What to expect at $uicideboy$’s Grey Day Tour: Setlist, start time and more

There is a point at every $uicideboy$ show when the bass drops, the pit opens and thousands of fans start screaming the same words back at Ruby da Cherry and $crim.

That energy has helped turn “Grey Day” from an annual tour into one of the biggest live events in underground rap. In 2026, the duo is taking it across North America with one of the deepest support lineups of the tour’s history.

Whether you already have $uicideboy$ tickets or are still comparing dates, here is everything to know before “Grey Day” 2026, including the tour schedule, openers, stage time, setlist, show length and more.

The ultimate guide to $uicideboy$ “Grey Day” Tour

“Grey Day” has been a fixture on $uicideboy$’ calendar for years, and the 2026 edition is another major North American run built around arenas, amphitheaters and a rotating group of opening acts.

Unlike a traditional album tour, “Grey Day” gives $uicideboy$ room to pull from different eras of their catalog while changing the supporting lineup from city to city. That makes the exact experience a little different depending on which date you are attending.

Upcoming $uicideboy$ “Grey Day” Tour dates

The remaining “Grey Day” run stretches through October 20, with stops across the U.S. and Canada.

$uicideboy$ are also scheduled to appear at Aftershock Festival at Discovery Park Friday, October 2, 2026 in Sacramento, CA.

Who is opening for $uicideboy$?

The “Grey Day” support lineup changes throughout the tour, with Destroy Lonely, Shoreline Mafia, Shakewell, DRAIN, Black Kray and $lim Gucci appearing across the 2026 run.

Destroy Lonely handles much of the first part of the tour, bringing his rage-rap and underground-trap sound to the bill. After the western stretch, he returns for select dates later in October.

Shoreline Mafia takes over that featured support spot beginning September 26 and continues through the October 13 show in Austin. The Los Angeles rap group adds another distinctly West Coast flavor as Grey Day moves through the western half of the tour.

Shakewell is one of the closest fits with $uicideboy$ and appears throughout the run. He has also joined Ruby da Cherry and $crim onstage for “VENOM” during the first reported 2026 shows.

DRAIN takes the night in a much heavier direction with a hardcore sound rooted in punk and metal.

Black Kray brings his cloud-rap and underground influence to the lineup, fitting naturally alongside the darker corners of $uicideboy$’ catalog.

$lim Gucci appears across much of the tour and rounds out a bill that can get going hours before $uicideboy$ take the stage.

What time do $uicideboy$ go on stage?

The first two complete reported “Grey Day” 2026 shows give fans a useful early benchmark. $uicideboy$ took the stage at approximately 9:25 p.m. in both Shakopee, Minnesota, on August 29 and Riverside, Missouri, on August 30.

Most upcoming tour dates list a 6:30 p.m. start time, leaving several hours for the opening acts before Ruby da Cherry and $crim come on. Fans who want to see the full lineup should arrive before the listed showtime.

How long is a $uicideboy$ concert?

Based on the first couple “Grey Day” 2026 shows, $uicideboy$’ headlining set runs about 90 to 95 minutes.

The early sets have included a large number of songs, medleys and interludes, with reported performances beginning around 9:25 p.m. and ending close to 11 p.m. Exact runtime can still change by show.

If you are planning for the full night, expect several hours of opening acts before $uicideboy$ take the stage, plus additional time for parking, security and getting out of the venue afterward.

The $uicideboy$ “Grey Day” 2026 setlist

The first two complete “Grey Day” 2026 setlists give fans a strong early look at what to expect. $uicideboy$ played the same reported 29-song and medley sequence in Shakopee on August 29 and Riverside on August 30, opening with new THY WILL BE DONE material before moving through newer releases, deep cuts and longtime favorites.

Here is the reported running order from those first two complete shows:

The tape medley has included “Can of Worms,” “Starry 9,” “Ocean Side $uicide,” “Bleach,” “Black $uicide,” “Krewe Du Vieux (Comedy & Tragedy),” “No Matter Which Direction I’m Going In, I Never Chase These Hoes” and “Vietnam.”

There are also a few notable returns buried in the set. The Shakopee opener marked the first reported performances of “I Am the Apocalypse” and “LTE / Gloss of Blood” since 2019, “5 Grand at 8 to 1” and “What the F--- Is Happening” since 2021, “Leave Your Things Behind II” since 2017 and “Vincent Van Gogh Ain’t Got S--- on Me” since 2016.

Does $uicideboy$ play older hits?

Yes. “Grey Day” 2026 reaches well beyond the duo’s newest material, with early shows bringing back longtime favorites from across their catalog.

“Paris,” “Antarctica,” “O PANA!,” “Audubon,” “Leave Your Things Behind II” and “…And to Those I Love, Thanks for Sticking Around” have all appeared in the first reported sets.

There are some deeper pulls too, including “I Am the Apocalypse,” “5 Grand at 8 to 1,” “What the F--- Is Happening,” “YOU’RE NOW TUNING IN TO 66.6 FM WITH DJ RAPTURE” and “Vincent Van Gogh Ain’t Got S--- on Me.” For longtime fans, that mix of staples and songs that have been absent from the live show for years is one of the biggest draws of the 2026 set.

Is there an encore?

Based on the first complete reported 2026 shows, $uicideboy$ are not taking a traditional encore break.

Instead, the set keeps moving into a final stretch that has included “Antarctica,” “LTE / Gloss of Blood,” “Vincent Van Gogh Ain’t Got S--- on Me,” “Audubon,” “O PANA!” and “…And to Those I Love, Thanks for Sticking Around.”

If you are waiting for one more song after that, do not count on it. The biggest late-set moments are already built into the main set.

What is the “Grey Day” production like?

“Grey Day” keeps the focus on $uicideboy$ and the crowd, with dark visuals, heavy lighting, fog, strobes and large video screens shaping the look of the show.

The production is bigger than what fans would see in a club or theater, but it does not feel overly theatrical. The energy still comes from the pit, the crowd chants and the way the entire venue reacts when the biggest songs hit.

If you are sensitive to flashing lights or loud bass, it is worth knowing that both are a major part of the show.

When should I arrive?

If you want to see the full “Grey Day” lineup, plan to be inside before the listed 6:30 p.m. start time.

The first complete 2026 shows have had several support acts before $uicideboy$ came on around 9:25 p.m., so arriving early matters more here than it would for a typical two-act concert.

Give yourself extra time for parking, security and merch, especially at the amphitheater dates where getting from the lot to your seat or the lawn can take a while.

What should I bring?

Start with your mobile ticket and a fully charged phone. A portable charger is also worth bringing if the venue allows one.

A valid ID, payment card, earplugs, comfortable closed-toe shoes and a small venue-approved bag are all useful. For outdoor dates, a hoodie or light jacket can also come in handy later in the night.

Bag, cashless and prohibited-item policies vary by venue, so check the rules for your specific show before you leave.

What should fans wear to “Grey Day?”

There is no dress code, but the Grey Day crowd tends to lean heavily toward black tees, hoodies, cargo pants, boots, $uicideboy$ merch and plenty of metal and punk shirts.

More important than matching the look is wearing something comfortable. Closed-toe shoes are a smart choice if you are heading into the pit, standing on the lawn or expecting to be on your feet for most of the night.

For outdoor shows, check the forecast before you go and bring another layer if temperatures are expected to drop after sunset.

Is “Grey Day” appropriate for younger fans?

That depends on the fan and the venue. $uicideboy$ shows feature explicit lyrics, loud music, flashing lights and active pits, so the experience can be intense, especially in general-admission areas.

Age restrictions vary by show, so check the policy for your specific venue before buying tickets. Younger or first-time concertgoers may also feel more comfortable in an assigned seat than in the pit or lawn.

Parents and guardians should consider the late finish, lyrical content and crowd environment before deciding whether the show is a good fit. Hearing protection is a good idea for fans of any age.

How to get $uicideboy$ tour tickets on SeatGeek

Once you know which “Grey Day” date you want, the biggest decision is what kind of night you want to have. Being in the pit, grabbing a pavilion seat or hanging farther back on the lawn can feel completely different, especially on the amphitheater dates.

To find tickets for “Grey Day” 2026:

1. Search for $uicideboy$ on SeatGeek or open the SeatGeek app.

2. Select the “Grey Day” date and city you want to attend.

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By the time the final song hits, voices are gone, shirts are soaked and the pit has probably taken everything out of you. That is Grey Day.