The Wishbone World Tour Finally Hits Europe

Conan Gray is no longer a little secret and his most personal era yet proves exactly why. Few artists reinvent themselves as gracefully as Conan Gray. From his early days as a YouTube creator, posting intimate vlogs and bedroom recordings, to the bittersweet coming-of-age indie of his debut, through the viral heartbreak of Heather on the Kid Krow EP, and into the ecstatic, leather-clad 80s euphoria of Found Heaven: each chapter has felt deliberate, fully realised, and unmistakably him.

Personal Storytelling and Visual Worlds

Now comes the Wishbone era and it may be his most cohesive yet. Where previous records explored moods and aesthetics, Wishbone sharpens the personal lyricism that has been Conan’s signature since day one. The sound is a confident indie-pop hybrid. The aesthetic leans into sailor imagery of blues and whites, nautical longing, a restless young man chasing a horizon. The wishbone itself is borrowed from an old tradition. Two people pull, and whoever gets the longer end makes a wish. It is a fitting symbol for an artist whose whole career has been about reaching for something just out of grasp.

Wishbone landed at number one on the Billboard charts. The era of Conan Gray as a little YouTube secret is firmly over. But what makes him remarkable is how much he has grown with each chapter.

The tour reflects that intimacy at scale. Each night, Conan picks a fan to snap a wishbone with him. The winner gets to pick a song from the setlist. It is a small gesture that carries real weight, a thread connecting his earliest YouTube interactions with the much larger venues he now fills. That closeness in the fan exchanges, in the diary-entry candour of the songs themselves is what his day-one followers have always loved. The difference now is that thousands more people are in the room.

Collective Emotional Release

Joining him across the European leg is Esha Tewari, whose dreamy support sets make for a well-matched double bill. His show is known to hit hard in its sadder moments and release something collective and cathartic in its bigger ones. Conan writes and performs songs that speak directly to Gen Z anxieties, like coming of age, insecurity, love, the noise of the world and the concerts become a shared emotional release. The feeling of being understood in a crowd of thousands is rare. Conan Gray has built a career on providing exactly that.

6.05.2026 Düsseldorf Mitsubishi Electric Halle

21.05.2026 Hamburg Sporthalle

28.05.2026 Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle