Finding Family on the Road

Finding Family on the Road

Tour by Alex Warren
Location	Asia Ocenia Europe North America
Associated album	You'll Be Alright, Kid
Start date	April 4, 2026 (2026-04-04)
End date	September 12, 2026 (2026-09-12)
Legs	3
No. of shows	68
Supporting acts	Claire Rosinkranz Nat and Alex Wolff Noah Cyrus Alyssa Grace
Website	www.alexwarrenofficial.com

Finding Family on the Road was an ongoing concert tour by American singer-songwriter Alex Warren. The tour began on April 4, 2026, at PSD Bank Dome in Düsseldorf, Germany, and concluded on September 12, 2026, at RAC Arena in Perth, Australia. It was Warren’s first arena tour, with performances across North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania.

Background

Prior to announcing the tour, Warren achieved commercial success with his debut album You’ll Be Alright, Kid, which was certified Platinum by the RIAA and spent 13 non-consecutive weeks in the top ten of the Billboard 200. Its lead single, “Ordinary”, topped several charts, including the Billboard Hot 100, Billboard Global 200, and the UK Singles Chart. The song also broke records on the Billboard Pop Airplay chart and surpassed two billion global streams, while Warren won the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist in 2025.

Following the announcement of the North American leg of the Finding Family on the Road tour, Warren announced additional dates for Asia, Australia, and New Zealand on March 16, 2026. The expansion included performances at Summer Sonic in Tokyo and Osaka, marking the tour’s first shows in Asia before continuing through Singapore, New Zealand, and Australia.

The announcement was accompanied by a comedic promotional video released on TikTok featuring Australian wildlife presenter Robert Irwin. In the sketch, Warren and his wife, Kouvr Annon, wake up late and rush to pack for their trip before discovering an alligator at their front door. After the couple unsuccessfully attempts to deal with the animal, they call Irwin, who persuades it to leave before driving the pair to begin the tour.

In Australia and New Zealand, American Express cardholders received access to a presale beginning March 18, followed by a Frontier Touring promoter presale on March 19 and the general on-sale on March 20.

Commercial performance

The tour experienced strong commercial demand following the success of Warren’s debut album You’ll Be Alright, Kid and its lead single “Ordinary”. Several Australian dates sold out shortly after tickets went on sale, prompting the addition of extra shows to meet demand. Similar demand was reported in other markets as the tour expanded internationally.

Setlist

This setlist was taken from Warren's first performance in Düsseldorf, Germany. The following information, however, does not apply to all dates.

1. "Troubled Waters"
2. "Bloodline"
3. "The Outside"
4. "First Time on Earth"
5. "Before You Leave Me"
6. "You'll Be Alright, Kid"
7. "Passenger"
8. "Never Be Far"
9. "Eternity"
10. "Catch My Breath"
11. "Same Stars"
12. "Heaven Without You"
13. "Fine Place to Die"
14. "Getaway Car"
15. "You Can't Stop This"
16. "Carry You Home"
17. "Save You a Seat"
18. "Burning Down"
19. "Fever Dream"
20. "Ordinary"

Alterations

• The songs "Fine Place to Die", "Same Stars", and "Passenger" had their live debut in the first show of the tour in Düsseldorf, Germany. All of the songs were unreleased at the time of the show.

Tour dates

List of 2026 concerts

Date (2026)	City	Country	Venue	Supporting acts	Attendance
April 4	Düsseldorf	Germany	PSD Bank Dome	Claire Rosinkranz	TBA
April 6	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome
April 7
April 9	Paris	France	Accor Arena
April 10	Frankfurt	Germany	Festhalle
April 13	Berlin		Uber Arena
April 15	Oslo	Norway	Unity Arena
April 16	Copenhagen	Denmark	Royal Arena
April 18	Antwerp	Belgium	AFAS Dome
April 20	London	England	The O2
April 21
April 23	Newcastle		Utilita Arena Newcastle
April 24	Birmingham		Utilita Arena Birmingham
April 26	Glasgow	Scotland	OVO Hydro
April 27	Manchester	England	Co-op Live
April 29	Leeds		First Direct Arena
April 30	Nottingham		Motorpoint Arena
May 2	Belfast	Northern Ireland	SSE Arena
May 4	Manchester	England	Co-op Live
May 6	Dublin	Ireland	3Arena
May 7
May 25	Nashville	United States	Bridgestone Arena	Nat and Alex Wolff
May 27	Houston		Toyota Center
May 29	Fort Worth		Dickies Arena
May 30	Austin		Moody Center
June 2	Morrison		Red Rocks Amphitheatre
June 3	Colorado Springs		Ford Amphitheater
June 5	Phoenix		Mortgage Matchup Center
June 6	Los Angeles		Crypto.com Arena
June 8	San Diego		Viejas Arena
June 12	Portland		Moda Center
June 13	Seattle		Climate Pledge Arena
June 14	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena
June 17	Salt Lake City	United States	Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
June 19	Omaha		CHI Health Center
June 21	Kansas City		T-Mobile Center
June 23	Pittsburgh		PPG Paints Arena	Noah Cyrus
June 25	Atlanta		State Farm Arena
June 26	Charlotte		Spectrum Center
June 27	Cleveland		Rocket Arena
June 29	Chicago		United Center
July 2	Saint Paul		Grand Casino Arena
July 3	Milwaukee		American Family Insurance Amphitheater
July 5	Detroit		Little Caesars Arena
July 7	Toronto	Canada	RBC Amphitheatre
July 8	Montreal		Centre Bell
July 10	Philadelphia	United States	Xfinity Mobile Arena
July 11	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
July 13	Boston		TD Garden
July 15	New York City		Madison Square Garden
July 17	Minot		North Dakota State Fair
July 18	Cheyenne		Cheyenne Frontier Days Arena
August 15	Tokyo	Japan	Summer Sonic	—N/a
August 16	Osaka
August 18	Singapore		Star Theatre
August 21	Christchurch	New Zealand	Wolfbrook Arena	Alyssa Grace
August 22
August 25	Auckland		Spark Arena
August 28	Sydney	Australia	Afterpay Arena
August 29
August 30
September 1	Brisbane		Brisbane Entertainment Centre
September 2
September 4	Melbourne		Rod Laver Arena
September 5
September 6
September 9	Adelaide		Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena
September 12	Perth		RAC Arena

Cancelled concerts

Date (2026)	City	Country	Venue	Reason	Ref.
August 24	Auckland	New Zealand	Spark Arena	Sickness