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Macy Gray

Macy Gray Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

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On tour Yes
Followers 187,269
Category R&b/soul, R&b, Soul, Rnb-soul
Concerts
Feb
15
Fort Mose Historic State Park
St. Augustine
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May
05
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Cheltenham
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May
06
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
London
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May
07
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
London
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May
08
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
London
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May
10
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Tunbridge Wells
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May
12
Muziekgebouw Eindhoven
Eindhoven
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May
13
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Ghent
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May
14
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Amsterdam
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May
16
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Milano
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May
17
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Milano
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May
19
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Berne
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May
20
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Zürich
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May
21
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Paris
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May
23
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Saint-malo
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May
24
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Rouen
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May
26
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Berlin
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May
27
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Hamburg
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May
28
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Skive
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May
29
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Odense C
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May
30
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Stockholm
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Jun
01
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Helsinki
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Jun
03
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Rīga
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Jun
04
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Vilnius
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Jun
06
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Prague
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Jun
07
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Bielsko-biała
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Jun
08
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Warszawa
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Jun
09
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Łódź
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Jun
11
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Bucharest
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Jun
12
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Sofia
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Jun
14
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Bratislava I
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Jun
15
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Regensburg
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Jun
16
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Vienna
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Jun
17
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Brno
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Jun
19
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Ljubljana
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Jun
20
Macy Gray - On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour
Zagreb
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About Macy Gray
“These were songs that I would’ve probably written in another life,” says Macy Gray in her trademark rasp. She’s been asked to identify the common denominator linking the wildly varied songs on Covered, her stunning new collection of cover songs. “And,” she continues, “they’re almost all these kind of dark love songs, which is the mood I’m in right now – to sing these I-wanna-slit-my-wrists-but-I-love-you songs. They already said what I want to say, perfectly.” To the casual music fan, Macy Gray tackling a covers album might seem wholly out of left field – especially since the material she chose to reinterpret is largely drawn from indie rock tunes made over the last decade or so. (Exceptions are Eurythmics’ “Here Comes the Rain Again,” from 1984, and Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters,” from 1992.) But Covered is not your typical covers album. It deftly redefines what such an undertaking is and can be, which makes it very much a Macy Gray project. A gifted songwriter and dazzlingly singular singer, the mom of three teenagers has been overturning fan expectation and industry formula since kicking off her music career with her debut 1999 CD, On How Life Is. That musical calling card spawned the classic single “I Try,” and both the CD and single were massive global hits. They kicked off a career ride that includes two Grammys, two MTV awards, over 15 million units sold, and a thriving acting career. What awards and sales figures fail to illustrate is the depth and breadth of Macy’s artistry. In an industry that is increasingly stifling of real artists, she’s forged her own vision, creating music that leaps genre barriers from experimental soul to alternative rock, from retro-disco to hip-hop. Her artistic integrity and innovativeness has won her fans across the world, including artists such as John Frusciante, Erykah Badu, Gang Starr, Mos Def, and Pharoah Monche, all of whom have collaborated with her. And Covered shows her at a creative peak. Where many such albums are safe, formulaic exercises in reviving standards or jumpstarting jazz warhorses, Macy and producer Hal Willner (Lou Reed, Marianne Faithfull, Laurie Anderson) opted for more biting, contemporary fare. But though they had (and have) a marvelously smooth working relationship, the making of Covered wasn’t without its pause-inducing moments, especially at the beginning of the process. “Before we started recording, recalls Macy, “I got obsessed with Nina Simone’s version of ‘My Way.’ She didn’t worry about what people would think or how they would compare it to anybody else. I saw how she just took that song and every song she ever did, and made them her own. So, I went in with the confidence that we could do whatever we wanted. The result is a collection that wittily reimagines songs that are already much beloved by their target demographic fans. Covered manages to retain the emotional honesty of those songs while artfully reconfiguring the musical contexts, and clearing space for Macy to place her indelible stamp on them. Willner’s and Gray’s “Here Comes the Rain Again,” replaces Eurythmics’ familiar chilled despair with a more palpably vulnerable ache as the music sweeps along moodily and cinematically. Arcade Fire’s “Wake Up” starts off plaintively, and then slowly unfolds into a rousing, genre-bending anthem whose indie rock inflections give way to African flavored percussion and a swooping choir. My Chemical Romance’s “Teenagers” has been subversively overhauled, transformed from an angry adolescent joust about the ways society hamstrings and abuses its youth, to the ways teenagers torture everyone around them – especially their parents. “I remember when ‘Teenagers’ first came out,” says Macy, “and I was struck by this kind of Duke Ellington feel to it. The melody was always such a jazz thing. So when we were talking about this album, I immediately thought about that song. But when I read the lyrics, they didn’t have anything to do with me at all. I got the idea to switch it up and make it more relevant to something that I would say. I re-wrote it from a mom’s point of view. It worked out perfectly; it makes sense both ways.” Sublime’s cover version of “Two Joints” is the inspiration for Macy’s take on it. It’s given a soft reggae undertow and is now (at least in part) a sly, tongue-in-cheek nod toward Macy’s own public persona, and there’s a clever interpolation of the Rare Earth classic, “I Want to Celebrate,” at the song’s end. Radiohead’s iconic “Creep” was lifted by Macy a few years back and integrated into her live set, so longtime fans already think of her as co-owner of it. The studio version takes the tune’s self-flagellation to a new level of emotional brutality. While Macy’s mastery of these songs (and others, including Kanye West’s “Love Lockdown) may surprise people who haven’t been playing close attention, the artistic triumph won’t come as a surprise to longtime fans with discerning ears. They know that the singer-songwriter long ago proved she was capable of everything from moody pop to exuberant disco. But Macy, while justifiably proud of Covered, is also characteristically modest and low-key when assessing it. “It’s cool,” she chuckles. “Everybody just went in and poured their hearts out. It was a really relaxed atmosphere when we were recording, and good things come out of people when they’re in a good atmosphere.”
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Genres
R&b/soul, R&b, Soul, Rnb-soul
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What fans are saying
Roger
3 / 5
It was a good event, despite ordering the Xpodential package and not being able to see Macy Gray after the show.
The Factory In Deep Ellum Dallas, TX
Dec 14, 2023
Mike
5 / 5
Great show Macy had it in high gear. Her voice memorized. Her band funky and unique,. A great show all around
Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club Bethesda, MD
Oct 16, 2023
Cynthia
5 / 5
This was our first time seeing Macy, and she was just as we expected - phenomenal.
The Eastern Atlanta, GA
Oct 15, 2023
Karen
4 / 5
Her voice has not changed over the years and the new songs she debuted were dope!
City Winery New York New York City, NY
Oct 16, 2023
Rachel
5 / 5
Legend Macy Gray, all the way from Los Angeles California - come back soon please
Ronnie Scott's London, United Kingdom
Nov 02, 2023
Jason
4 / 5
Great show, but she was 2 hours late to take the stage with no explanation.
The Eastern Atlanta, GA
Nov 25, 2023
Bardie
5 / 5
Soo good live. One big party. Great venue also.
DE ROMA Borgerhout, Belgium
Jun 03, 2022
Lou
5 / 5
Amazing, engaging can’t wait to see her again
Elsinore Theatre Salem, OR
Aug 07, 2024
Gavin
4 / 5
Amazing gig What a lady -what a singer😘
Cyprus Avenue Cork, Ireland
Jun 16, 2022
Roger
5 / 5
It was a great event, loved her performance!!!
Tiny Room Studios Live Stream
Apr 03, 2022
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Macy Gray Tour Cities
REGENSBURG, Germany Rīga, Latvia Eindhoven, Netherlands London, United Kingdom Saint-Malo, France Prague, Czech Republic Ghent, Belgium Vilnius, Lithuania Amsterdam, Netherlands Stockholm, Sweden Zürich, Switzerland Cheltenham, United Kingdom Bucharest, Romania Berne, Switzerland Skive, Denmark Brno, Czech Republic Berlin, Germany Hamburg, Germany Ljubljana, Slovenia Rouen, France Paris, France Zagreb, Croatia Helsinki, Finland Vienna, Austria St. Augustine, FL Sofia, Bulgaria

Frequently Asked Questions About Macy Gray

Concerts & Tour Date Information

Is Macy Gray on tour?

Yes, Macy Gray is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming Macy Gray concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Macy Gray tour is scheduled for 36 dates across 26 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2025-2026 with Hypebot.

How many upcoming tour dates is Macy Gray scheduled to play?

Macy Gray is scheduled to play 36 shows between 2025-2026. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.

When does the Macy Gray tour start?

Macy Gray’s tour starts Feb 15, 2025 and ends on Jun 20, 2025. They will play 26 cities; their most recent concert was held in St. Augustine at Fort Mose Historic State Park and their next upcoming concert will be in Rīga at Palladium Riga.

What venues is Macy Gray performing at?

As part of the Macy Gray tour, Macy Gray is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:

2025 Tour Dates:

Feb 15 - St. Augustine, FL @ Fort Mose Historic State Park
May 05 - Cheltenham, England @ Cheltenham Festivals
May 06 - London, United Kingdom @ Ronnie Scott's
May 07 - London, United Kingdom @ Ronnie Scott's
May 08 - London, United Kingdom @ Ronnie Scott's
May 10 - Tunbridge Wells, Kent @ Assembly Hall Theatre
May 12 - Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant @ Muziekgebouw Eindhoven
May 13 - Ghent, East Flanders @ Ha Concerts
May 14 - Amsterdam, North Holland @ Paradiso
May 16 - Milano, Lombardia @ Blue Note
May 17 - Milano, Lombardia @ Blue Note
May 19 - Berne, Canton Of Berne @ Bierhübeli
May 20 - Zürich, ZH @ Kaufleuten Club, Kaufleuten Klub
May 21 - Paris, France @ Folies Bergère
May 23 - Saint-malo, France @ The new wave
May 24 - Rouen, NOR @ Le 106
May 26 - Berlin, Berlin @ Admiralspalast
May 27 - Hamburg, Germany @ Laeiszhalle
May 28 - Skive, Denmark @ KulturCenter Limfjord
May 29 - Odense C, Denmark @ Odeon
May 30 - Stockholm, Sweden @ Vasateatern
Jun 01 - Helsinki, Uusimaa @ House Of Culture
Jun 03 - Rīga, Latvia @ Palladium Riga
Jun 04 - Vilnius, Vilniaus apskr. @ Kongresų rūmai
Jun 06 - Prague, Czech Republic @ SaSaZu
Jun 07 - Bielsko-biała, Śląskie @ Cavatina Hall
Jun 08 - Warszawa, Poland @ Klub Stodoła
Jun 09 - Łódź, Poland @ Klub Wytwórnia
Jun 11 - Bucharest, Bucharest @ The Roman Arenas
Jun 12 - Sofia, Sofia City Province @ Pirotska 5 Event Center
Jun 14 - Bratislava I, Bratislavský kraj @ Majestic Music Club
Jun 15 - Regensburg, 0 @ Audimax
Jun 16 - Vienna, Austria @ Simm City
Jun 17 - Brno, Czech Republic @ Sono Centrum
Jun 19 - Ljubljana, Ljubljana @ Kino Šiška
Jun 20 - Zagreb, Zagreb @ Tvornica kulture
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