Key Tour Highlights
- Jack Harlow’s Monica Tour is his first headlining run in nearly three years, supporting his fourth studio album Monica, released March 13, 2026, via Atlantic Records.
- The tour expanded from 17 to 24 dates across the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., with most venues in the 2,000 to 5,000 capacity range.
- Support comes from Louisville R&B artist James Savage and DJ Clockwork, with VIP Nation packages offering priority access and exclusive merchandise.
- Remaining 2026 shows include Dallas on September 8, Denver on September 11, Hollywood on September 14, San Diego on September 17, and San Francisco on September 19.
- Tickets for these final dates are available through the verified Ticketmaster links in this article.
Upcoming Monica Tour Dates and Ticket Links
The following Monica Tour dates remain upcoming as of September 7, 2026. Use the links below to purchase tickets directly.
Monday, September 7 — 713 Music Hall, Houston, TX
Tuesday, September 8 — South Side Ballroom, Dallas, TX
Friday, September 11 — Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO
Monday, September 14 — Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA
Thursday, September 17 — Petco Park, San Diego, CA
Saturday, September 19 — The Masonic, San Francisco, CA
Full Monica Tour Schedule
The Monica Tour launched on August 4, 2026, in Brooklyn, NY. The North American routing runs through September 19, 2026, in San Francisco, CA, followed by a final London show on October 13, 2026. The complete schedule below draws from BroadwayWorld, RTTNews, and Live Nation. Added Monica Tour dates were announced around May 18–19, 2026, with tickets for those shows going on sale May 21, 2026. The Oakland date of September 18 at Fox Theater reflects the updated schedule confirmed by RTTNews and VIP Nation.
Past Dates
Tuesday, August 4 — Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY
Friday, August 7 — The Fillmore, Minneapolis, MN (Added)
Saturday, August 8 — The Salt Shed, Chicago, IL
Sunday, August 9 — The Pageant, St. Louis, MO (Added)
Tuesday, August 11 — The Fillmore, Detroit, MI
Thursday, August 13 — The Andrew J Brady Music Center, Cincinnati, OH
Saturday, August 15 — The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA
Tuesday, August 18 — HISTORY, Toronto, ON
Wednesday, August 19 — MTELUS, Montreal, QC (Added)
Friday, August 21 — MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Boston, MA
Tuesday, August 25 — The Anthem, Washington, DC
Saturday, August 29 — Old Forester’s Paristown Hall, Louisville, KY (Hometown)
Monday, August 31 — Old Forester’s Paristown Hall, Louisville, KY (Hometown)
Thursday, September 3 — The Fillmore, Charlotte, NC (Added)
Friday, September 4 — Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta, GA
Saturday, September 5 — House of Blues, Orlando, FL (Added)
Monday, September 7 — 713 Music Hall, Houston, TX
Upcoming Dates
Tuesday, September 8 — South Side Ballroom, Dallas, TX
Friday, September 11 — Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO
Monday, September 14 — Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA
Thursday, September 17 — Petco Park, San Diego, CA
Friday, September 18 — Fox Theater, Oakland, CA (Added; date changed from Sep 21)
Saturday, September 19 — The Masonic, San Francisco, CA
Tuesday, October 13 — KOKO, London, UK (Added; international)
Support Acts, VIP Packages, and the Monica Album
Louisville R&B artist James Savage appears as a support act on Jack Harlow’s Monica Tour, as confirmed by BroadwayWorld, alongside DJ Clockwork, who also serves as an opener. Savage appears on the Monica album and joined Harlow onstage in Minneapolis on August 7 to perform their duet “Move Along.” DJ Clockwork, Mac Miller’s former touring DJ, returned to the road for select dates. The Andrew J Brady Music Center’s event listing for the Cincinnati show on August 13 confirms the performance order: DJ Clockwork at 7:30 PM, followed by James Savage, with Harlow closing.
Clockwork described his return to touring as his “second wind,” explaining that Harlow reached out personally and that he sought the blessing of Mac Miller’s longtime manager and close friends before committing.
VIP packages through VIP Nation include a GA ticket with priority floor access, a specially designed VIP gift item, early entry, a VIP laminate and lanyard, pre-show merchandise shopping, a photo opportunity in front of a VIP backdrop, and a dedicated VIP entrance. These packages do not include an artist meet-and-greet.
Monica, released March 13, 2026, via Atlantic Records, was recorded at Electric Lady Studios in New York after Harlow relocated from Louisville. The album features production from Aksel Arvid, Jermaine Paul, Clay Harlow, Angel “BabeTruth” Lopez, and Hollywood Cole, with guest appearances from Robert Glasper, Ravyn Lenae, Omar Apollo, and James Savage. Harlow described the project’s lengthy creation process to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe and said the album remained “in process” longer than expected before its completion.
Tour Themes and Venue Choices
The Monica Tour’s venue choices favor focused listening environments. Rooms like Brooklyn Paramount, Hollywood Palladium, and Old Forester’s Paristown Hall hold between 2,000 and 5,000 people, which suits an R&B project built on melody and restraint. The tour expanded from 17 to 24 dates, adding Minneapolis, St. Louis, Montreal, Charlotte, Orlando, a second Oakland date, and London. The London stop at KOKO on October 13 extends the Monica era beyond North America and signals a growing international audience.
Two consecutive hometown shows in Louisville on August 29 and August 31 at Old Forester’s Paristown Hall highlight Harlow’s ongoing connection to his roots, even as the album’s creative center shifted to New York. The tour also shows that Monica scales to larger settings. Harlow performed to a sizable crowd in Philadelphia over July 4 weekend as part of FIFA World Cup festivities, months before the formal tour began.
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Ticket Timing and West Coast Details
General on-sale for the original Monica Tour dates began March 27, 2026. Tickets for the added dates in Minneapolis, St. Louis, Montreal, Charlotte, Orlando, and London went on sale May 21, 2026, at 10 AM local time via Ticketmaster, as reported by VICE. For the remaining shows, availability varies by city, and Dallas, Denver, Hollywood, San Diego, and San Francisco still list tickets through the links in this article.
West Coast routing places Oakland on September 18 at Fox Theater before San Francisco on September 19 at The Masonic. The Fox Theater in Oakland originally scheduled the Monica Tour for September 21, 2026, then moved the show to Friday, September 18, 2026, while San Francisco stayed on September 19. Some early coverage, including Consequence’s tour preview, still lists Oakland on September 21, so fans should rely on current venue and ticketing listings.
For those choosing between remaining dates, the Hollywood Palladium on September 14 and The Masonic in San Francisco on September 19 stand out. Both venues have strong reputations for sound quality and R&B and soul-adjacent programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Jack Harlow Monica Tour Actually Happening?
The Monica Tour, promoted by Live Nation, began August 4, 2026, in Brooklyn, NY, and runs through October 13, 2026, in London, UK. The tour supports Harlow’s fourth studio album Monica, released March 13, 2026, via Atlantic Records. Multiple shows have already taken place, and the remaining dates are confirmed and on sale.
Who Are the Support Acts on the Monica Tour?
James Savage, a Louisville-based R&B artist born in Virginia and raised in Henderson, Kentucky, opens on Jack Harlow’s Monica Tour. DJ Clockwork, known as Mac Miller’s former touring DJ, appears on select dates. At the Cincinnati show on August 13, the performance order placed DJ Clockwork first at 7:30 PM, followed by James Savage, with Harlow closing. Savage also appears on the Monica album, featuring on “Move Along” and providing background vocals on “Against the Grain.”
What Happened With the Oakland Date?
The original Monica Tour announcement listed Oakland on September 21 at Fox Theater as the final North American date. When additional Monica Tour dates were announced on May 21, 2026, the Oakland show at Fox Theater moved from September 21 to September 18, while San Francisco on September 19 stayed in place. Some routing information still shows a September 21 Oakland listing through Live Nation and other ticketing sources, so fans who purchased tickets for that date should confirm details directly with Ticketmaster or the Fox Theater box office.
Are There Any International Dates on the Monica Tour?
Jack Harlow added a London, UK date at KOKO on October 13 as part of the Monica Tour, alongside the North American run. The London show serves as the final stop of the tour.
Where Can I Buy Tickets for the Jack Harlow Monica Tour?
Tickets for upcoming Monica Tour dates are available through Ticketmaster. The ticket links in this article for Dallas, Denver, Hollywood, San Diego, and San Francisco connect directly to verified Ticketmaster listings for each show. VIP packages with priority floor access, early entry, and exclusive merchandise are available through VIP Nation. These VIP packages do not include artist participation.
Why Is the Album and Tour Called “Monica”?
Jack Harlow has not shared a detailed public explanation of the personal meaning behind the title Monica. The name accompanies a clear stylistic shift toward neo-soul and melodic R&B. Harlow told The New York Times that he wanted to make something “a little more egoless” and set a rule for the project: “no rapping,” with every track built around melody. The album was recorded at Electric Lady Studios in New York and features collaborators including Robert Glasper, Ravyn Lenae, Omar Apollo, and James Savage.
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