Steve Lacy announces “Oh yeah?” Tour 2026: Dates, venues and tickets

Steve Lacy is taking "Oh Yeah?" across North America this fall, bringing his first major headlining run since 2022 to 27 cities between late September and the end of November.

The tour follows the July release of "Oh Yeah?," his first album since "Gemini Rights," and includes stops at Radio City Music Hall, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Hollywood Bowl and Gallagher Square at Petco Park.

The venue mix gives the tour plenty of range. Lacy will move between rooms like Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom, major amphitheaters including Red Rocks and larger outdoor settings like the Hollywood Bowl and Gallagher Square. The North American leg begins September 27 in Minneapolis and finishes November 30 in Vancouver.

Steve Lacy “Oh yeah?” Tour 2026 dates

Steve Lacy’s “Oh yeah?” Tour includes 27 North American dates across the U.S. and Canada. The routing starts in the Midwest, moves through Canada and the East Coast, heads south through Florida and Texas, then finishes with a western stretch through Colorado, California, Seattle and Vancouver.

When do Steve Lacy tour tickets go on sale?

Tickets for most stops on Steve Lacy’s “Oh yeah?” Tour go on sale to the general public Friday, August 14, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. local time.

When does Steve Lacy’s tour start?

Steve Lacy’s North American “Oh yeah?” Tour begins Sunday, September 27, 2026 at The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The Minneapolis show starts a 27-city run that will continue for just over two months. The tour also marks Lacy’s first North American headline run since the "Give You the World Tour" in 2022, which followed the release of "Gemini Rights."

When does Steve Lacy’s tour end?

The final scheduled date is Monday, November 30, 2026 at Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The Vancouver finale comes after a late-November West Coast stretch that includes Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

What to expect at Steve Lacy’s “Oh yeah?” Tour

The “Oh yeah?” Tour is built around Lacy’s third studio album, "Oh Yeah?," which arrived in July 2026 and features SZA, Erykah Badu and Cecile Believe. It’s his first album since 2022’s "Gemini Rights" and the centerpiece of his first North American headline tour in four years.

Because the tour has not started yet, there is no confirmed “Oh yeah?” Tour setlist or standard show length. Fans can reasonably expect material from the new album alongside songs from earlier releases, but specific songs, sequencing, encores and runtime won’t be known until the first shows take place. That means favorites like "Bad Habit," "Dark Red" and "Helmet" are possibilities rather than guarantees.

Venue experience will also change considerably from stop to stop. Radio City Music Hall offers a very different setup from an outdoor destination like Red Rocks, while the November 19 San Diego show is scheduled for Gallagher Square at Petco Park, rather than the Petco Park baseball seating bowl.

The Hollywood Bowl date is another outdoor stop, giving fans a chance to catch Lacy in one of Los Angeles’ most recognizable concert settings.

A few things to keep in mind before your show:

• Check your event details before heading out. Door times, showtimes and entry policies can vary by venue.

• Compare your seating options. This tour covers theaters, arenas and outdoor amphitheaters, so the experience can look very different from one stop to another.

• Keep an eye on lineup updates. No opener has been announced yet, and supporting acts could be added closer to the tour.

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From opening night in Minneapolis to Red Rocks, the Hollywood Bowl and the final show in Vancouver, the “Oh yeah?” Tour puts Steve Lacy back on a North American headlining stage for the first time in four years.

A new album, 27 cities and some of the most distinctive venues in the country make this more than a return to the road. "Oh Yeah?" is leaving the headphones behind.