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Benson Boone sticks the landing at Ball Arena

True to form, he started with a flip and a wall of fire.
Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Benson Boone brought his Wanted Man Tour to a packed Ball Arena on Thursday, July 30.

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Benson Boone brought his Wanted Man Tour to a packed Ball Arena on Thursday, July 30. True to form, the show opened with Boone doing a flip, a wall of pyro and a crowd screaming in full force, all before he hit his first note.

Confessional pop singer Ashe warmed up the room, working through her own catalog built on “Moral of the Story,” setting an intimate tone before Boone’s full arena-scale spectacle took over. Boone leaned on his growing hit list, including “Beautiful Things,” “In the Stars” and cuts from his new album, “American Heart,” and never missed a chance for a signature piano-top acrobatic stunt.

Thursday’s show marked Boone’s return to Colorado after a sold-out Red Rocks debut in September 2024, this time trading the natural amphitheater for the bigger, louder confines of Ball Arena.

See photos from the show below.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Boone’s first single, “Ghost Town,” dropped in 2021 shortly after he left “American Idol.”

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Boone is also a visual artist who has hand-drawn the cover art for some of his own singles.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
He found a mentor in Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds, who signed him to his label, Night Street Records.

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Concertgoers at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, for the Benson Boone concert.
Concertgoers at Ball Arena in Denver for the Benson Boone concert.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
“Beautiful Things,” from Boone’s 2024 debut album “Fireworks & Rollerblades” peaked at number-two on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Boone graduated high school in 2020 and dropped out of college after one semester to pursue music.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
The American Heart World Tour marked his first all-arena tour, spanning 50 shows across North America and Europe.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Boone says “Beautiful Things” was inspired by the fear of losing someone he loved.

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Benson Boone performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 for his Wanted Man Tour 2026.
Boone auditioned for the 19th season of “American Idol” in 2021 but withdrew to build his own path.

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Ashe performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 opening for Benson Boone.
Ashe performing live at Ball Arena in Denver on July 30, opening for Benson Boone.

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Ashe performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 opening for Benson Boone.
Ashe’s breakout single, “Moral of the Story,” was written about her divorce. It was produced by Finneas O’Connell.

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Ashe performing live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on July 30 opening for Benson Boone.
Ashe was born Ashlyn Rae Willson in San Jose in 1993. She is now based out of Nashville.

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