Teddy Swims Tickets, 2025 Concert Tour Dates

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Teddy Swims Tour 2025

Teddy Swims is heading out again on his “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy” tour, hitting all corners of North America and even pausing at festivals and stadiums like Boston's Fenway Park. Expect stops in major music hubs—New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Nashville—plus late-summer shows reaching Canada and a handful of festival slots sprinkled throughout the run. With well over 40 shows on the docket, this tour promises a wide-reaching, electric showcase of Teddy’s soulful vocals and genre-bending setlists.

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Teddy Swims Tour Details

How Long Are Teddy Swims Concerts?

From recent shows (like his Boston and Philadelphia stops), Teddy’s performances typically run about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours—enough time for a full set, a few surprise covers, and a memorable encore.

Teddy Swims Tour Opener

Teddy has a rotating lineup of fresh talent opening for him this year. Acts like rising soul star Muni Long, R&B newcomer Giveon, and breakout indie singer Coco Jones have been part of the support roster, depending on the night.

Teddy Swims Setlist 2025

While each show has its own vibe, fans can expect a solid mix of new songs and proven hits. An average setlist from multiple shows in 2025 includes:

• Not Your Man

• Hammer to the Heart

• Apple Juice

• She Loves the Rain

• Are You Even Real

• Devil in a Dress

• Bad Dreams

• It Ain’t Easy

• Funeral

• What More Can I Say

• 911

• Black & White

• If You Ever Change Your Mind

• Some Things I’ll Never Know

• Northern Lights

• Guilty

• Tell Me

• Lose Control

• Your Kind of Crazy

Encore:

• Goodbye’s Been Good to You

• The Door

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New Album Highlights

Teddy dropped I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) on January 24, 2025, and it’s already making waves. Songs like “Bad Dreams,” “Funeral,” and “Are You Even Real” have quickly become fan favorites—and they hit even harder live.

Teddy Swims Tour Merch

We haven’t gotten a full look at Teddy Swims’ 2025 tour merch just yet, but if it’s anything like past tours, expect T-shirts, hoodies, pins, and posters—usually priced between $25 and $60. Keep an eye out, too—he’s known to drop exclusive bundles online and through streaming platforms once the tour gets rolling.

Teddy Swims Erie, PA

Teddy Swims is bringing his powerhouse vocals to Erie Insurance Arena in Erie, PA, on July 21, 2025. Known for his emotionally charged performances, this stop on the tour promises an intimate night packed with fan favorites and soulful ballads. Don’t sleep on this one—Erie is one of the coziest venues on the run, and it’s a rare chance to see Teddy up close.

Teddy Swims Pittsburgh

If you're in Pittsburgh, mark your calendar—Teddy Swims is coming to Stage AE on July 12, 2025, and it’s gonna be a night to remember. That venue’s always had a chill vibe with its riverside backdrop and open-air setup, and honestly, it fits Teddy’s whole energy perfectly. His voice just hits different live, especially when the sun’s going down and everyone’s singing along. If you’re thinking about going, don’t wait—this one’s gonna sell out quick.

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Teddy Swims Tour Dates and Location

Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Teddy Swims Official page for the complete list of tour dates.

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About Teddy Swims

Teddy Swims isn’t your typical pop star—and that’s kind of the point. Born Jaten Dimsdale in Atlanta, he grew up surrounded by music of all kinds. You can hear that mix in his voice—soul, rock, gospel, R&B—it's all in there. He didn’t blow up overnight, either. He started by covering songs in his bedroom and uploading them to YouTube, just doing what he loved. People noticed, and things started to snowball.

His voice? It's one of those you feel in your chest. Raspy, powerful, full of emotion—but also super tender when it needs to be. He can go from belting a breakup anthem to making you feel like you're the only person in the room during a quiet ballad.

Teddy’s 2023 debut album, I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1), gave us a look into his heart—messy emotions, vulnerability, all of it laid bare. And now with Part 2 in 2025, he’s digging even deeper. The songs hit in that way where you think, “Wow, I didn’t know someone else felt like that too.”

The thing about Teddy is, he’s just real. No gimmicks, no ego—just a guy who loves to sing and somehow makes thousands of strangers feel a little less alone. That’s why people show up for him. Not just for the voice, but for the heart behind it