David Gray
He has gained an intensity worthy of Van Morrison or Mike Scott.
The Guardian (UK)
Why see David Gray?
Past & Present World Tour
The multi-million-selling singer is gearing up to perform all his heartfelt hits for devoted fans on his new 2025 tour! In celebration of his first new album since 2021, Dear Life, the 'Past & Present World Tour' will make stops across North America, including New York, Chicago, Denver, Washington, D.C. and many more. Prepare to be captivated by his unique sound!
Who Is David Gray?
You'd be forgiven for thinking that David Gray became an overnight success with White Ladder. In fact, it was his fourth studio album, with his first (A Century Ends) released five years earlierand self-financed! The rest, of course, is history, with Gray racking up over 12 million album sales in his career. He now lives in the upscale London suburb of Hampstead, a testament to not giving up on your dreams.
Upcoming Performances
Reviews
Customer reviews
3 reviews, average rating: (4.7 Stars)
Steve R
Great Show
Not sure what the reviewer above means, David came out at 8:10 and played 9 songs and then took a break and played the entire White Ladder album (to which most of the time the crowd was standing and singing along.
He then covered Soft Cell's Tainted love, two songs from Bowie and brought it back home with the ending of Please Forgive me. Crowd went nuts.
Came back for two songs on the encore.
Great show, great venue (parking is a nightmare) and great crowd. ... Read more
Totally Satisfied
Great show
What great concert! I could have watched him all night. He is such an excellent performer and kept the crowd in it the whole concert! ... Read more
Timmybighands
4 Star performance, 2 star crowd
The energy was weird. After a delay of over two hours because of weather..actually, after a delay of over two year because of Covid, and another two hours because of weather, the show finally got under way around 9:45. This lead to the set list being cut nearly in half. David played White Ladder start to finish, plus two greatest hits, plus two Bowie songs. The energy from the crowd was lacking, due partially to the weather and delay, the lack of songs to get everyone into the show, and the fact that it was Tuesday night. Gray and band were great despite him spending time trying to get the crowd on their feet. A greatest hits intro would have helped a lot. But by the time it finally got going, the 11 o’clock deadline loomed and it was over. David Gray is a great singer/song writer and puts on a good show, no matter what, but it could have been so much better ... Read more
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