Maddie Zahm’s Everything All The Time Tour features a rotating cast of openers across Europe and North America. This guide outlines who is playing each date, how the support acts shift by region, and where to find tickets.
Key Takeaways
- Molly Grace, Semler, OSTON, and Chance Emerson appear as support across different legs of the tour.
- Lineups change by city and region across the North American dates.
- Molly Grace covers key Southern and Southeastern shows, including San Diego, Houston, Atlanta, and Charlotte.
- Semler appears on several Midwest and Northeast stops, including Buffalo, Columbus, and St. Paul.
- OSTON anchors the final seven dates from Denver through Los Angeles on the Mountain West and Pacific Coast run.
- Several dates still list support as TBA, so local venue and ticketing pages remain the most current sources.
- OnesToWatch Live highlights emerging artists connected to this tour and future runs.
Direct Ticket Links For Upcoming Dates
Tickets remain available for several Everything All The Time Tour stops. Use the links below for fast access to select shows.
Quick Ticket Links For Molly Grace Dates
Molly Grace appears on three confirmed upcoming North American dates. Tickets are currently available for each show listed here.
Monday, October 12, 2026 — UPCOMING
San Diego, CA | Voodoo Room at the House of Blues San Diego
Saturday, October 17, 2026 — UPCOMING
Houston, TX | The Bronze Peacock at House of Blues Houston
Monday, October 19, 2026 — UPCOMING
Atlanta, GA | Vinyl | Atlanta
These dates highlight why Molly Grace fits this tour’s emotional and sonic palette. The next section looks more closely at her background and sound.
About Molly Grace
Molly Grace is an emerging artist featured by OnesToWatch. Her sound blends pop with funk and disco, and her songwriting mixes humor with intimate, confessional vulnerability. This approach pairs cleanly with Maddie Zahm’s emotionally direct catalog. Her selection for multiple Everything All The Time Tour dates reflects intentional artist-to-artist alignment rather than a generic opener slot.
Upcoming City-By-City Support Acts
The following dates are upcoming as of September 27, 2026. Listed openers come from venue, promoter, or ticketing sources. Remaining dates still show TBA at the local level.
- October 17, 2026 — Houston, TX
The Bronze Peacock at House of Blues Houston
Opener: Molly Grace
Molly Grace brings an intimate, emotionally resonant set that complements Zahm’s confessional pop in one of the South’s busiest live music markets.
- October 19, 2026 — Atlanta, GA
Vinyl | Atlanta
Opener: Molly Grace
The Atlanta date at Vinyl has already sold out, reflecting strong regional demand. Molly Grace’s presence adds a discovery element for early ticket buyers.
- October 20, 2026 — Charlotte, NC
Visulite Theatre
Opener: Molly Grace
The Visulite Theatre is a historic, mid-capacity venue in Charlotte, NC with a capacity of 540. Ticketmaster-sourced listings such as VenuNite and Consequence Live bill this date as “Maddie Zahm w/ Molly Grace,” while the venue page and JamBase list the artists separately. - October 21, 2026 — Raleigh, NC
Lincoln Theatre
Opener: TBA — check local listings - October 23, 2026 — Washington, DC
Union Stage
Opener: TBA — check local listings - October 24, 2026 — New York, NY
Racket
Opener: TBA — check local listings - October 25, 2026 — Philadelphia, PA
The Foundry at the Fillmore
Opener: Semler - October 27, 2026 — Boston, MA
Brighton Music Hall
Opener: Semler - October 28, 2026 — Buffalo, NY
Asbury Hall at Babeville
Opener: Semler
Semler is an alt-Christian singer-songwriter whose music blends folk, acoustic country/punk, and indie folk elements. Their introspective writing complements Zahm’s emotionally open approach. The Buffalo date is billed as “Maddie Zahm: Everything All The Time Tour w. Semler.” - October 30, 2026 — Toronto, ON
The Axis Club (formerly known as The Mod Club)
Opener: TBA — check local listings - November 1, 2026 — Columbus, OH
Skully’s Music Diner
Opener: Semler
The November 1, 2026 Maddie Zahm “Everything All The Time Tour w/ Semler” show at Skully’s Music Diner in Columbus lists a 7:00 PM show time and 6:00 PM doors. - November 2, 2026 — Nashville, TN
The Basement East
Opener: TBA — check local listings - November 4, 2026 — Indianapolis, IN
Hi-Fi Indianapolis
Opener: Semler - November 6, 2026 — Ann Arbor, MI
Blind Pig
Opener: TBA — check local listings - November 7, 2026 — Chicago, IL
Chop Shop
Opener: TBA — check local listings - November 8, 2026 — St. Paul, MN
Amsterdam Bar & Hall
Opener: Semler
The November 8, 2026 Maddie Zahm w. Semler show at Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St. Paul is listed by the venue and most ticketing sources as starting at 7:00 PM, while First Avenue’s event page lists a 7:30 PM start. - November 10, 2026 — Kansas City, MO
recordBar
Opener: TBA — check local listings - November 12, 2026 — Denver, CO
Meow Wolf
Opener: OSTON
OSTON released her debut album, Isn’t That Sweet?, on September 25, 2026, and has noted that her earlier 8-track EP Am I Talking Too Much? could also read as an album. The Denver date begins her run on the tour. - November 14, 2026 — Salt Lake City, UT
Metro Music Hall
Opener: OSTON - November 15, 2026 — Boise, ID
Knitting Factory Concert House
Opener: OSTON
OSTON opens for Maddie Zahm at Knitting Factory Boise on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 8:00 PM. - November 17, 2026 — Seattle, WA
Neumos
Opener: OSTON - November 18, 2026 — Portland, OR
Hawthorne Theatre
Opener: OSTON - November 20, 2026 — San Francisco, CA
The Chapel
Opener: OSTON
OSTON opens for Maddie Zahm at The Chapel in San Francisco on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 9:00 PM. - November 21, 2026 — Los Angeles, CA
Pacific Electric
Opener: OSTON
OSTON joins Maddie Zahm on the final seven dates of the Everything All The Time Tour, from November 12 in Denver through November 21 in Los Angeles, across the Mountain West and Pacific Coast. BroadwayWorld confirms this support run.
Past Shows On The Everything All The Time Tour
The tour has already covered a European leg and several early North American dates as of September 27, 2026.
European Leg (September 2026)
- September 11 — Dublin, Ireland | Academy 2 — Maddie Zahm performed at Academy 2 in Dublin on September 11, 2026, with the show listed as sold out on the official tour schedule, though some ticket platforms still showed availability.
- September 13 — Glasgow, Scotland | King Tut’s
- September 14 — Manchester, UK | Yes (Pink Room) — Maddie Zahm performed at YES (Pink Room) in Manchester on September 14, 2026; no source confirms a sellout.
- September 15 — London, UK | Bush Hall — Chance Emerson was listed alongside Maddie Zahm at Bush Hall in London on September 15, 2026, though support acts had not been officially confirmed. Setlist.fm documents Maddie Zahm at Bush Hall on that date, also billed with Chance Emerson.
- September 17 — Amsterdam, NL | Bitterzoet
North American Leg — Past Dates
- October 12 — San Diego, CA | Voodoo Room at the House of Blues San Diego — Molly Grace opened this date.
- October 13 — Phoenix, AZ | Walter Studios — Maddie Zahm is scheduled at Walter Studios in Phoenix on October 13, 2026, at 8:00 PM.
- October 16 — Dallas, TX | The Kessler — Molly Grace opened this date, as listed on the Prekindle event page, with doors at 7:00 PM and showtime at 8:00 PM.
How The Rotating Lineup Fits Each Region
The Everything All The Time Tour uses a rotating support structure that pairs each region with a distinct opener profile. Molly Grace appears on Southern and Southeastern dates such as San Diego, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, and Charlotte in 2026, where audiences already respond to emotionally candid pop. Semler joins the tour in markets including Buffalo, Columbus, and St. Paul, bringing a folk and Americana-leaning sensibility that suits those rooms. OSTON takes over for the closing stretch, covering Denver, Salt Lake City, Boise, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles in November 2026, which gives the final run a consistent voice across the Mountain West and Pacific Coast.
Chance Emerson’s presence at Bush Hall in London on September 15, 2026 suggests an indie-folk pairing on the European leg before the North American rotation began.
Molly Grace’s placement on this tour illustrates a common OnesToWatch pipeline. An emerging artist moves from editorial coverage and playlist support into high-visibility tour slots. Listeners who want to follow similar trajectories can explore more artists on that path.
Explore OnesToWatch’s 2026 Top 30 Artists To Watch.
Practical Guidance For Concertgoers
For most Everything All The Time Tour dates, doors open about one hour before showtime. Door times still vary by venue and city, usually ranging from 60 to 90 minutes before the listed start. Showtime typically appears as 8:00 PM local time, with many venues listing doors at 7:00 PM, though some rooms post a 7:00 PM start. Support sets often run 25 to 35 minutes, so arriving near doors offers the most reliable way to catch Molly Grace, Semler, or OSTON from the first song.
For dates where the opener still appears as TBA, check the venue’s official website or ticketing page in the weeks before the show. Smaller-capacity rooms often finalize support within two to four weeks of the date. Venue social accounts and the artists’ own Instagram feeds usually post updates first.
Streaming the openers’ catalogs before the show helps contextualize their sets. OSTON’s debut album and Molly Grace’s available recordings sit on major platforms. Semler’s folk-leaning catalog particularly rewards a listen ahead of the Midwest and Northeast dates.
Maddie Zahm’s Everything All The Time album is a 12-track release from September 25, 2026, via MNRK Nashville, though some digital platforms list 11 songs. The record forms the backbone of the headlining set, so familiarity with it deepens the live experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who Is Opening For Maddie Zahm On The Everything All The Time Tour?
The tour features Molly Grace, Semler, OSTON, and Chance Emerson in different markets. Molly Grace appears on Southern and Southeastern dates such as San Diego, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, and Charlotte. Semler covers select Northeast and Midwest shows, including Buffalo, Columbus, and St. Paul. OSTON supports the Mountain West and Pacific Coast run from Denver through Los Angeles. Chance Emerson appears on the European leg, including the London date at Bush Hall on September 15, 2026. Several dates still list support as TBA, so local venue listings remain the most accurate source.
Which Dates Feature Molly Grace As The Opener?
Molly Grace supports San Diego (October 12, Voodoo Room at the House of Blues San Diego), Dallas (October 16, The Kessler), Houston (October 17, The Bronze Peacock at House of Blues Houston), Atlanta (October 19, Vinyl), and Charlotte (October 20, Visulite Theatre). Some of these dates have already passed, while Houston, Atlanta, and Charlotte remain upcoming as of late September 2026.
Where Can I Buy Tickets For The Molly Grace Dates?
Tickets for the upcoming Houston and Atlanta shows are available through Ticketmaster. The ticket buttons near the top of this article link directly to the San Diego, Houston, and Atlanta dates.
Which Dates Feature OSTON As The Opener?
OSTON opens the final seven dates of the North American leg: November 12 in Denver (Meow Wolf), November 14 in Salt Lake City (Metro Music Hall), November 15 in Boise (Knitting Factory Concert House), November 17 in Seattle (Neumos), November 18 in Portland (Hawthorne Theatre), November 20 in San Francisco (The Chapel), and November 21 in Los Angeles (Pacific Electric). OSTON released her debut album, Isn’t That Sweet?, on September 25, 2026, and has noted that her earlier 8-track EP Am I Talking Too Much? could also be considered an album, which makes this run a notable early touring milestone.
Are There Dates Where The Opener Has Not Been Announced?
Several North American dates on Maddie Zahm’s Everything All The Time Tour, including Raleigh, Washington DC, New York, Toronto, Nashville, Ann Arbor, Chicago, and Kansas City, do not yet list a public support act, while Philadelphia, Boston, and Indianapolis list Semler as support. Fans attending those shows should monitor venue websites, social media accounts, and ticketing pages for opener announcements, which typically appear in the weeks before each date.