arena 11,227 / 11,227 $1,047,586
20 July West Valley City USANA Amphitheatre 19,722 / 19,722 $840,693
23 July Auburn White River Amphitheatre 11,597 / 15,372 $699,777
24 July Ridgefield RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater 9,315 / 9,315 $523,912
26 July Mountain View Shoreline Amphitheatre Del Water Gap
Gina Miles 		17,811 / 17,811 $778,179
27 July Inglewood Kia Forum Del Water Gap 24,910 / 24,910 $2,359,958
28 July
30 July Chula Vista North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre 11,797 / 18,833 $710,362
31 July Phoenix Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre 11,783 / 11,783 $642,774
2 August Dallas Dos Equis Pavilion 13,588 / 13,588 $716,239
3 August Austin Moody Center 10,987 / 10,987 $985,113
23 August Dublin Ireland Royal Hospital Kilmainham Elle Coves
Del Water Gap 		33,852 / 33,852 $2,534,089
24 August
27 August Manchester England Co-op Live Del Water Gap 17,233 / 17,233 $1,173,876
28 August Leeds First Direct Arena — —
30 August Newcastle Utilita Arena 10,089 / 10,787 $676,160
31 August Aberdeen Scotland P&J Live — —
3 September London England The O2 Arena 17,641 / 17,641 $1,252,088
20 September Mexico City Mexico Palacio de los Deportes — 36,254 / 36,254 $2,159,529
21 September
23 September Guadalajara Arena VFG — —
25 September Monterrey Arena Monterrey 12,260 / 12,260 $1,035,137
28 September São Paulo Brazil Parque Ibirapuera — —
29 September Rio de Janeiro Jeunesse Arena — —
2 October Buenos Aires Argentina Movistar Arena — —
4 October Santiago Chile Movistar Arena 6,339 / 7,363 $461,712
6 October Lima Peru Estadio Nacional — —
9 October Bogotá Colombia Movistar Arena 14,112 / 14,112 $985,997
Total 994,925 / 1,060,364 (93.83%) $65,495,389 (80 / 87 shows reported)

Personnel

Listed from his shows at Madison Square Garden.[38]

  • Niall Horan – lead vocals, piano, guitar
  • John Bird – bass
  • Jake Curran – strings
  • Emily Kohavi – strings, violin
  • Dani McGinley – keys
  • Alex Torjussen – drums
  • Louis Querelle – keys

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