Party in the Valley Tour

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Party in the Valley Tour
Tour by Betty Who
Party in the Valley Tour.jpg
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated albumThe Valley
Start date12 April 2017 (2017-04-12)
End date31 March 2018 (2018-03-31)
Legs3
No. of shows58 in North America
Betty Who concert chronology
  • The Convertible Nights Tour
    (2015)
  • Party in the Valley Tour
    (2017)
  • Betty: The Tour
    (2019)

The Party in the Valley Tour[1] was the second concert tour by Australian recording artist Betty Who. The tour supported her second studio album The Valley (2017). The tour began on 12 April 2017, in New Haven, Connecticut and ended on 31 March 2018, in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Set list[]

This set list is representative of the show on 15 April 2017.[2] It does not represent all dates throughout the tour.

  1. "The Valley"
  2. "Glory Days"
  3. "You Can Cry Tomorrow"
  4. "Human Touch"
  5. "Make You Memories"
  6. "Pretend You're Missing Me"
  7. "Heartbreak Dream"
  8. "Free to Fly"
  9. "Blue Heaven Midnight Crush"
  10. "Beautiful"
  11. "California Rain"
  12. "Wanna Be"
  13. "Some Kinda Wonderful"
  14. "Just Like Me"
  15. "All of You"
  16. "Mama Say"
  17. "High Society"

Encore

  2. "I Love You Always Forever"
  3. "Somebody Loves You"

Shows[]

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and opening act
Date City Country Venue Opening Acts
North America
12 April 2017 New Haven United States The Ballroom at The Space Vérité
14 April 2017 New York City Webster Hall
15 April 2017 Boston Paradise Rock Club
16 April 2017 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
17 April 2017 Philadelphia Union Transfer
19 April 2017 Pittsburgh Rex Theater
20 April 2017 Chicago Concord Music Hall
22 April 2017 Minneapolis Triple Rock Social Club
23 April 2017 Denver Bluebird Theater
24 April 2017 Salt Lake City Urban Lounge
26 April 2017 Seattle Neumos
27 April 2017 Vancouver Canada Imperial
28 April 2017 Portland United States Wonder Ballroom
30 April 2017 Sacramento Harlows
2 May 2017 Los Angeles The Fonda Theatre
10 July 2017 Santa Barbara Soho Music Club Geographer
11 July 2017 San Diego The Observatory North Park
12 July 2017 Santa Ana The Observatory OC
14 July 2017 Phoenix Crescent Ballroom
15 July 2017 El Paso Lowbrow Palace
17 July 2017 Dallas Trees
18 July 2017 Austin Vulcan Gas Company
19 July 2017 Houston White Oak Music Hall
21 July 2017 New Orleans Republic New Orleans
22 July 2017 Birmingham Saturn
23 July 2017 Atlanta Terminal West
25 July 2017 Nashville Exit / In
26 July 2017 St. Louis The Ready Room
27 July 2017 Madison Majestic Theater
28 July 2017 Indianapolis The Hi / Fi
30 July 2017 Cincinnati The Woodward Theater
31 July 2017 Detroit The Magic Stick
1 August 2017 Cleveland Beachland Ballroom
3 August 2017 Toronto Canada The Mod Club
4 August 2017 Montreal La Salsa Rossa
6 August 2017 Brooklyn United States Brooklyn Steel
24 February 2018 Los Angeles The Wiltern Spencer Ludwig and

Pretty Sister

25 February 2018 San Jose The Ritz
27 February 2018 Portland Wonder Ballroom
28 February 2018 Vancouver Canada Imperial
2 March 2018 Salt Lake City United States The Complex
3 March 2018 Denver The Gothic Theater
5 March 2018 Minneapolis The Fine Line
6 March 2018 Milwaukee Turner Hall
8 March 2018 Chicago The Metro
10 March 2018 Columbus Skully's Music Diner
12 March 2018 Ferndale Loving Touch
13 March 2018 Toronto Canada Phoenix Concert Hall
15 March 2018 Boston United States Paradise
16 March 2018[3] Allston Brighton Music Hall
18 March 2018 Asbury Park The Stone Pony
21 March 2018 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
23 March 2018 Richmond The National
24 March 2018 Asheville The Orange Peel
25 March 2018 Atlanta Terminal West
27 March 2018 Raleigh Lincoln Theater
29 March 2018 Orlando The Social
30 March 2018 Ft. Lauderdale Culture Room
31 March 2018 St. Petersburg State Theater

References[]

  1. ^ "Betty Who Announces Sophomore Album 'The Valley,' 2017 North American Tour". Pop Crush. 30 January 2017. Retrieved 30 January 2017.
  2. ^ "Betty Who Setlist". Setlist.fm.
  3. ^ "Betty Who "Ignore Me"". www.bettywhomusic.com. Retrieved 2018-02-20.
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