True Colors Tour

Not to be confused with True Colors World Tour by Cyndi Lauper.

The True Colors Tour was a headlining concert tour by Russian-German music producer Zedd, launched in support of his studio album True Colors. The tour visited Asia, Europe, and North America from 6 August 2015 to 11 January 2016.

True Colors Tour

Tour by Zedd
True Colors Official Poster
Associated album	True Colors
Start date	August 6, 2015 (2015-08-06)
End date	January 11, 2016 (2016-01-11)
Legs	3
No. of shows	6 in Asia 11 in Europe 36 in North America 53 in total

Set list

1. Intro of "Hourglass"
2. Chorus of "Spectrum"
3. "Beautiful Now"
4. "Rather Be (Merk And Kremont Remix)"
5. "Rude (Zedd Remix)"
6. "Breakn' A Sweat (Zedd Remix)"
7. "Stay the Night (Zedd & KDrew Remix)"
8. "Straight Into the Fire"
9. "Bumble Bee"
10. "Illusion"
11. "Break Free"
12. "Clarity"
13. "Fall Into the Sky"
14. "I Want You to Know"
15. "The Legend of Zelda"
16. "Find You"
17. "Papercut"
18. "Done with Love"
19. "True Colors" (Grey Remix)
20. "Spectrum"

Shows

Date	City	Country	Venue	Secret Guest	Attendance			Revenue
Asia[1]
6 August 2015	Clarke Quay	Singapore	Zouk	—	1,500	1,500	100%	$126,500
7 August 2015	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	Rach Chiec Golf Driving Range	—	4,500	5,000	90%	$144,000
8 August 2015	Pasay	Philippines	Mall of Asia Arena	N/A	7,744	10,000	77%	$420,346
11 August 2015 [a]	Bangkok	Thailand	SCG Stadium	—	—			—
15 August 2015 [b]	Osaka	Japan	Maishima Sports Island	—
16 August 2015 [b]	Tokyo		QVC Marine Field	—
North America[2]
23 August 2015	Las Vegas	United States	Encore Beach Club	—	—			—
29 August 2015
6 September 2015[c]	Seattle		Seattle Center	—	—			—
8 September 2015[d][e]	Magna		The Great Saltair	The Chainsmokers[3]	2,843	4,000	71%	$104,781
10 September 2015[d][e]	Broomfield		1stBank Center	Dominic of Big Gigantic[4][5][6]	4,084	7,094	58%	$152,773
12 September 2015[d][e]	Phoenix		Comerica Theatre	3lau[7]	3,724	5,000	74%	$137,788
15 September 2015[e]	San Diego		Valley View Casino Center	Audien[8][9]	—			—
16 September 2015[e]	San Francisco		Bill Graham Civic Auditorium	DVBBS[10][11]	17,016	17,016	100%	$765,720[12]
17 September 2015[e]				Benny Benassi[13][14]
18 September 2015[e][f]	Los Angeles		Staples Center	Steve Angello[15]	9,755	12,418	79%	$512,842
22 September 2015[d][e]	El Paso		Williams Convention Center	Deorro[16][17][18]	—			—
24 September 2015[d][e]	Austin		Austin360 Amphitheater	Flosstradamus[19]	—			—
25 September 2015[d][e]	Houston		Bayou Music Center	Borgore[20]	3,436	3,500	98%	$146,495
26 September 2015[d][e]	Dallas		South Side Ballroom	Mat Zo[21]	6,305	8,006	79%	$254,105
28 September 2015[g]	New Orleans		Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square	—	see footnote [g]			see footnote [g]
30 September 2015[d][e]	Cleveland		Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica	Krewella[27][28] and Adventure Club[29][30]	—			—
2 October 2015[d][e][f]	New York City		Madison Square Garden	—	—			—
3 October 2015[h][e][i]	Washington, D.C.		DC Armory	Tommy Trash[31]	6,931	9,000	77%	$283,730
5 October 2015[h][e]	Wallingford		Oakdale Theatre	DJ Hanzel[32]	2,034	4,560	45%	$75,122
6 October 2015[h][e]	Kingston		Ryan Center	—	1,939	5,202	37%	$90,853
7 October 2015[h][e]	Amherst		Mullins Center	Steve Aoki[33]	3,108	5,700	55%	$140,480
9 October 2015[h][e]	University Park		Bryce Jordan Center	Morgan Page[34]	3,245	3,500	93%	$153,053
10 October 2015[h][e][i]	Philadelphia		Liacouras Center	—	4,605	4,605	100%	$206,778
12 October 2015[j]	Columbia		Township Auditorium	—	see footnote [j]			see footnote [j]
13 October 2015[h][e]	Charlotte		Uptown Amphitheatre at NC Music Factory	—	2,678	4,751	56%	$84,174
15 October 2015[h][e]	Orlando		CFE Arena	Dash Berlin[36]	—	—
16 October 2015[h][e]	Miami		Bayfront Park Amphitheatre	Dada Life[37]	3,511	7,500	47%	$127,138
17 October 2015[h][e]	Tampa		USF Sun Dome	—	—			—
20 October 2015[h][e]	Atlanta		The Tabernacle	—	2,472	2,562	96%	$84,048
22 October 2015[h][e]	Grand Rapids		The Delta Plex	—	—			—
23 October 2015[h][e]	Detroit		Masonic Temple	—	4,821	4,821	100%	$173,556
24 October 2015[h][e]	Toronto	Canada	Ricoh Coliseum	—	6,098	7,526	81%	$276,411
27 October 2015[h][e]	Indianapolis	United States	Indiana Farmers Coliseum	—	—			—
29 October 2015[h][e]	Chicago		UIC Pavilion	Martin Garrix[38]	—			—
30 October 2015[h][e]	Madison		Alliant Energy Center	Sydney Sierota of Echosmith[39]	—			—
31 October 2015[e][k]	St. Paul		Roy Wilkins Auditorium	Trick or Treat – Steve Aoki, deadmau5, and Daft Punk[40] (all fake[41][42])	—			—
Europe[43]
11 November 2015	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega, Copenhagen	N/A	—			—
13 November 2015	Oslo	Norway	Sentrum Scene	N/A	—			—
14 November 2015	Stockholm	Sweden	Gota Kallare	N/A	—			—
18 November 2015	Esch-sur-Alzette	Luxembourg	Rockhal	N/A	—			—
20 November 2015	Cologne	Germany	Palladium	N/A	—			—
21 November 2015	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg	Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens	—			—
22 November 2015	Paris	France	Le Trianon	N/A		Cancelled immediately by the French president François Hollande for safety due to the November 2015 Paris attacks[44]
26 November 2015	Dublin	Ireland	Academy Dublin	N/A	—			—
27 November 2015	Glasgow	United Kingdom	O2 Academy Glasgow	N/A	—			—
28 November 2015	Manchester		The Ritz	N/A	—			—
29 November 2015	London		The Forum, London	N/A	—			—
Asia[45]
28 December 2015 [l]	Panaji	India	Supersonic – GOA	N/A	—			—
31 December 2015	Shanghai	China	West Bund Art Center	N/A	—			—
8 January 2016 [m]	Seoul	South Korea	AX-Hall[46]	N/A	—			—
10 January 2016	Chiba	Japan	Chiba Messe	N/A	—			—
11 January 2016	Osaka		Intex Osaka	N/A	—			—
Total					102,349	122,761	83%	$4,386,693

Notes

1. The August 11, 2015 concert in Bangkok, Thailand at the Thunderdome is a part of the Output Festival.
2. The August 15, 2015 concert in Osaka, Japan at the Maishima Sports Island and the August 16, 2015 concert in Tokyo, Japan at the QVC Marine Field are both a part of the Summer Sonic Festival.
3. The September 6, 2015 concert in Seattle, Washington is a part of the 2015 Bumbershoot Music Festival.
4. French producer Madeon was an opening act.
5. English producer Alex Metric was an opening act.
6. English electronic music duo AlunaGeorge was an opening act.
7. The September 28, 2015 show in New Orleans, Louisiana at Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square was cancelled due to inclement weather.^{[22][23][24][25]} It may be rescheduled to a later date.^[26]
8. American producer Dillon Francis was an opening act.
9. Australian music project What So Not was an opening act.
10. The October 12, 2015 show in Columbia, South Carolina at Township Auditorium was cancelled due to safety concerns due to flooding in nearby areas, and so that the authorities could focus on relief efforts, rather than the concert.^[35]
11. Canadian DJ and producer A-Trak was an opening act.
12. The 28 December 2015 concert in Panji, India is a part of the Gosupersonic".
13. The January 8, 2016 concert in Seoul, South Korea at the AX-Hall is a part of the 5 Nights II".