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Skip to main content October 20, 2025 Gracie Abrams' Red Rocks shows will be livestreamed this fall by Apple Music. Apple Music Gracie Abrams‘ The Secret of Us (Deluxe) tour might be over, but you can relive it this fall. Apple Music will stream the singer-songwriter’s Red Rocks show on Oct. 29. Abrams played the iconic Morrison, Colorado venue on Aug. 11 and 12, where she performed her hit “That’s So True,” the fan favorite “Death Wish,” gems from the deluxe, and surprise songs (“Block Me Out” on Night One, “I Know It Won’t Work” on Night Two). It’s unclear which show (or both) will stream, but Apple Music’s livestream is slated for Oct. 29 at 10 p.m. ET, and will be available afterwards on Spatial Audio. Zane Lowe will interview Abrams prior to the event. Abrams released The Secret of Us, her second album, in June 2024, and dropped the deluxe version that October. The 2024 and 2025 tour legs allotted to 83 shows (including her Madison Square Garden debut). The two Red Rocks performances took place in the final month of tour, which concluded with two nights in Mexico City on Aug. 26 and 27. Earlier this week, Abrams appeared in conversation with Cyndi Lauper for Rolling Stone‘s Musicians on Musicians package, and discussed her lengthy tour. “The whole thing is constantly shocking,” she told Lauper. “I also find the dopamine-hit piece of it all interesting to contend with, when you stop for even two days.” Trending Stories Avenged Sevenfold Singer Defends Message to Israeli Hostages: ‘It’s Not Political — It’s Human’ The Right’s Most Unhinged Reactions to the Historic ‘No Kings’ Protests What ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ Gets Right and Wrong Limp Bizkit Bassist Sam Rivers Dead at 48 She added: “My greatest takeaway from touring, especially over the past year, because I was feeling kind of existential about it right after the election and everything was on fire … it turns out the best and highest use of my being here on this planet is for the two hours a night that people feel they can come and have some place to, at the very least, be around strangers who are expressing anything loudly. We don’t even really get that these days.” Rosalía Teases Fourth Album ‘Lux’ With NYC Billboard Rina Sawayama Has Notes for the Team Behind Sabrina Carpenter’s Japan-Inspired ‘SNL’ Set For Future Reference Larisha Paul Rush Add 17 Cities to Surprise 2026 Tour: ‘We Have to Go Back Into the Gym!’ Angie Martoccio Ticketmaster Denies Aiding Scalpers, But Announces Policy Changes After FTC Lawsuit BOTS Battle Jon Blistein Aminé Opens Up About Faith, Family, and Finding His Sound Again Cultural Specifics Hannah Giorgis Yohannes Go to PMC.com Most Popular Ace Frehley, Kiss Lead Guitarist and Solo Artist, Dies at 74 ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Dedication Night Ends With a New Couple on Top and No Elimination: See All the Scores Diane Keaton’s Cause of Death Revealed After Friends Shared Devastating Details From Her Final Moments A 1957 Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home Added to the National Register of Historic Places You might also like Bryan Cranston, SAG-AFTRA and Agents Applaud Fixes to Open AI’s Sora 2 After Outcry 2 hours ago Priyanka Chopra’s Toddler Daughter Malti Sports a Temporary Tattoo for the Most Meaningful Reason 3 hours ago Soshiotsuki Named Guest Designer of January 2026 Pitti Uomo 5 hours ago When Jafar Panahi Has a Story to Tell, Nothing Will Stop Him 2 hours ago NASCAR Antitrust Case Heads to Mediation in Hopes of Striking Deal 24 minutes ago Rolling Stone is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2025 Rolling Stone, LLC. All rights reserved. Powered by WordPress.com VIP
