Jack Harlow announces "The Monica Tour" 2026: Dates, locations and tickets

Three years between albums is a lifetime in hip-hop, and Jack Harlow used every minute of it to reinvent himself. With multiple Grammy nominations and chart-toppers like 'First Class' and 'Lovin On Me' already behind him, the Louisville native relocated to New York City, holed up in Greenwich Village's legendary Electric Lady Studios and emerged with something nobody expected. His fourth studio album "Monica," released on his 28th birthday on March 13, 2026, trades braggadocious rap for sultry R&B and neo-soul — and now he's bringing that transformation to stages across North America.

"The Monica Tour" is a 17-date run through theaters and mid-size venues from Brooklyn to Oakland, kicking off Tuesday, August 4 and wrapping Monday, September 21. If you followed Harlow through arena-level runs like the "Come Home the Kids Miss You Tour," this is a deliberate downshift. Rooms like Brooklyn Paramount, Hollywood Palladium and Old Forester's Paristown Hall put you closer to the stage than any arena ever could — a choice that mirrors the album's intimate, stripped-back sound.

Jack Harlow "The Monica Tour" 2026 dates

Below is the full confirmed schedule for "The Monica Tour."

When is the presale for Jack Harlow's tour?

Artist presale for "The Monica Tour" begins Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Additional presales are scheduled to run before the public onsale, and Jack Harlow’s official site links fans to the early-access sign-up/details.

When do Jack Harlow tour tickets go on sale?

General public onsale for "The Monica Tour" begins Friday, March 27, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. local time.

When does Jack Harlow's tour start?

"The Monica Tour" opens on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn, NY.

When does Jack Harlow's tour end?

The final show lands on Monday, September 21, 2026 at Fox Theater in Oakland, CA. The full run spans approximately seven weeks across 17 confirmed dates.

What to expect at Jack Harlow's tour

This tour is a fundamentally different experience from Harlow's previous arena runs. Theater-sized venues mean tighter sightlines, richer acoustics and a more personal connection between you and the stage. In rooms holding 2,000 to 5,000 people, there's nowhere to hide — and that's the point.

The setlist should center on "Monica" while also leaving room for career-defining hits like 'First Class,' 'Lovin On Me,' 'What's Poppin' and 'Industry Baby.' With the new album leaning into a smoother R&B sound, fans can reasonably expect a more intimate live atmosphere than Harlow's earlier arena shows.

Most headlining sets often run around 90 minutes, though exact runtimes, opening acts and door times will vary by venue. Arriving early gives you time to grab merch and settle in. The Louisville stop at Old Forester's Paristown Hall on Saturday, August 29 stands out as Harlow's hometown date and could be one of the most in-demand shows on the run.

How to get Jack Harlow tour tickets on SeatGeek

Whether you're eyeing the Brooklyn Paramount opener or chasing down seats for Harlow's hometown Louisville show, finding your spot for "The Monica Tour" through SeatGeek is straightforward.

1. Search for your show

Head to SeatGeek's website or app, search for "Jack Harlow" and select the date and city that works for you. All 17 tour stops are listed with current availability.

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Narrow your options based on budget, preferred section or Deal Score rating. For intimate venues like The Fillmore or Hollywood Palladium, even upper sections tend to deliver strong sightlines.

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With Jack Harlow taking "Monica" into smaller venues instead of arenas, "The Monica Tour" is shaping up to be one of the more intriguing live runs of summer 2026. Set your alerts on SeatGeek and and keep an eye on availability as tickets go on sale.