Young The Giant Upcoming Events & Tickets

TOUR: Indie rock band Young the Giant has announced their highly anticipated “In The Open” Tour, set to begin later this fall. Known for their anthemic sound and emotionally charged performances, the band will be hitting outdoor venues across the U.S. starting in September 2025.

The tour is named after the group’s beloved acoustic series In The Open, which features raw, stripped-down versions of their songs performed in scenic natural settings. For the first time, fans will get to experience a full-length tour inspired by that acoustic intimacy. Frontman Sameer Gadhia shared, “This tour is a celebration of connection and the natural world. We wanted to bring the spirit of ‘In The Open’ directly to our fans in a way that feels as immersive and heartfelt as the videos.” The setlists will feature acoustic renditions of fan favorites from across the band’s catalog, including hits like “Cough Syrup,” “Mind Over Matter,” and “Superposition.”

The 17-date tour will hit cities like Napa, Santa Cruz, Grand Rapids, Washington D.C., Richmond, Chicago, Kansas City, and more. Special guests and opening acts will include Cold War Kids, Saint Motel, and Cassandra Coleman.

Tickets are now available at EventsChaser for all 17 dates along the tour, starting at around $70 (NO HIDDEN FEES), with VIP packages also available for purchase.

ABOUT: Young the Giant gained widespread recognition with their self-titled debut album, released in 2010, which featured hit singles like “My Body” and “Cough Syrup.” Their energetic performances and introspective lyrics quickly garnered a devoted fanbase. The band’s sound blends indie rock, pop, and alternative influences, often highlighting Gadhia’s distinct vocals and vibrant instrumentation. Following their debut, the band released several successful albums, including Mind Over Matter (2014), Home of the Strange (2016), Mirror Master (2018), and American Bollywood (2022). Each project reflects the band’s evolving sound and lyrical depth, exploring themes such as identity, heritage, and the human experience. Young the Giant continues to be a prominent force in the indie rock scene, praised for their dynamic live shows and thoughtful songwriting.