Concert Tour Name: | Naked in North America |
Artist: | Chappell Roan |
Location: | North America |
Number Of Legs: | 1 |
Number Of Shows: | 20 |
This Tour: | Naked in North America Tour (2023) |
Next Tour: | The Midwest Princess Tour (2023–2024) |
The Naked in North America Tour was the debut concert tour by American pop musician Chappell Roan.[1] The tour began on February 15, 2023, at the Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix, and ended on March 15 at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles.
Prior to the tour, Roan had been the opener for numerous tours, including Olivia Rodrigo's Sour Tour and Fletcher's Girl of My Dreams Tour.[2]
Roan had local drag queens open each of the tour dates.[3]
The tour received positive reviews. Writing for Salt Lake Magazine, John Nelson wrote "Roan transformed the Soundwell into the Pink Pony Club, a good natured, energetic space where people gathered to celebrate campy burlesque."[4] Writing for The Daily Texan, Trisha Dasgupta wrote "Standing in front of silver streamers and sparkly paper hearts, Roan brought a dreamy presence to the venue, captivating the audience with powerful vocals. With a knack for sarcastic lyricism and biting imagery, Roan’s lively dance moves brought her songs to life."[5] Chloe Postlewaite for The Vanderbilt Hustler said "The audience sang along as she transitioned into “Love Me Anyway,” followed by “Feminominon.” Roan's electric energy continued throughout the concert, matching the sparkly tinsel and disco balls lining the stage behind her" and "Roan’s performance, combined with the engaging and creative drag opening, made her concert an unforgettable night."[6] Writing for The Chicago Maroon, Sofia Hrycyszyn and Lainey Gregory wrote "Despite the beautiful voice on her records, Chappell Roan is one of those rare artists whose vocals are even better live."[7]
Date | City | Country | Venue |
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February 15 | Phoenix | United States | Crescent Ballroom |
February 18 | Dallas | House of Blues Cambridge Room | |
February 19 | Houston | House of Blues Bronze Peacock | |
February 20 | Austin | The Parish | |
February 22 | Atlanta | Vinyl | |
February 23 | Nashville | Basement East | |
February 25 | Philadelphia | The Foundry at the Fillmore | |
February 26 | Washington, D.C. | Black Cat | |
February 28 | New York City | Webster Hall | |
March 1 | Boston | The Sinclair | |
March 3 | Toronto | Canada | Velvet Underground |
March 4 | Columbus | United States | A&R Music Bar |
March 5 | Chicago | Subterranean | |
March 6 | Springfield | Gillioz Theatre | |
March 8 | Denver | Marquis Theater | |
March 9 | Salt Lake City | Soundwell | |
March 11 | Seattle | Madame Lou's | |
March 12 | Portland | Doug Fir Lounge | |
March 14 | San Francisco | August Hall | |
March 15 | Los Angeles | The Fonda Theatre | |