Earl Sweatshirt’s 2025 tour is officially on the horizon, and honestly, if you’re a fan of sharp lyricism and moody beats, this run is something you won’t want to sleep on. He’s coming through with a huge itinerary — North America to Europe, coast-to-coast, across theaters, clubs, and festivals. The energy’s real, and it’s nice to see those “I remember seeing Earl in a tiny club and now he’s at Red Rocks” stories coming true.
Earl Sweatshirt 2025 Tour Dates
First things first: YES, Earl Sweatshirt is going on a big tour starting October 31, 2025, riding the wave of his “Live Laugh Love” era. The stops feel thoughtfully picked — a mix of major cities and a handful of legendary alternative venues. Feels like one of those tours that will generate the kind of foggy, crowd-murmur memories people reference years from now. The official presale kicks off September 3, with general sales open September 5, so check his official site ASAP and maybe set a calendar reminder if your memory’s as bad as mine.
I still remember the first time I saw him (Oakland, 2014, smoky, wild), and there’s something nostalgic about how he always draws a crowd that’s somehow both low-key and deeply passionate. The 2025 run is stacked, and yes, he’s doing both coasts. There’s a comfort in the familiar — if you live near one of these venues, you probably already know how sweaty those shows will get. Bring water. Don’t wear new shoes.
Full 2025 Tour Dates Table
Below, the full itinerary — makes planning easier than scrolling for hours:
| Date | City | Venue |
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| Oct 31, 2025 | Morrison, CO | Red Rocks Amphitheatre |
| Nov 5 | Salt Lake City, UT | Rockwell at the Complex |
| Nov 7 | San Francisco, CA | The Warfield |
| Nov 8 | Santa Cruz, CA | The Catalyst |
| Nov 9 | Sacramento, CA | Ace of Spades |
| Nov 11 | Las Vegas, NV | House of Blues Las Vegas |
| Nov 13 | Tempe, AZ | Marquee Theatre |
| Nov 14 | San Diego, CA | SOMA San Diego |
| Nov 16 | Los Angeles, CA | Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival |
| Nov 19 | Houston, TX | Warehouse Live Midtown |
| Nov 20 | Dallas, TX | House of Blues Dallas |
| Nov 21 | Austin, TX | Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater |
| Nov 23 | New Orleans, LA | House of Blues New Orleans |
| Nov 25 | Miami Beach, FL | Miami Beach Bandshell |
| Nov 26 | Orlando, FL | The Plaza Live |
| Nov 28 | Atlanta, GA | Heaven at The Masquerade |
| Nov 29 | Silver Spring, MD | The Fillmore Silver Spring |
| Dec 2 | New York, NY | Terminal 5 |
| Dec 3 | Philadelphia, PA | Union Transfer |
| Dec 4 | New Haven, CT | Toad’s Place |
| Dec 6 | Montreal, QC | Théâtre Beanfield |
| Dec 8 | Toronto, ON | Danforth Music Hall |
| Dec 10 | Detroit, MI | Majestic Theatre |
| Dec 11 | Chicago, IL | Ramova Theatre |
| Dec 12 | Minneapolis, MN | Uptown Theater |
| Dec 15 | Portland, OR | Crystal Ballroom |
| Dec 16 | Seattle, WA | Showbox SoDo |
That’s just the North America leg — he’ll be hitting Europe hard come January and February 2026, too, so don’t fret if you’re in Berlin or Paris, he’s probably got your city circled on his map.
Key 2025 Tour Dates
The vital dates to really circle? If the history of Earl’s shows means anything, LA’s Camp Flog Gnaw is always memorable (the carnival energy, the surprise guests). New York at Terminal 5, too — big venue, but the vibes somehow manage to stay intimate. Red Rocks is a bucket-list experience regardless of who’s onstage; catching Earl there, under the stars, might just be one of those “I was there” moments.
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Red Rocks, Morrison CO, Oct 31: Legendary venue
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Terminal 5, NYC, Dec 2: Always gets wild
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LA Camp Flog Gnaw, Nov 16: Festival madness
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Chicago, Dec 11: Ramova Theatre — a city that loves hip-hop
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Toronto, Dec 8: Intimate, always enthusiastic crowd
It’s almost impossible to pick the “single best” date. Depends if you want big festival chaos, smaller-room intimacy, or a legendary outdoor experience. If you’ve got stories from past shows (that time the fire alarm went off mid-set, or when Earl brought out a surprise guest only half the crowd recognized), share them on socials. We all love an awkward anecdote.
How to Get Tickets
Snagging tickets is straightforward and mercifully un-complicated — for once, you don’t need to battle bots or decode mysterious fan club hieroglyphics. The artist presale starts September 3, so if you’re an early bird (or just anxious), go for that. General ticket sales kick off September 5, and based on previous runs, expect several of the iconic stops to sell out quickly.
Quick tips:
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Hit Earl’s official website directly (earlsweatshirt.com) for presale info
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Live Nation & other big ticket outlets will host standard sales
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Don’t wait for a “maybe later” — I’ve learned the hard way, “maybe later” often means “stubhub at triple the price” three weeks before the show
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And hey, maybe just try to remember your login info for ticketing sites before the sale starts. Nobody likes frantically resetting passwords with sweaty hands.
Wrapping Up (No Rigid Structure)
Earl’s 2025 tour feels like a fan’s reward — dozens of cities, legendary venues, his signature magnetic energy. If you catch a show, remember to let yourself get lost in the music and maybe lose your voice a little. Meet new friends, debate favorite albums, reminisce about that time he dropped “Chum” and everyone lost their mind. Because a night out with Earl Sweatshirt isn’t just a concert — it’s a little slice of music community.
