City and Colour Tickets
City and Colour Concert Tickets
Skip the box office and purchase your City and Colour tickets hassle-free at TicketSmarter. Canadian singer/songwriter Dallas Green started his music career with a band called Helicon Blue, and while the band self-released an album and an EP, the project was relatively short-lived. Green’s next project came in late 2001 when he helped create the beloved post-hardcore band Alexisonfire. Green functioned as a singer, guitarist, and songwriter for Alexisonfire. Even though Alexisonfire would continue on as a band until 2011, Green started releasing music online under the name City and Colour during his tenure with his hardcore band. The first full City and Colour album, Sometimes, was released in 2005 to a warm reception. Full of beautiful and sad songs inspired by Green’s own life experiences, Sometimes was complimented by one reviewer as a “dynamically gentle and vulnerable” first effort. Sometimes even went on to win the 2007 Juno “Alternative Album of the Year” award.
City and Colour tickets were available for the first time when Greene toured in support of his second album, Bring Me Your Love. Bring Me Your Love incorporated traditional folk instruments not used on City and Colour’s first album, such as harmonica and banjo, and also featured collaborations with other musicians such as Gordon Downie of The Tragically Hip and Matt Sullivan of Attack in Black.
What started as a side project for Green quickly grew into something much larger, as City and Colour began touring with more established acts, such as Lissie, P!nk, Butch Walker and Biffy Clyro. To date, Green has released six albums as City and Colour, most recently in 2019 with A Pill for Loneliness. City and Colour has earned multiple platinum records in Canada as well as undeniable success in the United States and worldwide.
City and Colour Ticket Prices
The price of City and Colour concert tickets can vary depending on demand and venue. Seating options, date and type of performance also may have an impact on price.
How much are City and Colour tickets?
While the price of City and Colour tickets is subject to change, seats may start in the range of $80. For instance, balcony seats for the Ithaca State Theatre in Ithaca, NY tend to start at about $85 while seats for the orchestra section for the same venue may enter into the $475 range.
City and Colour also occasionally play festivals within the United States. Tickets for the Common Ground Festival in Lansing, MI, of which City and Colour is a veteran, begin at about $90 for general admission for four days. VIP passes also tend to be available for Common Ground in the range of $250.
City and Colour 2024 Tour Dates
While on tour, City and Colour has graced various stages across the globe with his emotive performances. On tour, fans can catch him in major cities such as Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, and London. He's performed at renowned venues like the Royal Albert Hall in London and The Fillmore in San Francisco. In addition to headlining his own shows, City and Colour has appeared at prominent music festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury. Over the years, he’s shared the stage with artists such as Metric, Tegan and Sara, and The Gaslight Anthem, further enriching his live performance experience. See City and Colour's 2024 tour dates above to see when Dallas Green is playing in a city near you.
When do City and Colour tickets go on sale?
City and Colour seats typically go on sale three to four months before the performances are scheduled to take place. No presale code is needed to purchase seats on our site.
Songs from the City and Colour Tour Setlist
City and Colour's setlist while performing in Omaha , NE at “The Admiral” included the following songs:
- After Disaster
- Strangers
- Harder Than Stone
- Weightless
- The Love Still Held Me Near
- Mizzy C
- Meant to Be
- Silver and Gold
- Young Lovers
- Nutshell
- Waiting...
- Hard, Hard Time
- Underground
- Fragile Bird
- We Found Each Other in the Dark
- Bow Down to Love
- Encore
- Northern Wind
- Comin' Home / This Could Be Anywhere in the World
- Lover Come Back
- Sleeping Sickness
- Sometimes (I Wish) / No Ordinary Love
Source: Setlist.fm
