Lily Allen moves upcoming U.S. tour venues from arenas to theaters, adding Seattle date

British singer Lily Allen will bring her upcoming U.S. tour leg to theater-sized venues rather than arenas, according to a report published Monday by The Hollywood Reporter.

The outlet said Allen confirmed the change as part of an update to her routing, with a Seattle date newly added to the calendar. The report did not describe changes to the overall tour structure beyond the venue scale and associated market adjustments.

Allen also confirmed that multiple previously announced U.S. stops will be relocated to theaters. The cities cited by The Hollywood Reporter were Philadelphia, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

The updated list further includes San Francisco and Vancouver, with those dates also set to take place at theater-sized venues rather than arena venues.

A venue change can affect show logistics for both touring staff and local operators, including stage layout, capacity planning, and audience flow, especially when promoters have already begun marketing arena-scale events.

For fans, the swap typically changes the seating configuration and, in some cases, the ticket inventory available through official presales and on-sale channels, depending on how the promoter handles inventory and ticket terms after a venue downgrade.

The Hollywood Reporter’s update sets expectations that Allen’s upcoming U.S. run will run on a smaller live footprint than originally announced, while still keeping scheduled markets in place through the same city list now tied to theaters.