August 10, 2025 • 3 mins
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Teddy Swims has had a monumental and heartfelt stretch over the past week, marked by powerful public performances, significant personal milestones, and a level of fan engagement that underscores why his star keeps rising. On August 10, 2025, Swims brought the house down in New Orleans at Champions Square, delivering what fans widely described as one of his most soulful and commanding performances to date. That show capped off a breakneck run of major tour dates as part of his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy tour, which has drawn sold-out crowds and critical praise across the country. Just days earlier, Swims took to the stage at the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, with fans and critics alike highlighting his remarkable authenticity, moving vocal delivery, and his fearless openness about personal topics like heartbreak and healing, especially now that he's a new father. House of Music Magazine featured an emotional report from the August 7 Austin show, emphasizing how Swims poured his heart into each song, connecting deeply with his audience.
But it was his Phoenix concert on August 3 that really captured headlines, as the Arizona Financial Theatre became the backdrop for a night that was as much about community as music. Phoenix New Times ran a glowing review that detailed the night’s vulnerable moments, the pyrotechnics, and the way Swims used the platform to encourage fans to look after each other. Midway through his set, he paused to sign memorabilia on stage and reminded everyone to take care of their friends, reinforcing his reputation for genuine audience care and connection.
Meanwhile, the most life-changing development for Swims wasn’t musical. According to AOL, on August 8 he and his partner Raiche Wright announced the birth of their baby boy earlier that week in a heartfelt social media reveal, prompting an outpouring of support and celebration across Instagram and music outlets. The song Small Hands, which Swims performed to visible tears during his Phoenix show, was revealed to have been written for his newborn son—a biographical turning point likely to shape Swims’ creative evolution for years to come.
Looking ahead, the momentum only builds with a highly anticipated Red Rocks show set for August 27 and a September date at Albany’s Palace Theatre, as radio stations like FLY92.3 promote ticket giveaways and fans buzz online about his mix of R&B, soul, pop, and sheer sincerity. Whether sharing the stage with Irish singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot or posing in fan Instagram reels from Arizona to Texas, Teddy Swims’ every move this week signals not just a hot tour, but a transformative moment as both artist and new dad.
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Teddy Swims has had a monumental and heartfelt stretch over the past week, marked by powerful public performances, significant personal milestones, and a level of fan engagement that underscores why his star keeps rising. On August 10, 2025, Swims brought the house down in New Orleans at Champions Square, delivering what fans widely described as one of his most soulful and commanding performances to date. That show capped off a breakneck run of major tour dates as part of his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy tour, which has drawn sold-out crowds and critical praise across the country. Just days earlier, Swims took to the stage at the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, with fans and critics alike highlighting his remarkable authenticity, moving vocal delivery, and his fearless openness about personal topics like heartbreak and healing, especially now that he's a new father. House of Music Magazine featured an emotional report from the August 7 Austin show, emphasizing how Swims poured his heart into each song, connecting deeply with his audience.
But it was his Phoenix concert on August 3 that really captured headlines, as the Arizona Financial Theatre became the backdrop for a night that was as much about community as music. Phoenix New Times ran a glowing review that detailed the night’s vulnerable moments, the pyrotechnics, and the way Swims used the platform to encourage fans to look after each other. Midway through his set, he paused to sign memorabilia on stage and reminded everyone to take care of their friends, reinforcing his reputation for genuine audience care and connection.
Meanwhile, the most life-changing development for Swims wasn’t musical. According to AOL, on August 8 he and his partner Raiche Wright announced the birth of their baby boy earlier that week in a heartfelt social media reveal, prompting an outpouring of support and celebration across Instagram and music outlets. The song Small Hands, which Swims performed to visible tears during his Phoenix show, was revealed to have been written for his newborn son—a biographical turning point likely to shape Swims’ creative evolution for years to come.
Looking ahead, the momentum only builds with a highly anticipated Red Rocks show set for August 27 and a September date at Albany’s Palace Theatre, as radio stations like FLY92.3 promote ticket giveaways and fans buzz online about his mix of R&B, soul, pop, and sheer sincerity. Whether sharing the stage with Irish singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot or posing in fan Instagram reels from Arizona to Texas, Teddy Swims’ every move this week signals not just a hot tour, but a transformative moment as both artist and new dad.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Teddy Swims has had a monumental and heartfelt stretch over
the past week, marked by powerful public performances, significant personal milestones,
and a level of fan engagement that underscores why his
star keeps rising. On August tenth, twenty twenty five, Swims
brought the house down in New Orleans at Champion Square,
delivering what fans widely described as one of his most
(00:23):
soulful and commanding performances to date. That show capped off
a breakneck run of major tour dates as part of
his I've Tried Everything But Therapy tour, which has drawn
sold out crowds and critical praise across the country. Just
days earlier, Swims took to the stage at the Moody
Amphitheatre in Austin with fans and critics alike, highlighting his
(00:44):
remarkable authenticity, moving vocal delivery, and his fearless openness about
personal topics like heartbreak and healing, especially now that he's
a new father. House of Music magazine featured an emotional
report from the August seventh acton show, emphasizing how Swims
poured his heart into each song, connecting deeply with his audience,
(01:06):
but it was his Phoenix concert on August third that
really captured headlines, as the Arizona Financial Theater became the
backdrop for a night that was as much about community
as music. Phoenix New Times ran a glowing review that
detailed the night's vulnerable moments, the pyrotechnics, and the way
Swims used the platform to encourage fans to look after
(01:28):
each other. Midway through his set, he paused to sign
memorabilia on stage and reminded everyone to take care of
their friends, reinforcing his reputation for genuine audience care and connection. Meanwhile,
the most life changing development for Swims wasn't musical. According
to aol. On August eighth, he and his partner Reach
(01:50):
Wright announced the birth of their baby boy earlier that
week in a heartfelt social media reveal, prompting an outpouring
of support and celebration across Instagram and music outlets. The
song small Hands, which Swims perform to visible tears during
his Phoenix show, was revealed to have been written for
his newborn son, a biographical turning point likely to shape
(02:13):
Swim's creative evolution for years to come. Looking ahead, the
momentum only builds with a highly anticipated Red Rock Show
set for August twenty seventh and a September date at
Albany's Palace Theater. As radio stations like Fly nine two
point three promote ticket giveaways and fans buzz online about
his mix of R and B, soul, top and sheer sincerity,
(02:38):
whether sharing the stage with Irish singer songwriter Keyon Ducroux
or posing in fan Instagram reels from Arizona to Texas,
Teddy swims every move this week signals not just a
hot tour, but a transformative moment as both artist and
new dad. And that is it for today. Make sure
you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update
(03:00):
on Teddy Swims. Thanks for listening. This has been a
quiet please production
Teddy Swims has had a monumental and heartfelt stretch over
the past week, marked by powerful public performances, significant personal milestones,
and a level of fan engagement that underscores why his
star keeps rising. On August tenth, twenty twenty five, Swims
brought the house down in New Orleans at Champion Square,
delivering what fans widely described as one of his most
(00:23):
soulful and commanding performances to date. That show capped off
a breakneck run of major tour dates as part of
his I've Tried Everything But Therapy tour, which has drawn
sold out crowds and critical praise across the country. Just
days earlier, Swims took to the stage at the Moody
Amphitheatre in Austin with fans and critics alike, highlighting his
(00:44):
remarkable authenticity, moving vocal delivery, and his fearless openness about
personal topics like heartbreak and healing, especially now that he's
a new father. House of Music magazine featured an emotional
report from the August seventh acton show, emphasizing how Swims
poured his heart into each song, connecting deeply with his audience,
(01:06):
but it was his Phoenix concert on August third that
really captured headlines, as the Arizona Financial Theater became the
backdrop for a night that was as much about community
as music. Phoenix New Times ran a glowing review that
detailed the night's vulnerable moments, the pyrotechnics, and the way
Swims used the platform to encourage fans to look after
(01:28):
each other. Midway through his set, he paused to sign
memorabilia on stage and reminded everyone to take care of
their friends, reinforcing his reputation for genuine audience care and connection. Meanwhile,
the most life changing development for Swims wasn't musical. According
to aol. On August eighth, he and his partner Reach
(01:50):
Wright announced the birth of their baby boy earlier that
week in a heartfelt social media reveal, prompting an outpouring
of support and celebration across Instagram and music outlets. The
song small Hands, which Swims perform to visible tears during
his Phoenix show, was revealed to have been written for
his newborn son, a biographical turning point likely to shape
(02:13):
Swim's creative evolution for years to come. Looking ahead, the
momentum only builds with a highly anticipated Red Rock Show
set for August twenty seventh and a September date at
Albany's Palace Theater. As radio stations like Fly nine two
point three promote ticket giveaways and fans buzz online about
his mix of R and B, soul, top and sheer sincerity,
(02:38):
whether sharing the stage with Irish singer songwriter Keyon Ducroux
or posing in fan Instagram reels from Arizona to Texas,
Teddy swims every move this week signals not just a
hot tour, but a transformative moment as both artist and
new dad. And that is it for today. Make sure
you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update
(03:00):
on Teddy Swims. Thanks for listening. This has been a
quiet please production
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