The biggest sold-out shows for Teddy Swims’ tour came with huge personal news. This New York City stop at Radio City Music Hall was the last venue he played before becoming a father.
He shared that moment on his YouTube channel, calling it “Ted On Tour (NYC ‘25).” The shows were part of his “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy” tour, and the feeling of new life and the end of one journey made the concerts extra emotional.
The album name itself is a funny but sad joke. It shows that he has been through many hard feelings, but never tried to fix them with a doctor. Instead, he fixes them on the stage, in front of a live audience. When he sang “Goodbye’s Been Good to You”, he was not just performing. He was letting go of pain in front of thousands of people.
Teddy Swims – Ted on Tour (NYC ’25)
The song is about seeing an ex-lover doing well and feeling bad about it. He sings the words, “Looks like goodbye’s been good to you,” like a punch in the gut. But as one commenter said, his performance was a true “lifesaver.” The singer pours out his heart, and the people listening feel better about their own pain. They give him love back, and the circle of healing is complete.
The New York shows were a goodbye to one part of his life. But his tour did not stop. He took his emotional story to a new chapter across the ocean. Before his New York chapter, he performed in Europe.
Teddy Swims – Ted on Tour (Dublin x Manchester ’25)
“Ted on Tour (Dublin x Manchester ‘25),” shows this growth. He talks about having constant bad dreams and knowing that his heart was trying to warn him. In Manchester, he broke a ticket sale record once held by Sir Paul McCartney. His voice broke the record, and his honesty about his struggles broke down walls for his fans.
Teddy Swims is a singer who shares all his secrets. He sings about being heartbroken, addicted, and now becoming a father. He is on a journey we all want to watch. Follow Teddy Swims on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.