Boston, you’re very much on the map for this one.
Megan Moroney is taking her Cloud 9 Tour global in 2026, and New England gets a front-row moment with two nights at TD Garden on July 6 and 7. Not a fly-by, not a random weekday drop-in. Two full Boston shows, added because demand said “try again.”
The tour kicks off in late May and stretches well into the fall, winding through arenas across North America before hopping the Atlantic for dates in the UK and Europe. It’s Moroney’s biggest run yet, built around her upcoming album Cloud 9, and it feels very much like the point where “fast rise” turns into “full-on era.”
For local fans, the TD Garden stop stands out immediately. Big room, midsummer timing, and the kind of hometown energy Boston crowds tend to bring when they feel chosen. If you caught her on the Am I Okay? tour in smaller venues, this is the glow-up version.
The tour announcement landed with enough momentum to add second nights in cities like Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, Los Angeles, and Nashville. That’s not subtle. Neither is taking an arena show international, with stops planned in London, Paris, Stockholm, and Glasgow.
All of this builds toward Cloud 9, due out in February, which Moroney has described as her most confident album yet. If the recent singles are any indication, these shows will land somewhere between emotional group therapy and screaming every word with your friends.
Bottom line for New England: July at TD Garden just got a little more pink, a little louder, and very hard to ignore.
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