List of Poppy live performances

Since her first performance in 2011, American singer-songwriter Poppy has headlined seven concert tours.

Poppy live performances
Poppy on the Am I a Girl? Tour (2018)
Concert tours	7
Music festivals	6
Television performances	7
Livestream performances	1

Poppy's first touring experience was as the opening act for Dumblonde's eponymous tour in 2015, where she performed four dates on the West Coast of the United States. Her first tour, the Poppy.Computer Tour, took place from 2017 to 2018, and consisted of 44 shows in North America, London and Japan.

Poppy began her third tour, the Am I a Girl? Tour, in 2018, where she toured mainland Europe for the first time. The tour continued with a North American leg in 2019. Later that year, Poppy co-headlined the Threesome Tour with Bring Me the Horizon and Sleeping with Sirens.

In 2020, Poppy released the I Disagree album and, in support of it, began her fifth headlining tour. Visiting only North America, the planned European dates were cancelled last-minute due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The following year, Poppy released the Flux album and announced the Flux Tour to support it. However, also due to the pandemic, the tour was postponed. When re-announced for 2022, the tour was given a new name, the Never Find My Place Tour.

In 2023, Poppy co-headlined the Godless/Goddess Tour with American pop rock band Pvris. In 2024, she will open for Bad Omens in Europe during their Concrete Forever tour. After this, she will begin her headlining Zig Tour in the United Kingdom.

Tours

Headlining

Title	First date	Last date	Associated album	Continent(s)	Opening acts
Poppy.Computer Tour	October 19, 2017	April 27, 2018	Poppy.Computer	Asia, Europe, North America	Charlotte^[a]
Am I a Girl? Tour	September 22, 2018	February 27, 2019	Am I a Girl?	Europe, North America	Amable, Aviva, Jane Ellen Bryant, Charlotte,^[a] Flint Eastwood, Eldren, Legoteque, Lev, Kailee Morgue, Siria Dj, YaSi
I Disagree Tour	January 22, 2020	February 21, 2020	I Disagree	North America	Vowws
Never Find My Place Tour	March 8, 2022	November 29, 2022	Flux	Europe, North America	Band of Silver, Mz Neon, Polartropica, Witch Fever
Zig Tour	February 14, 2024	February 21, 2024	Zig	Europe	Wargasm

Co-headlining

Title	Co-headlining artist	First date	Last date	Associated EP	Continent	Opening acts
Threesome Tour	Bring Me the Horizon, Sleeping with Sirens	October 10, 2019	October 29, 2019	Choke	North America	—
The Godless/Goddess Tour	Pvris	August 18, 2023	September 15, 2023	Stagger		Tommy Genesis, Pom Pom Squad

Supporting

Title	Headlining artist	First opening date	Last opening date	Continent
Dumblonde Tour	Dumblonde	December 2, 2015	December 6, 2015	North America
Spirits on Fire Tour	The Smashing Pumpkins	October 2, 2022	November 19, 2022
Concrete Forever	Bad Omens	January 27, 2024	February 11, 2024	Europe

Poppy.Computer Tour

Main article: Poppy.Computer Tour

Am I a Girl? Tour

Am I a Girl? Tour

Tour by Poppy
Associated album	Am I a Girl?
Start date	September 23, 2018 (2018-09-23)
End date	February 29, 2019 (2019-02-29)
No. of shows	33

The Am I a Girl? Tour was the second concert tour by Poppy, in support of her second studio album Am I a Girl?. The tour began on September 23, 2018^[b] in Barcelona^[1] and concluded on February 27, 2019, in San Diego.^[2]

The North American leg of the tour was originally scheduled for late 2018,^[3] but was postponed to early 2019 due to "delays out of [her] control with the new album".^[4] To thank her fans for waiting, she released the single "Immature Couture".^[4]

Shows

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Leg 1 – Europe^[1]^[5]
September 23, 2018^[b]	Barcelona	Spain	Razzmatazz	Amable Legoteque Siria Dj
	Brussels	Belgium	Le Botanique	Charlotte^[a]
September 24, 2018	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Bitterzoet
September 25, 2018	Paris	France	Les Étoiles
September 27, 2018	Berlin	Germany	Badehaus Szimpla
September 28, 2018	Copenhagen	Denmark	DR Koncerthuset
September 29, 2018	Stockholm	Sweden	Obaren
October 1, 2018	Warsaw	Poland	Proxima
October 3, 2018	Istanbul	Türkiye	Babylon Istanbul
October 5, 2018	London	England	Scala
October 6, 2018	Manchester		Club Academy
Leg 2 – North America^[6]^[3]^[2]
October 28, 2018^[c]	New Orleans	United States	City Park	—
October 31, 2018	Los Angeles		The Wiltern	Charlotte^[a]^[d] Kailee Morgue
January 31, 2019^[e]	Washington, D.C.		9:30 Club	Flint Eastwood
February 1, 2019^[f]	Philadelphia		Theatre of Living Arts
February 2, 2019^[g]	New York City		Irving Plaza
February 4, 2019^[h]	Boston		House of Blues
February 6, 2019^[i]	Toronto	Canada	Danforth Music Hall
February 7, 2019^[j]	Detroit	United States	Saint Andrew's Hall
February 8, 2019^[k]	Chicago		House of Blues
February 9, 2019	Pittsburgh		Stage AE
February 11, 2019^[l]	Nashville		Cannery Ballroom
February 12, 2019^[m]	Atlanta		Buckhead Theatre
February 13, 2019^[n]	University^[o]		The Orpheum	The Pauses
February 15, 2019^[p]	Dallas		House of Blues	Lev
February 16, 2019^[q]	Austin		Emo's	Jane Ellen Bryant
February 18, 2019	Aspen		Belly Up	Eldren
February 19, 2019^[r]	Englewood		Gothic Theatre	YaSi
February 21, 2019^[s]	Seattle		The Showbox	Aviva
February 22, 2019^[t]	Portland		Wonder Ballroom
February 23, 2019	Chico		Senator Theatre
February 24, 2019^[u]	San Francisco		Regency Ballroom
February 27, 2019^[v]	San Diego		House of Blues

Threesome Tour

Threesome Tour

Tour by Bring Me the Horizon, Poppy and Sleeping with Sirens
Associated album	Amo Choke How It Feels to Be Lost
Start date	October 10, 2019 (2019-10-10)
End date	October 29, 2019 (2019-10-29)
No. of shows	10

The Threesome Tour was a co-headlining tour by British band Bring Me the Horizon, American singer Poppy and American band Sleeping with Sirens. The tour took place in the United States in October 2019,^[7][8] and supported their projects Amo, Choke, and How It Feels to Be Lost, respectively.

During the tour, Bring Me the Horizon performed at two festivals without Poppy and Sleeping with Sirens.^[7][8] On one of these dates, the two performed their own co-headlining show in Vancouver that was not included as part of the tour.^[9]

Shows

Date^[7]^[8]	City	U.S. state	Venue
October 10	Phoenix	Arizona	Comerica Theatre
October 14	Portland	Oregon	Theater of the Clouds
October 16	Seattle	Washington	WaMu Theater
October 18^[w]	Las Vegas	Nevada	Downtown Las Vegas Events Center
October 19	San Diego	California	Viejas Arena
October 21	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	The Criterion
October 22	Kansas City	Missouri	Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland
October 25	San Antonio	Texas	Sunken Gardens Theatre
October 28	Tampa	Florida	Cuban Club Courtyard
October 29	Miami Beach^[x]		The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater

I Disagree Tour

I Disagree Tour

Tour by Poppy
Associated album	I Disagree
Start date	January 22, 2020 (2020-01-22)
End date	February 21, 2020 (2020-02-21)
No. of shows	22

I Disagree was the fourth headlining tour by Poppy, in support of her third studio album, I Disagree. The tour began on January 22, 2020 in San Francisco and ended on February 21 in Los Angeles.^[10][11][12]

An additional European leg was scheduled to begin on March 12, 2020, and end on March 30,^[10][11] but it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[13] Poppy also revealed that the tour would have visited Australia, making it her first headlining tour in the country, but these dates were never announced, likely also cancelled by the pandemic.^[14]

Prior to the beginning of the tour, Poppy performed four shows in Australia for the Good Things festival.^[15]

Shows

Date (2020)^[10]^[11]	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
January 22	San Francisco	United States	Great American Music Hall	Vowws
January 24	Portland		Hawthorne Theatre
January 25	Seattle		Neptune Theatre
January 27	Salt Lake City		The Complex
January 28	Denver		Gothic Theatre
January 30	Saint Paul		Amsterdam Bar and Hall
January 31	Chicago		The Vic Theatre
February 1	Detroit		Majestic Theatre
February 2	Toronto	Canada	The Opera House
February 4	Boston	United States	Brighton Music Hall
February 5
February 6	New York City		Brooklyn Steel
February 7	Philadelphia		Theatre of Living Arts
February 8	Washington, D.C.		U Street Music Hall
February 10	Charlotte		The Underground
February 12	Tampa		The Orpheum
February 14	Atlanta		The Loft at Center Stage
February 15	St. Louis		Delmar Hall
February 17	Lawrence		Liberty Hall
February 19	Albuquerque		Sunshine Theater
February 20	Phoenix		The Pressroom
February 21	Los Angeles		The Fonda Theatre

Cancelled shows

Date (2020)^[10]^[11]	City	Country	Venue	Reason
March 12	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy 2	COVID-19 pandemic
March 13	Glasgow	Scotland	Glasgow Cathouse
March 14	Birmingham	England	O2 Academy
March 15	London		Heaven
March 17	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
March 18	Brussels	Belgium	Orangery
March 20	Paris	France	Trabendo
March 21	Bochum	Germany	Zeche Bochum
March 22	Berlin		Columbia Theatre
March 24	Munich		Backstage Halle
March 25	Milan	Italy	Santeria Toscana 31
March 26	Vienna	Austria	Flex
March 27	Zürich	Switzerland	Plaza
March 29	Barcelona	Spain	Razzmatazz
March 30	Madrid		Sala Caracol

Never Find My Place Tour

Main article: Never Find My Place Tour

The Godless/Goddess Tour

The Goddess/Godless Tour

Tour by Poppy and Pvris
Associated album	Evergreen Stagger
Start date	August 18, 2023 (2023-08-18)
End date	September 15, 2023 (2023-09-15)
No. of shows	19

The Godless/Goddess Tour was a co-headlining concert tour by Poppy and Pvris. The tour visited 19 cities in North America in 2023, with Tommy Genesis and Pom Pom Squad as support, beginning August 18 in Seattle and concluding September 15 in Toronto.^[16][17]

On September 8, 2023, Poppy headlined her own show at the Vic Theatre, called Godless in Chicago. Though Pvris did not appear, it was still considered part of the tour.^[18]

Shows

Date (2023)^[16]^[17]	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
August 18	Seattle	United States	Showbox SoDo	Tommy Genesis
August 19	Portland		Roseland Theater
August 22	San Francisco		Regency Ballroom
August 24	Los Angeles		The Wiltern
August 25	Tempe		Marquee Theatre
August 26	Paradise^[y]		Brooklyn Bowl
August 28	Salt Lake City		The Complex
August 29	Denver		Ogden Theatre
September 1	San Antonio		Aztec Theatre
September 2	Houston		House of Blues	Pom Pom Squad
September 3	Oklahoma City		Tower Theatre
September 6	Kansas City		The Truman
September 7	Minneapolis		First Avenue
September 8^[z]	Chicago		The Vic Theatre
September 9	St. Louis		The Pageant
September 10	Columbus		KEMBA Live!
September 13	McKees Rocks^[aa]		Roxian Theatre
September 14	Cleveland		House of Blues
September 15	Toronto	Canada	History

Zig Tour

Zig Tour

Tour by Poppy
Associated album	Zig
Start date	February 14, 2024 (2024-02-14)
End date	February 21, 2024 (2024-02-21)
No. of shows	7

The Zig Tour is the upcoming seventh concert tour by Poppy, which will support her fifth studio album, Zig (2023).^[19][20] As of September 2023^[update], only the United Kingdom leg of the tour has been announced, which will take place in February 2024, beginning in Manchester on February 14 and concluding in London on February 24.

Prior to the tour, Poppy will appear as an opening act for the European leg of Bad Omens' Concrete Forever tour.^[20]

Shows

Date (2024)^[19]^[20]	City	Country	Venue	Opening act
February 14	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy	Wargasm^[21]
February 15	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
February 16	Liverpool	England	O2 Academy Liverpool
February 18	Bristol		O2 Academy Bristol
February 19	Birmingham		O2 Academy Birmingham
February 20	London		KOKO
February 21

Broadcast performances

Date	Program	City	Country	Ref.
July 28, 2017	The Late Late Show with James Corden	Los Angeles	United States	^[22]
September 10, 2018				^[23]
October 30, 2019	WWE NXT	Winter Park		^[24]
February 16, 2020	NXT TakeOver: Portland	Portland		^[25]
October 28, 2020	NXT Halloween Havoc	Orlando		^[26]
March 14, 2021	63rd Annual Grammy Awards premiere ceremony	Los Angeles		^[27]
April 8, 2021	NXT TakeOver: Stand & Deliver	Orlando		^[28]
April 24, 2021	The Last Disagreement	Un­known		^[29]

As opening act

Dumblonde Tour

Date (2015)	Headlining artist	City	Country	Venue	Ref.
December 2	Dumblonde	Anaheim	United States	House of Blues	^[30]
December 3		San Francisco		Social Hall SF	^[31]
December 5		Seattle		Neumos	^[32]
December 6		Portland		Holocene	^[33]

Spirits on Fire Tour

Date (2022)^[34]^[35]	Headlining artist	City	Country	Venue
October 2	The Smashing Pumpkins	Dallas	United States	American Airlines Center
October 3		Houston		Toyota Center
October 5		Austin		Moody Center
October 7		Tampa		Amalie Arena
October 8		Hollywood		Hard Rock Live
October 10		Nashville		Bridgestone Arena
October 11		Atlanta		State Farm Arena
October 13		Montville		Mohegan Sun Arena
October 14		Elmont		UBS Arena
October 16		Boston		TD Garden
October 18		Washington, D.C.		Capital One Arena
October 19		New York City		Madison Square Garden
October 21		Philadelphia		Wells Fargo Center
October 24		Toronto	Canada	Scotiabank Arena
October 26		Montreal		Bell Centre
October 27		Quebec City		Videotron Centre
October 30		Milwaukee	United States	Fiserv Forum
November 1		St. Louis		Enterprise Center
November 2		Detroit		Little Caesars Arena
November 4		Saint Paul		Xcel Energy Center
November 5		Chicago		United Center
November 7		Denver		Ball Arena
November 9		Spokane		Spokane Arena
November 11		Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena
November 12		Seattle	United States	Climate Pledge Arena
November 15		San Francisco		Chase Center
November 16		Anaheim		Honda Center
November 18		Phoenix		Footprint Center
November 19		Los Angeles		Hollywood Bowl

Concrete Forever

Date (2024)^[20]	Headlining artist	City	Country	Venue
January 27	Bad Omens	Berlin	Germany	Columbiahalle
January 28		Cologne		Palladium
January 29
January 30		Munich		Zenith
February 1		Zürich	Switzerland	Halle 622
February 2		Offenbach am Main	Germany	Stadthalle
February 4		Tilburg	Netherlands	013
February 5		Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
February 6		Paris	France	Salle Pleyel
February 8		Dresden	Germany	Messe
February 9		Prague	Czechia	SaSaZu
February 10		Innsbruck	Austria	Congress
February 11		Milan	Italy	Alcatraz

Other performances

Date	Event	City	Country	Venue	Ref.
October 17, 2015	Beautycon	New York City	United States	Pier 36	^[36]
October 18, 2015	Brunch at the Races	Arcadia		Santa Anita Park	^[37]
November 22, 2015	Corona Capital	Mexico City	Mexico	Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez	^[38]
November 28, 2015	—	Lyon	France	Interface Club	^[39]
January 15, 2016		Berlin	Germany	Køpi	^[40]
January 16, 2016		Los Angeles	United States	Bootleg Theater	^[41]
March 10, 2016	TigerHeat club night			Avalon Hollywood	^[42]
March 16, 2016	South by Southwest	Austin		Antone's	^[43]
May 7, 2016	Hits96's Running of the Chihuahuas	Chattanooga		First Tennessee Pavilion	^[44]
May 9, 2016^[ab]	Island Life	Los Angeles		The Fonda Theatre	^[45]
May 20, 2016	—	Denver		Bluebird Theater	^[46]
July 30, 2016	Dubuque County Fair	Dubuque		Dubuque County Fairgrounds & Event Center	^[47]
October 6, 2017	—	Los Angeles		YouTube Space	^[48]
September 14, 2018	Westward Music Festival	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre	^[49]
May 31, 2019	Bunbury Music Festival	Cincinnati	United States	Yeatman's Cove	^[50]
June 8, 2019	Festival Diversa	Mexico City	Mexico	El Plaza Condesa	^[51]
June 23, 2019	Wynwood Pride	Miami	United States	Wynwood Marketplace	^[52]
June 29, 2019	LadyLand	New York		Brookyn Mirage	^[53]
July 18, 2019	Graphic Novel Premiere Concert	San Diego		The Quartyard	^[54]
August 18, 2019	Pukkelpop	Kiewit	Belgium	Kempische Steenweg	^[55]
August 19, 2019	—	London	England	Omeara	^[56]
August 24, 2019	Reading Festival	Reading		Little John's Farm	^[57]
August 25, 2019	Leeds Festival	Leeds		Bramham Park
October 15, 2019	—^[ac]	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre	^[9]
October 31, 2019	Ghouls to the Front	London	England	Shacklewell Arms	^[58]
November 1, 2019	—	Houston	United States	Warehouse Live	^[59]
November 2, 2019		Dallas		Trees	^[60]
December 4, 2019	Good Things sideshow	Melbourne	Australia	Stay Gold	^[15]
December 6, 2019	Good Things			Flemington Racecourse
December 7, 2019		Sydney		Centennial Park
December 8, 2019		Brisbane		Brisbane Showgrounds
September 29, 2021	Flux album release shows	Los Angeles	United States	Lodge Room	^[61]
October 1, 2021		Nashville		Third Man Records
November 4, 2023	Hell and Heaven	Toluca	Mexico	Foro Pegaso	^[62]

Notes

1. Charlotte is a mannequin character who appears in some of Poppy's videos, using text-to-speech as vocals. The mannequin is often put on stage to "perform" a DJ set in place of an opening act.
2. The opening Barcelona show was marketed as September 22, 2018, but actually began after midnight, making it September 23.
3. The show on October 28, 2018 was part of Voodoo Music + Arts Experience.
4. Charlotte the Mannequin replaces Jaira Burns as an opening act, after she pulled out due to unknown reasons.
5. The show on January 31, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 24, 2018.
6. The show on February 1, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 23, 2018.
7. The show on February 2, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 20, 2018.
8. The show on February 4, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 19, 2018.
9. The show on February 6, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 17, 2018.
10. The show on February 7, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 16, 2018.
11. The show on February 8, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 14, 2018.
12. The show on February 11, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 13, 2018.
13. The show on February 12, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 10, 2018.
14. The show on February 13, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 9, 2018.
15. Promoted as Tampa Bay
16. The show on February 15, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 6, 2018.
17. The show on February 16, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 7, 2018.
18. The show on February 19, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 3, 2018.
19. The show on February 21, 2019 was originally scheduled for October 26, 2018.
20. The show on February 22, 2019 was originally scheduled for October 25, 2018.
21. The show on February 24, 2019 was originally scheduled for October 30, 2018.
22. The show on February 27, 2019 was originally scheduled for November 1, 2018.
23. The show on October 18, 2019 was part of the Las Rageous Festival.
24. Promoted as Miami
25. Promoted as Las Vegas
26. The show on September 8 was called Godless in Chicago. Pvris did not perform, Poppy is the sole headliner.
27. Promoted as Pittsburgh
28. The show on May 9, 2016 was originally scheduled for April 12, 2016.
29. Co-headlining show with Sleeping with Sirens during (but not part of) the Threesome Tour while Bring Me the Horizon were busy performing at a festival.

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