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Khalid is hitting the road in 2026 with one of the most anticipated co-headlining tours of the summer: the Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour with Lauv. The 23-date North American run kicks off May 16 at PH Live at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas and wraps June 26 at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California, with stops at some of the most iconic outdoor amphitheaters and venues in the country along the way. Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Radio City Music Hall, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park, and The Anthem in Washington D.C. are just a few of the marquee stops on a tour that pairs two of modern pop and R&B most distinctive voices on one stage for an evening of music built for warm summer nights.
The co-headlining format means fans get two full sets from two artists who have each built massive followings on the strength of songs that soundtrack the emotional highs and lows of young adulthood. Khalid broke through in 2017 with Location and the debut album American Teen, which earned him five Grammy nominations and established him as one of the defining voices of his generation. Since then, he has delivered Free Spirit (2019) and a steady stream of singles and collaborations that have kept him at the center of the pop and R&B conversation. His voice -- warm, effortless, and instantly recognizable -- is the kind of instrument that fills an amphitheater without ever seeming to strain, and his live shows pair that vocal gift with production values that match the cinematic scope of his recordings.
Lauv brings his own devoted following and a catalog of hits including I Like Me Better, Modern Loneliness, and Mean It. The pairing of Khalid and Lauv makes perfect sense musically -- both artists operate in the space where pop meets R&B meets introspective songwriting, and both have built their careers on songs that feel deeply personal while connecting with millions of listeners worldwide. The co-headlining tour promises an evening where the emotional vulnerability and sonic ambition of both artists complement each other, creating a concert experience that feels cohesive rather than like two separate shows stitched together.
The venue selections for the Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour lean heavily on outdoor amphitheaters and open-air spaces that match the breezy, sun-soaked energy of both artists catalogs. From the stunning natural setting of Red Rocks to the hillside charm of the Greek Theatre to the waterfront atmosphere of venues in cities like Portsmouth, Nashville, and Charlotte, these are the kinds of stages where summer music hits differently. The tour also includes arena-caliber indoor stops at Radio City Music Hall and MGM Music Hall at Fenway, ensuring that fans in every market get a world-class production experience. Check the listings below for verified Khalid tickets at every price level through BigStub -- every order is backed by a 100% buyer guarantee with no hidden fees.
Khalid Donnel Robinson grew up in a military family that moved frequently before settling in El Paso, Texas, where he attended Americas High School and began uploading music to SoundCloud as a teenager. The song that changed everything was Location, a laid-back R&B track with a melody so effortless it sounded like Khalid had been making hits for decades rather than recording in his bedroom. Location went viral in late 2016, climbing to number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 and introducing the world to a voice that was at once youthful and remarkably assured. By the time his debut album American Teen arrived in March 2017, Khalid was already one of the most talked-about new artists in music, and the album delivered on every bit of that promise with tracks like Young Dumb and Broke, Saved, and 8TEEN painting a vivid portrait of modern adolescence.
American Teen earned Khalid five Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, and established him as the voice of a generation that grew up on streaming and social media. The album stayed on the Billboard 200 for over three years, eventually going quadruple platinum, and its success opened doors to collaborations with some of the biggest names in music. Khalid appeared on tracks with Billie Eilish (Lovely), Marshmello (Silence), and Shawn Mendes (Youth), each collaboration expanding his audience further while reinforcing the emotional sincerity that made his solo work resonate so deeply. His voice -- a smooth, warm tenor with an almost conversational quality -- became one of the most recognizable sounds in pop and R&B.
The follow-up album, Free Spirit (2019), debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and produced the hit single Talk, which was produced by Disclosure and showed Khalid could evolve his sound without losing the emotional core that fans connected with. The album world tour was one of the biggest of 2019, filling arenas across North America, Europe, and Asia. Since then, Khalid has continued releasing music at a steady pace, with singles like New Normal, Last Call, and Satellite keeping his name on playlists and radio stations worldwide. His streaming numbers are staggering -- over 35 billion total streams across platforms -- placing him among the most-listened-to artists in the history of digital music.
The Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour represents a new chapter for Khalid live career. The co-headlining format with Lauv pairs two artists whose music occupies similar emotional territory -- songs about love, loneliness, growing up, and finding your place in the world -- but whose vocal styles and production approaches are different enough to create a concert experience that feels dynamic rather than repetitive. Khalid warm, understated delivery contrasts with Lauv more energetic pop approach, and the back-and-forth between their sets creates a natural ebb and flow that keeps the audience engaged throughout the evening. The outdoor amphitheater settings on this tour are perfectly suited to both artists music, which draws much of its power from the atmosphere it creates rather than sheer volume.
For fans who have followed Khalid since American Teen, the 2026 tour is a chance to see how far he has come while revisiting the songs that started it all. For newcomers, it is an ideal introduction to an artist whose music has defined a generation of R&B. And for everyone, the Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour promises the kind of warm, communal concert experience that makes live music special -- two artists, one stage, and a night of songs that feel like a conversation between friends. Browse the listings above for verified Khalid tickets at every price level through BigStub.
Check the Khalid tour dates in the listings above. The Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour runs from May 16 through June 26, 2026, with 23 dates across the US at venues including Red Rocks, Radio City Music Hall, the Greek Theatre, and more. Pick the date and city that works best for you.
Each venue offers different seating configurations and price levels. Outdoor amphitheaters like Red Rocks and the Greek Theatre have reserved seating and general admission options, while indoor venues like Radio City Music Hall offer tiered seating with clear sightlines from every section. Compare what is available and choose the seats that fit your budget and preferred concert experience.
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Check the venue website for parking, entry policies, and any clear bag or food restrictions. Outdoor amphitheater shows often allow lawn chairs or blankets in general admission areas, while reserved seating sections have fixed seats. Arrive early to explore the venue, grab food and drinks, and settle in before the music starts.
The Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour features co-headlining sets from both Khalid and Lauv, meaning you get two full performances in one night. The combined runtime typically runs three to four hours including both sets and any intermission. Bring sunscreen for outdoor daytime events and a light layer for evening shows -- summer amphitheater nights can cool off after sunset.
The tour is called Its Always Summer Somewhere. It is a co-headlining North American tour featuring full sets from both Khalid and Lauv across 23 cities from May 16 through June 26, 2026.
Verified Khalid tickets are available in the listings above through BigStub. Every purchase includes a 100% buyer guarantee and no hidden fees, making it easy to secure your seats with confidence.
Khalid setlists typically include Location, Young Dumb and Broke, Talk, Better, Saved, Lovely (his collaboration with Billie Eilish), 8TEEN, Satellite, and tracks from across his catalog. Newer singles and album cuts may also appear depending on the tour leg and venue.
Yes. Both Khalid and Lauv perform full headlining-length sets, making this a true co-headlining tour rather than a traditional opener-and-headliner format. Fans get two complete concert experiences in one evening.
The Its Always Summer Somewhere Tour features some of the most iconic venues in North America including Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, Radio City Music Hall in New York, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park in Boston, and The Anthem in Washington D.C. Check the listings above for the complete schedule.
The co-headlining format means the evening includes two full sets plus any intermission, typically running three to four hours total. Individual set lengths vary by venue and date, but both artists perform extended headline-caliber performances.