The Hardest Part Tour Explained

Concert Tour Name:The Hardest Part Tour
Border:yes
Artist:Noah Cyrus
Album:The Hardest Part
Number Of Legs:2
Number Of Shows:56
Last Tour:The Not So Tour, Tour
(2020)
This Tour:The Hardest Part Tour
(2022–2023)

The Hardest Part Tour is the third concert tour by American singer Noah Cyrus, in support of her debut studio album, The Hardest Part (2022). The tour begins on October 4, 2022, in Phoenix, Arizona and ends on October 1, 2023, in Columbia, Missouri.

Development

Cyrus first announced on April 8, 2022, that her debut studio album The Hardest Part would be released on July 15, 2022, with the release of its lead single "I Burned LA Down".[1] Later that week, she announced that she would embark on The Hardest Part Tour in support of it. European dates were announced first, which included her involvement on Justin Bieber's Justice World Tour in Helsinki, Finland and her performance in the Pukkelpop and Lowlands festivals in the Netherlands and Belgium, respectively.[2] After the release of the second single of the album, "Mr. Percocet", dates for the North American leg were announced, including her performances in the Austin City Limits Music Festival in Austin, Texas.[3]

On July 28, 2022, Cyrus announced all European dates were cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.[4]

Setlist

Tour dates

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CityCountryVenueSupporting act
North America
October 4, 2022PhoenixUnited StatesCrescent Ballroomgigi
October 5, 2022AlbuquerqueEl Rey Theater
October 7, 2022AustinZilker Park
October 9, 2022HoustonHouse of Bluesgigi
October 10, 2022Oklahoma CityTower Theatre
October 11, 2022Fort WorthTannahill's Tavern & Music Hall
October 13, 2022DallasThe Echo Lounge & Music Hall
October 14, 2022AustinZilker Park
October 16, 2022NashvilleMarathon Music Worksgigi
October 17, 2022AtlantaBuckhead Theatre
October 18, 2022BrooklynNational Sawdust
October 19, 2022Brooklyn Steel
October 20, 2022PhiladelphiaTheatre of Living Arts
October 21, 2022Washington, D.C.
October 22, 2022BostonParadise Rock Club
October 24, 2022MontrealCanadaLe Studio Td
October 25, 2022TorontoPhoenix Concert Theatre
October 27, 2022ChicagoUnited StatesHouse of Blues
October 28, 2022Kansas CityThe Truman
October 29, 2022MinneapolisVarsity Theater
October 31, 2022DenverSummit
November 1, 2022Salt Lake CityThe Complex
November 3, 2022San FranciscoAugust Hall
November 4, 2022Los AngelesThe Wiltern
November 20, 2022San DiegoWonderfront Festivalrowspan="2"
May 7, 2023Redondo BeachBeachLife Festival
Oceania
July 19, 2023SydneyAustraliaMetro Theatrerowspan="3"
July 20, 2023Melbourne170 Russell
July 23, 2023Byron BaySplendour in the Grass
North America
August 24, 2023VancouverCanadaVogue Theatrerowspan="27"
August 26, 2023SnohomishUnited StatesSnohomish Block Party
August 27, 2023SpokaneKnitting Factory
August 29, 2023Boise
August 31, 2023EugeneMcDonald Theatre
September 1, 2023PortlandMcMenamins Crystal Ballroom
September 2, 2023SeattleThe Showbox
September 4, 2023PalmerAlaska State Fair
September 6, 2023OgdenOgden Amphitheater
September 7, 2023BoulderBoulder Theater
September 9, 2023St. LouisDelmar Hall
September 10, 2023ChattanoogaMoon River Music Festival
September 12, 2023OrlandoBeacham Theatre
September 13, 2023St. PetersburgJannus Live
September 15, 2023ColumbiaThe Senate
September 16, 2023CharlotteThe Underground
September 17, 2023RaleighLincoln Theatre
September 19, 2023CharlottesvilleJefferson Theater
September 20, 2023RichmondNational Theater
September 21, 2023NorfolkThe NorVa
September 23, 2023ColumbusNewport Music Hall
September 24, 2023DetroitMajestic Theatre
September 26, 2023Grand RapidsThe Intersection
September 27, 2023NewportMegaCorp Pavilion
September 28, 2023IndianapolisThe Deluxe
September 30, 2023LouisvilleMercury Ballroom
October 1, 2023ColumbiaTreeline Music Fest

Cancelled shows

DateCityCountryVenueReason
August 9, 2022HelsinkiFinlandKaisaniemi ParkUnforeseen circumstances[5]
August 10, 2022ManchesterEnglandO2 Ritz
August 11, 2022LondonO2 Forum
August 13, 2022DublinIrelandThe Academy
August 14, 2022GlasgowScotlandO2 Academy Glasgow
August 16, 2022CologneGermanyDie Kantine
August 19, 2022BiddinghuizenNetherlandsLowlands Festival
August 20, 2022KiewitBelgiumPukkelpop
August 23, 2022BerlinGermanyColumbia Theater
August 24, 2022HamburgDocks

Notes and References

  1. Lopez . Julyssa . 2022-04-08 . Noah Cyrus Announces Her Long-Awaited Debut Album With Crushing Single 'I Burned LA Down' . 2022-05-16 . Rolling Stone . en-US.
  2. Web site: 2022-04-12 . Noah Cyrus announces debut album 'The Hardest Part' with new single, 'I Burned LA Down' . 2022-05-16 . NME . en-GB.
  3. Blistein . Jon . 2022-05-13 . Noah Cyrus Opens Up About a Toxic Relationship on New Song 'Mr. Percocet' . 2022-05-16 . Rolling Stone . en-US.
  4. Web site: Noah Cyrus on Instagram .
  5. Web site: Noah Cyrus on Instagram .

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