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Haute & Freddy Big Disgrace Tour: Dates, Tickets & Setlist

Key Takeaways

  • Haute & Freddy’s Big Disgrace Tour 2026 spans North America, Europe, Brazil, and Mexico, with a theatrical pop production that has built a devoted fan community known as The Royal Court.
  • The debut album Big Disgrace, named by Vogue as one of 2026’s standout releases, anchors a live show that many critics see as a clear step toward larger venues.
  • Several dates have shifted venues or schedules, including San Francisco, which moved from Bimbo’s 365 Club on September 13 to The Castro Theatre on September 14, with original tickets honored.
  • Verified Ticketmaster and Ticketweb links help fans navigate scattered listings across platforms and provide a reliable path to remaining tickets.
  • To ensure access to this club-stage production before it scales up, use the official ticketing links below for upcoming dates.

Quick Ticket Links for Upcoming North American Dates

To help you secure tickets quickly, here are verified links for the remaining North American headline shows on the Big Disgrace Tour. Several dates have limited availability, so early purchase is recommended.

Note: Original Bimbo’s 365 Club tickets will be honored at The Castro Theatre. The original Bimbo’s 365 Club listing remains accessible at:
View Original Bimbo’s 365 Club Listing

Now that the key ticket links are in one place, the full routing below provides a complete view of the tour.

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Full Big Disgrace Tour Schedule

Haute & Freddy’s Big Disgrace Tour spans the UK, Europe, and North America across May through October 2026. Upcoming dates appear first, followed by completed shows.

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Upcoming Dates

North American Fall Leg

  1. September 14, 2026 — San Francisco, CA — The Castro Theatre — Relocated from Bimbo’s 365 Club (original date: September 13). All ages. Doors 7:00 PM, show 8:00 PM. Original Bimbo’s 365 tickets remain valid. Get Tickets
  2. September 15, 2026 — Los Angeles, CA — The Fonda Theatre — The duo’s hometown market, where their theatrical pop aesthetic first took shape. Get Tickets
  3. September 19, 2026 — Houston, TX — The Heights — Confirmed headline date per femmusic.com.
  4. September 20, 2026 — Austin, TX — Scoot Inn — Doors open at 4:30 PM, show runs until 8:30 PM (all ages welcome), an unusually early Sunday slot. Get Tickets
  5. September 22, 2026 — Nashville, TN — The Blue Room at Third Man Records — Confirmed headline date per femmusic.com.
  6. September 23, 2026 — Asheville, NC — Revival — Confirmed headline date per femmusic.com.
  7. September 25, 2026 — Washington, DC — 9:30 Club — Doors open at 11:00 PM, per promoter I.M.P. Tickets become transferable 72 hours before show time. Get Tickets
  8. September 26, 2026 — Columbia, MD — All Things Go Festival, Merriweather Post Pavilion — Scheduled festival appearance alongside Mitski, KATSEYE, Jessie Murph, nimino, and Goldie Boutilier. Separate from the headline routing.
  9. September 27, 2026 — Philadelphia, PA — Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia — Get Tickets
  10. September 30, 2026 — Ferndale, MI — The Magic Bag — Get Tickets
  11. October 2, 2026 — Madison, WI — Majestic Theatre — Get Tickets
  12. October 3, 2026 — Minneapolis, MN — Varsity Theater — Closes the North American fall headline leg before Brazil and UK/European dates. Get Tickets

Brazil Festival Dates

  1. October 9, 2026 — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — ZIG Festival — Festival appearance, per femmusic.com.
  2. October 10, 2026 — São Paulo, Brazil — ZIG Festival — Festival appearance, per femmusic.com.

UK & European Leg — Support from Cabbage The Clown on select dates.

  1. November 4, 2026 — Berlin, Germany — Huxleys Neue Welt — With support from Cabbage The Clown.
  2. November 6, 2026 — Brussels, Belgium — Botanique The Rotonde — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.
  3. November 7, 2026 — Den Haag, Netherlands — Stonewall Festival — Festival appearance, per femmusic.com.
  4. November 8, 2026 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Bitterzoet — Headline club show, per femmusic.com.
  5. November 10, 2026 — Cologne, Germany — Bürgerhaus Stollwerck — With support from Cabbage The Clown.
  6. November 12, 2026 — Paris, France — Alhambra — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.
  7. November 15, 2026 — Glasgow, UK — King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut — Confirmed per femmusic.com.
  8. November 17, 2026 — Manchester, UK — Band on the Wall — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.
  9. November 18, 2026 — London, UK — Heaven — First of two consecutive shows at Heaven, per femmusic.com.
  10. November 19, 2026 — London, UK — Heaven — Second consecutive Heaven date, per femmusic.com.
  11. November 21, 2026 — Galway, Ireland — Roisin Dubh — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.
  12. November 22, 2026 — Dublin, Ireland — The Button Factory — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.

Mexico Leg

  1. December 9, 2026 — Mexico City, Mexico — Foro Indie Rocks — Confirmed per femmusic.com’s tour-date roundup.

Past Dates

  1. May 29, 2026 — Toronto, ON — The Great Hall — Opening night of the North American headline tour run, with a feathers-and-sequins dress code and support from the Rubin Brothers.
  2. June 2, 2026 — Brooklyn, NY — Warsaw — Two sold-out nights at the 1,100-capacity Warsaw in Brooklyn, with the first on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, supported by the Rubin Brothers.
  3. June 13, 2026 — Salt Lake City, UT — Soundwell — 8:00 PM start, with support from the Rubin Brothers.
  4. June 16, 2026 — San Diego, CA — Music Box — Support from the Rubin Brothers.
  5. July 30, 2026 — Chicago, IL — Lollapalooza, Grant Park — Live debut of “Touch Touch” at Lollapalooza in summer 2026, ahead of its August 28 release.
  6. August 2, 2026 — St. Charles, IA — Hinterland, Avenue of the Saints Amphitheater — Main Stage, 12:15 PM.
  7. August 3, 2026 — Kansas City, MO — Madrid Theatre — Confirmed per de.perto.com.
  8. August 7–9, 2026 — San Francisco, CA — Outside Lands, Golden Gate Park — Performance on the Lands End Stage on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 1:25 to 2:10 PM.
  9. August 9, 2026 — Seattle, WA — Capitol Hill Block Party — Main Stage slot from 3:55 to 4:40 PM, billed at the top of that day’s schedule.
  10. September 9, 2026 — Vancouver, BC — Hollywood Theatre — Opened the fall leg of the Big Disgrace World Tour, which continues through multiple continents. View Ticketmaster Listing
  11. September 10, 2026 — Seattle, WA — Neumos — Confirmed per Neumos’ official event listing.
  12. September 12, 2026 — Portland, OR — Wonder Ballroom — Confirmed per the venue’s official listing and Monqui Presents.

Beyond the core routing, several festivals, VIP offerings, and setlist details help define the Big Disgrace era.

Festivals, VIP Experience, and Setlist Highlights

Haute & Freddy’s 2026 calendar includes a dense run of festivals that frame the tour’s momentum. Cosmopolitan named the duo among its “6 Best Lollapalooza 2026 Sets,” praising Michelle’s “pristine vocal chops and larger-than-life persona” alongside Lance’s “multifaceted musical talents on the drums and keys.” The duo also appeared at The Great Escape in Brighton on May 14, London Calling in Amsterdam on May 16, Hinterland on August 2, Outside Lands on August 7–9, and Capitol Hill Block Party on August 9, 2026.

Haute & Freddy’s Royal Fools VIP Experience adds a narrative layer around the main set. The package includes one general admission ticket, an immersive pre-show experience, early entry one hour before doors, private merch shopping, and a theatrical initiation led by the duo in character. Freddy records the VIP session live so those moments feed into that night’s narrations, transitions, and cues.

The headline set runs one hour and fifteen minutes and features the full 13-track Big Disgrace album plus the unreleased song “Film Noir.” The documented Warsaw setlist includes “Anti-Superstar,” “Fashion Over Function,” “Sweet Surrender,” “Sophie,” “Fields of Versailles,” “Femme Hysteria,” “I Like My People Weird,” “Freaks,” “Scantily Clad,” an improvised medley, “Showgirl at Heart,” “Dance the Pain Away,” “Let’s Dance” (David Bowie cover), “Symphony for a Queen,” and “Shy Girl.”

Patterns, Themes, and Tour Takeaways

Theatricality defines the Big Disgrace Tour. Olivia Garby of Off the Record Press described the show as “a technicolour spectacle of campy, theatrical pop music” and noted that the duo appears to be “on the edge of a huge breakthrough.” The San Francisco upgrade from Bimbo’s 365 Club to the historic Castro Theatre, with a new date of September 14, 2026, signals that demand has outgrown the original room.

The global routing, from intimate North American clubs to European venues and Brazilian festivals, reflects a deliberate international expansion strategy. This expansion, combined with strong advance sales, highlights the value of a single, verified source for tour information. Fans searching across platforms often encounter conflicting dates, outdated venue listings, and broken ticket links. OnesToWatch centralizes first-party data for the North American leg and helps resolve those discrepancies.

Practical Reader Guidance

San Francisco venue change: The show originally booked at Bimbo’s 365 Club for September 13 now takes place at The Castro Theatre on September 14. Bimbo’s 365 Club has confirmed that original tickets will be honored at the new venue, so ticket holders should retain their existing passes.

Austin start time: The Scoot Inn show on September 20, 2026 lists a 4:30 PM door time, with the event running until 8:30 PM. The early schedule makes this date accessible for younger attendees and those planning around Sunday travel.

Washington, DC: Doors for the 9:30 Club show on Friday, September 25, 2026 open at 11:00 PM, per promoter I.M.P. Tickets remain non-transferable until 72 hours before show time, which limits speculative resale.

Show length and openers: Headline sets run one hour and fifteen minutes and cover all 13 tracks from Big Disgrace plus the unreleased “Film Noir.” Doors typically open 60 to 90 minutes before showtime, and the Rubin Brothers, a Boston-based circus-musician duo, serve as the opening act on the North American leg.

Ticket authenticity: Official ticket links for the listed Big Disgrace Tour dates are provided via Ticketmaster and Ticketweb. The 9:30 Club notes that tickets suspected of being purchased for resale may be cancelled at the venue’s discretion.

FAQ

Who Are the Opening Acts on the Big Disgrace Tour?

The Rubin Brothers, real-life siblings Colescott Rubin and AJ Rubin, open the North American leg. Their set blends original songs and on-the-spot compositions with comedy, improv, and circus elements such as unicycling, juggling, acrobatics, and partner balancing. On select European dates, Cabbage The Clown appears as support. Performance troupe Fou York, part of the Fou Fou Ha! collective, joins Haute & Freddy during the headline set for specific songs and staged moments rather than as a separate opener.

How Long Is a Haute & Freddy Headline Show?

Headline sets run one hour and fifteen minutes and include all 13 tracks from Big Disgrace plus the unreleased song “Film Noir.” The show is heavily interactive: Haute & Freddy invite sharply dressed fans on stage to embody the characters in “Scantily Clad” and improvise songs about audience members based on details like names, interests, or birthdays. Doors usually open 60 to 90 minutes before showtime, though specific times vary by venue, as seen with the early Scoot Inn slot in Austin and the late 9:30 Club doors in Washington, DC.

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