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When Gracie Abrams played Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden listed Abrams for July 28 and 29, 2025, under the billing The Secret Of Us: The Deluxe Tour With Role Model. The venue listing gave 8:00 p.m. ET as the July 28 event time and 7:00 p.m. for doors. Madison Square Garden’s event listing
The setlist.fm record for July 28 does not verify an actual start time. It records 8:40 p.m. as the scheduled time and gives a different doors entry, so neither source establishes precisely when the concert began or when doors opened in practice. The July 28 setlist record
What the July 28 setlist documents
The community-maintained setlist record lists 27 songs. It opens with “Risk,” “Blowing Smoke,” and “21,” and closes its encore with “That’s So True” and “Close to You.” The sequence below follows that record; it should not be treated as an official setlist.
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- Gracie Abrams returns with the deluxe version of her sophomore album, The Secret of Us, released via Interscope Records
- Opening run: “Risk,” “Blowing Smoke,” “21,” “I Love You, I’m Sorry,” “Where Do We Go Now?,” “Gave You I Gave You I,” “I Knew It, I Know You,” “Normal Thing,” and “Feels Like.”
- Middle section: “Death Wish” (marked unreleased; performed on piano after Abrams spoke to the crowd), “Let It Happen,” “Mess It Up” (with Role Model), “I Miss You, I’m Sorry,” “Free Now,” “Block Me Out,” “Amelie,” “Camden,” and “I Told You Things.”
- Later songs and surprise selection: “I Love You, I’m Sorry” (acoustic), “Cool,” “Blowing Smoke” (acoustic), “Alright” (piano surprise song), “Tough Love,” “Us.,” and “That’s So True.”
- Encore: “That’s So True” and “Close to You.”
The record also notes that “Friend” was cut. Because it is a community entry, the list and its annotations are useful documentation, not independent confirmation of every performance detail. setlist.fm’s July 28 record
How the tour and album fit together
The tour’s name tied the Garden dates to The Secret of Us, Abrams’s sophomore album. The deluxe edition added seven songs, including “That’s So True,” which appears in the July 28 setlist record. Universal Music Canada described the Deluxe Tour as a run through the largest headline venues of Abrams’s career to that point, including Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Universal Music Canada on The Secret of Us and its deluxe edition Universal Music Canada on the tour’s venues
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- Gracie Abrams returns with her sophomore album, The Secret of Us, released via Interscope Records
That scale gives the Madison Square Garden booking a clear career context, but it does not tell us whether the room felt intimate, how the songs were arranged, or how well the performance carried across the arena. Those are judgments that require firsthand observation or sourced reporting, neither of which is established by the available event and setlist records.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What can—and cannot—be concluded from the record
The documentation establishes the dates, tour billing, album connection, and a detailed July 28 song sequence. It does not provide verified observations about Abrams’s vocals, staging, sound, pacing, or crowd response, and no verified quotation from a named person or official document is available here. The result is a concrete account of the concert’s documented outline, not an evaluative verdict on the performance.
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The July 28 event page also listed a historical rule prohibiting oversized bags larger than 22 × 14 × 9 inches and warned that venue policies could change. That information pertains to the past event and should not be used as current guidance for a future Garden show. Madison Square Garden’s event listing and policy notice
These concerts are now retrospective: Universal Music Canada announced The Look at My Life Tour in May 2026. Universal Music Canada’s May 2026 tour announcement
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