Gnash - September 11, 2026 (Phoenix, AZ)

Published on September 14, 2026 at 1:38 AM

Reliving the end of my teenage years with a known name that took 2016 by storm in the music world, gnash is back in the game after 7 years of not touring, and the fans still knew every word. Phoenix was the second stop of the garden tour and the entire stage was decked out… like a deck! If there’s one thing you need to know about gnash, he goes all out with his tour themes. Flowers, archways of floral arrangements, a bench and watering can covered the stage. gnash stepped out in a floral bouquet jumpsuit completed with gardening gloves (which he admitted was for his nail biting habits, hey! We all cope somehow in this world).

Opening with u don’t get me (guilty… MY favorite song), gnash watered and inspected his flowers, and drifted off into the sunset screen behind him. The entire show was a beautifully intimate experience and he really committed to this act that the crowd loved! Jumping between old classics, like i hate u, i love u, and new unreleased songs, gnash kept the crowd on their toes with what came next. With a Hazy the cat meow thrown in a few times to remind him of his cat back home, gnash’s mellow vibe flowed through the intimate venue all night.

gnash loves his fans and you can tell. He interacted with the crowd, letting everyone he could come in reach with pull petals from a rose to decide what type of surprise song to play. Nearing the end of his set, gnash got personal, talking about family and his experience. The screen behind him played old home videos and memories that let the crowd see parts of his childhood and how his music came to be. His vip was at the end of the night and was treated as one big hangout.

With new music coming soon, fans can only anticipate the next tour and what theme we will see. Overall, gnash absolutely crushed it despite his tour hiatus, and as a fellow fan of his music, I know I can’t wait to see what album and tour comes next from his creative, storytelling mind.

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