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Legendary rapper Chief Keef prepares to hit the road, announcing “Chief Keef Live 2026,” a nationwide tour launching this fall. The 19-date tour kicks off on September 12th with a hometown show in Chicago on September 12th, passing through major markets like New York, Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, before ending in Las Vegas on October 29th.
The upcoming tour is Chief Keef’s first national tour since 2024, supporting his massively acclaimed album Almighty So 2, occurring just weeks after the icon’s 31st birthday. Sosa has kept busy by performing at festivals, including Rolling Loud and Lyrical Lemonade’s Summer Smash earlier this year and Dreamville Fest in 2025. Featuring music from Chief Keef’s 2026 mixtape Skeletor, highlights from his 15-year career, and plenty of surprise guests, “Chief Keef Live 2026” will be one of the hottest tours of the year.
Tickets for “Chief Keef Live 2026” are available for the general public on Friday, July 10th at 10am local time. Pre-sales for the tour start on Tuesday, July 7th at 10am Local. Buy tickets HERE.
Chief Keef Live 2026 Tour Dates:
September 12 – Chicago, IL (Northerly Island)
September 13 – Minneapolis, MN (The Armory)
September 14 – Detroit, MI (The Fillmore Detroit)
September 15 – Indianapolis, IN (Egyptian Room at Old National Centre)
September 18 – Austin, TX (Riviere)
September 19 – Houston, TX (Bayou Music Center)
September 20 – Irving, TX (Toyota Music Factory)
September 21 – New Orleans, LA (The Fillmore New Orleans)
October 2 – Wallingford, CT (The Dome at Oakdale)
October 4 – New York, NY (The Rooftop at Pier 17)
October 5 – Allentown, PA (Archer Music Hall)
October 6 – Philadelphia, PA (The Fillmore Philadelphia)
October 9 – Virginia Beach, VA (The Dome)
October 12 – Boston, MA (MGM Music Hall at Fenway)
October 17 – Denver, CO (The Fillmore Auditorium)
October 23 – San Francisco, CA (The Midway)
October 26 – Phoenix, AZ (Arizona Financial Theatre)
October 27 – Los Angeles, CA (The Wiltern)
October 28 – Las Vegas, NV (Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas)
Please contact Michelle and Tamera for all press inquiries related to “Chief Keef Live 2026”
Uncountably prolific, yet never seeming to run out of ideas, Chief Keef is embarking on a new chapter of his storied career. In December 2021, the rapper shared his critically acclaimed project 4NEM, home to viral single “Yes Sir” and titanic opener “Bitch Where,” prominently used in the fourth season of FX’s Atlanta and included in Pitchfork’s Best Singles of 2022 list. In 2024, teamed up with Mike WiLL Made-It for the collaborative mixtape DIRTY NACHOS. Later that year, Sosa shared his highly-anticipated album Almighty So 2, which debuted on the Billboard charts at number three Independent Albums, number nine Top Rap Albums, number 10 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, number 26 Top Streaming Albums, and number 30 on the Billboard 200. The album received massive critical acclaim, earning Best of 2024 honors from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, The New Yorker, Complex, Dazed, and many others. Most recently, Keef has released his viral hits ‘Shake Dat’ and ‘Rooms’ along with with Katy Perry’s :Legendary Lovers Remix,” well as his hard-hitting his hard hitting mixtape, Skeletor. Stay tuned for much more from the rap icon, who burst onto the scene as a teenager and prepares to celebrate a 15-year career on his 31st birthday this summer.
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“‘Almighty So 2’ is this big all the way through. Keef stays restless, indulging wild thoughts and building them out to feature-length productions.” – Pitchfork
“The most striking element of ‘Almighty So 2,’ and Chief Keef’s career at this moment, is his emotional progression.” – Rolling Stone
“Eleven years later, his long-teased sequel, ‘Almighty So 2’ delivers with the immediacy of the first — but it is markedly different. Keef has never sounded more polished, more professional — but he stays true to himself.” – Associated Press
“There’s no denying the influence of Keef’s menacing production, straightforward verses, and early D.I.Y. rap ethos on the generation of hip-hop artists that has followed.” – Pitchfork
“The influence and staying power of Chief Keef really cannot be overstated.” – The FADER
“There is still nothing that feels like ‘Love Sosa,’ the breakout single from a then 17-year-old Chief Keef, from his debut album, Finally Rich. The Chicago rapper’s melodic, hard-nosed anthem shook the foundation of hip-hop. The kids were taking control in a way that the genre had never seen.” – Rolling Stone
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