AURORA Full Tour Schedule 2024 & 2025, Tour Dates & Concerts – Songkick

AURORA tour dates 2024

AURORA is currently touring across 18 countries and has 30 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at National Stadium in Dublin, after that they'll be at Worthy Farm in Pilton.

See all your opportunities to see them live below!
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Upcoming concerts (30) See nearest concert

  1. Jun

    26

    Dublin, Ireland

    National Stadium

  2. Jun

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    Outdoor Pilton, UK

    Glastonbury Festival

  3. Jul

    10

    Tønsberg, Norway

    Slottsfjell

  4. Jul

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    Outdoor Barcelona, Spain

    Festival Cruïlla

  5. Jul

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    Outdoor Algés, Portugal

    NOS Alive

  6. Jul

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    Kristiansand, Norway

    Ravnedalen Live

  7. Aug

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    Outdoor Budapest, Hungary

    Sziget Festival

  8. Aug

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    Outdoor Helsinki, Finland

    Flow Festival

  9. Aug

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    Jakarta, Indonesia

    LaLaLaFest

  10. Sep

    18

    Milan, Italy

    Alcatraz

  11. Sep

    20

    Vienna, Austria

    Gasometer

  12. Sep

    21

    Prague, Czech Republic

    Sportovní Hala Fortuna

  13. Sep

    23

    Krakow, Poland

    TAURON Arena

  14. Sep

    24

    Warsaw, Poland

    COS Torwar

  15. Sep

    25

    Berlin, Germany

    UFO

  16. Sep

    27

    Brussels, Belgium

    Forest National

  17. Sep

    28

    Amsterdam, Netherlands

    AFAS Live

  18. Sep

    30

    Paris, France

    L'Olympia

  19. Oct

    2

    London, UK

    Royal Albert Hall

  20. Oct

    4

    Manchester, UK

    O2 Apollo Manchester

  21. Oct

    5

    Edinburgh, UK

    Usher Hall

  22. Nov

    21

    Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

    Shrine Auditorium

  23. Nov

    23

    San Francisco, CA, US

    Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

  24. Nov

    26

    Seattle, WA, US

    WAMU Theater

  25. Nov

    29

    Chicago, IL, US

    Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

  26. Dec

    2

    Toronto, ON, Canada

    History

  27. Dec

    4

    Boston, MA, US

    MGM Music Hall at Fenway

  28. Dec

    5

    New York (NYC), NY, US

    Beacon Theatre

  29. Dec

    8

    Washington, DC, US

    The Anthem

  30. Dec

    9

    Philadelphia, PA, US

    The Fillmore Philadelphia

Past concerts

  1. Mar

    23

    Oslo, Norway

    Sentrum Scene

  2. Mar

    22

    Oslo, Norway

    Sentrum Scene

  3. Mar

    21

    Oslo, Norway

    Sentrum Scene

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Recent tour reviews

  • AURORA

    Verftet Online Music Festival 29.03.20 https://youtu.be/2_IoUzum2s8

    Aurora sits at her piano and starts to play Animal Soul as a solo acoustic.

    This is a peaceful song describing birth and the idea that our animal soul can hardly find a place in this world of hate. Aurora’s voice is delicate as she touches very high pitched notes.

    It makes for a slightly sleepy beginning of a concert, but it sets the atmosphere for the next song.

    Aurora turns towards the rest of the band. The drummer joins in almost immediately with the kick drum. He uses brushes on the edges of a snare drum. The guitarist uses a slight Reverb and plays a line based on two notes. Aurora starts to play a well known motive on her piano.

    Teardrop by Massive Attack is probably their most famous song. Aurora’s voice is perfect to interpret it. During the chorus she lets it wander, reminding a lot the singing style of Dolores O’ Riordan. It is an extremely powerful performance.

    Aurora comes out of the performance status and like a little elf, with her funny English greets the audience.

    The next song is Warrior. Silje Sol joins on piano and with support vocals. The guitarist sings as well. The song is so energetic and powerful. It brings tears to my eyes. It is much warmer than the studio version, which is almost drowned in a cold synth-base. The support vocals by Silje Sol makes it in my opinion the best version ever performed.

    It is sad to think that she cannot see the reaction from the audience. I was singing along and dancing and I was almost in tears while she was singing Warrior. If this is going to be the future of concerts, one should find a solution to give feedback to the artists from the audience. Maybe a screen the artist can look at while performing. Of course the screen should be moderated, people can do crazy things even on screen, so this shouldn’t disrupt the performance in any way.

    All is soft Inside is also performed flawlessly, with its great high-pitched passages. The way Aurora moves, how she shakes around, like a little bird bathing in a pond, it is just so joyful.

    She is also great at pep-talking, at supporting her audience during CoVid.

    She dedicates Through the Eyes of a Child to them. The lyrics are really evocative and sweet.

    In The River, Queendom and The Seed Aurora and Silje Sol perform wonderful harmonizations with their voices. Aurora’s vocalization remind me of a Native American, an imaginary she often refers to. In The Seed she refers to the famous quote by Obomsawin.

    She ends her concert with Across the Universe, sang together with the rest of the band.

    This was a magic experience.

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  • Okay, let me just say that this was my first concert that I’ve been to and I already know it’s the best I’ll ever see. AURORA is everything—her live voice is impeccable, her band is flawless, and her personality makes you feel like you’re with friends just watching another friend perform. I have nothing to complain about because this was absolutely the best experience of my life.

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  • It was nice to see Aurora return to Toronto for one show at the Danforth Music Hall. She played songs from her latest effort to the delight of many of us. There were no surprises last night as she delivered what we all expected- great music with personality, hip and ideal support from her band. A worthwhile evening.

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