Gracie Abrams returns to The O2 arena on 30 April and 1, 3 and 4 May 2027 with The Look at My Life Tour, joined by Samia.
Gracie Abrams was born in Los Angeles in 1999 to a film-director father, started putting demos online at nineteen, and spent three years as the definitive bedroom-pop songwriter: recorded close to the microphone, half-whispered, written as though the listener were reading a diary over her shoulder. Good Riddance in 2023 was the first proper album. The Secret of Us in 2024 was the one that changed the scale: her first British number one, and a set of songs that opened the voice out without losing the intimacy that made it work.
The advantage she has, and it is not a small one, is that she can hold an arena with an acoustic guitar and no band. The audiences sing every word, which turns the quiet songs into the loudest part of the night. She was nominated for best new artist at the Grammys in 2024 and opened stadiums for Taylor Swift the same year, which is where most of the audience now filling four O2 nights first heard her.
She returns to The O2 arena for four nights — Friday 30 April, Saturday 1, Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 May 2027 — with Samia opening. The Monday is the early May bank holiday. Four nights in the room, from a debut that sold out in under an hour six years ago, is the whole trajectory in one booking.