Under the Influence Tour

Under the Influence Tour 	Under the Influence Tour 			
 	 			
Tour by Katy Rose 	Tour by Katy Rose 			
Associated album 	America's Sweetheart 			
Start date 	March 8, 2018 			
End date 	June 21, 2018 			
Legs 	3 			
Shows 	
22 in North America
7 in Europe
5 in Australia
34 in total			
Box office 	$80 thousand 			
Katy Rose concert chronology	Katy Rose concert chronology			
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Under the Influence Tour was the debut concert tour by American singer Katy Rose, in support of her debut studio album America's Sweetheart (2018). When ended June 21, 2018, Katy Rose's Under the Influence Tour was the 13th Highest-Grossing Concert Tour.
== Background ==
Katy Rose was in talks to be the opening act for Brianna Danielle's Witness World Tour in late 2017, but following her 2017 Jingle Ball performance and her single "Praying" reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Paradise Records decided she would go on her own tour to support her debut album. During the time as well, No Doubt choose her as the opening act for their 10 year anniversary, The X Tour, which was later cancelled due to Drea Von D's pregnancy.
The tour was announced following the singer's performance at the 2018 Grammy Awards where she won her first two Grammy Awards for "Ex's & Oh's", Best Pop Solo & Best Rock Performance".
== Concert synopsis ==
The show begins with the Cheech & Chong song "Up in Smoke" setting the tone/mood for the show playing with the tour's title "Under the Influence". Katy Rose then appears from behind metallic curtains and performs "Woman!", "Last Damn Night", "I Told You I Was Mean", and "Under the Influence" in a silver sequin top. She then cover's GRome and Jesse Del Rey's songs in a smooth medley of "Jealous / "Can't Feel My Face". The curtains disappear and white sheets hang on the side of the stage as a piano interlude plays. Rose then appears in a red rose dress and performs "Beautiful People Beautiful Problems", and "Angelica's Song". She then plays guitar and performs "Can't Be Loved", "See You Again", and "Make You Smile". After a rock interlude of "The Good the Bad and the Ugly theme", she returns in a black getup with a leather jacket and liquid skirt to perform "Good Girls", a Guns N' Roses cover of "Sweet Child O' Mine", and ends the show with the album's title song "America's Sweetheart". Rose returns with sleeve fringe for the encore and performs "Praying". She then ends with "Ex's & Oh's" playing guitar.
== Set list ==
# "Woman!"
# "Last Damn Night"
# "I Told You I Was Mean"
# "Under the Influence"
# "Jealous / Can't Feel My Face"
# "Beautiful People Beautiful Problems"
# "Angelica's Song"
# "See You Again"
# "Can't Be Loved" (unreleased)
# "Make You Smile"
# "Good Girls"
# "Sweet Child O' Mine"
# "America's Sweetheart"
# "Praying" Encore
# "Ex's & Oh's"
Notes
* "Can't Be Loved" was added in Montreal, Canada on March 15.
* In Columbus, Ohio on March 21, Katy performed a cover of Brianna Danielle's "Pageant Material" after "Beautiful People Beautiful Problems".
* In Denver on April 18, Katy performed a cover of Afroman's "Because I Got High" after the "Jealous / Can't Feel My Face" Medley.
* In West Hollywood on April 28, Jesse Del Rey joined Katy Rose on stage to perform "Beautiful People Beautiful Problems", and "West Coast". Katy also performed a cover of Jesse's "Born to Die".
== Shows==
Date	
City	
Country	
Venue
North America	
North America	
North America	
North America
March 8, 2018	
Phoenix	
United States	
Marquee Theater
March 9, 2018	
Los Angles	
United States	
The Fonda Theater
March 11, 2018	
San Francisco	
United States	
The Independent
March 15, 2018	
Montreal	
Canada	
Virgin Mobile Corona Theater
March 17, 2018	
Toronto	
Canada	
The Drake Hotel
March 19, 2018	
Cleveland	
United States	
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum
March 21, 2018	
Columbus	
United States	
The Basement
March 23, 2018	
Indianapolis	
United States	
The Hi-Fi
March 24, 2018	
Minneapolis	
United States	
Varsity Theater
April 7, 2018	
West Palm Beach	
United States	
Kravis Center
April 8, 2018	
Atlanta	
United States	
The Masquerade
April 9, 2018	
Nashville	
United States	
3rd & Lindsey
April 10, 2018	
St. Louis	
United States	
Old Rock House
April 13, 2018	
Dallas	
United States	
House of Blues
April 15, 2018	
Austin		
Lamberts
April 18, 2018	
Denver		
Larimer Lounge
April 20, 2018	
Albuquerque		
Sunshine Theater
April 25, 2018	
Portland		
Wonder Ball
April 28, 2018	
West Hollywood		
The Troubadour
May 5, 2018	
Hamden		
The Space
May 6, 2018	
Washington D.C.		
U Street Music Hall
May 8, 2018	
New York City		
Bowery Ballroom
May 9, 2018	
Cambridge		
The Sinclair
Europe	
Europe	
Europe	
Europe
May 25, 2018	
Birmingham		
O2 Institute 3
May 26, 2018	
Bristol		
Thekla
May 28, 2018	
Brighton	
England	
The Haunt
May 29, 2018	
Manchester		
Gorilla
May 31, 2018	
London		
Electric Brixton
Oceania	
Oceania	
Oceania	
Oceania
June 15, 2018	
Byron Bay		
Byron Bay Area
June 16, 2018	
Perth	
Australia	
Metro City
June 18, 2018	
Adelaide		
Thebarton Theater
June 19, 2018	
Brisbane		
Eatons Hill Hotel
June 21, 2018	
Sydney		
ICC Syndey Theater