Young The Giant Details In The Open 2025 Acoustic Tour

Young the Giant announced their In The Open 2025 Acoustic Tour. The California-based rockers will bring “an intimate concert experience performed in beautiful spaces” to venues across the country this August through October.

“’In The Open’ has been our superpower as a band since we started playing music together. There’s something so thrilling about reimagining our music in a way that’s more improvised, less controlled, and in a place you wouldn’t expect. We’re hoping to bring this feeling to you in our new tour Young the Giant: In The Open. While we can’t play a full set for you under a bridge or on a cliffside, we hope these beautiful intimate venues will give you the same feeling,” wrote Young The Giant of their upcoming tour.

The tour kicks off with a special show in Honolulu on August 15, where Young The Giant will be joined by Cold War Kids at the Waikiki Shell. The band then heads to West Hollywood for back-to-back nights at The Troubadour on September 4 and 5.

Young The Giant continues their California run with performances in Napa on September 6, Santa Cruz on September 9, Pioneertown on September 10, Costa Mesa on September 12 and Templeton on September 13. Cassandra Coleman will provide support on most In The Open Tour dates. The band also makes a stop in Tucson (Arizona) on September 15.

The tour moves into the Midwest and East Coast throughout September with shows in Grand Rapids (Michigan) on September 18, followed by two nights in Washington on September 21 and 22. Additional stops include Richmond (Virginia) on September 25 and North Charleston (South Carolina) on September 26. Young The Giant will also perform at the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival in Franklin (Tennessee) on September 28.

October dates include back-to-back shows in Chicago on October 2 and 3, Kansas City on October 5 and the tour concludes at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison (Colorado) on October 7 with support from Saint Motel.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 6 at 10 a.m. local time.