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Back on the Road After Four Years: Steve Lacy Announces 27-City Tour for "Oh Yeah?"

It's been since 2022's "Gemini Rights" era that Steve Lacy last toured. This time around, he's lined up 27 North American shows for his new album "Oh Yeah?", kicking off in Minneapolis in late September and wrapping in Vancouver in late November.

Back on the Road After Four Years: Steve Lacy Announces 27-City Tour for "Oh Yeah?"

The last time Steve Lacy hit the road, he was still touring "Gemini Rights." Four years later, the producer-slash-artist is finally back out there with his new album "Oh Yeah?" — and this time he's going big: 27 cities, running from September all the way through late November.

The tour kicks off September 27 at The Armory in Minneapolis, followed by stops at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom, New York's Radio City Music Hall, and LA's Hollywood Bowl, plus music-heavy cities like Miami, Boston, Nashville, and Austin. Midway through, there's even a stop at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO — the open-air venue carved into red rock formations that's practically a pilgrimage site for a lot of fans. The whole run closes out on November 30 at Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre in Vancouver.

"Oh Yeah?" is Lacy's first album since 2022's "Gemini Rights," featuring collaborations with SZA, Erykah Badu, and Cecile Believe. The lineup alone tells you this isn't something he cooked up behind closed doors — and the tour route, spanning both coasts of the US and Canada plus multiple stops in Texas and Florida, shows he's not just hitting the major markets this time. He's going all in on a full run.

Tickets are now available through Ticketmaster and StubHub. Check the official ticketing platforms for exact showtimes and pricing.

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