Rod Wave is gearing up for another huge year. The chart-topping artist has officially announced his upcoming album, Don’t Look Down, set to arrive on August 28, along with a nationwide tour that will bring his signature blend of emotion and storytelling to arenas across the United States.
Over the last several years, Rod Wave has built one of the most loyal fan bases in hip-hop. Whether it’s a new album release or a live performance, his supporters consistently show up in massive numbers. That dedication has helped transform him into one of rap’s biggest touring acts, and the upcoming Don’t Look Down Tour is expected to continue that trend.
The tour kicks off on September 12 in Philadelphia and will make stops in major cities including Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Nashville, Chicago, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and more. The extensive run will give fans across the country the opportunity to hear new music from Don’t Look Down alongside many of Rod Wave’s biggest hits.
Don’t Look Down Tour Dates
- September 12 – Philadelphia
- September 15 – Raleigh
- September 17 – Birmingham
- September 19 – New Orleans
- September 21 – Houston
- September 23 – Austin
- September 26 – Dallas
- October 1 – Inglewood
- October 4 – Phoenix
- October 7 – San Francisco
- October 8 – Sacramento
- October 12 – St. Louis
- October 14 – Nashville
- October 16 – Washington
- October 19 – Detroit
- October 22 – Columbus
- October 23 – Pittsburgh
- October 25 – Boston
- October 27 – Brooklyn
- October 31 – Chicago
- November 3 – Charlotte
- November 6 – Columbia
- November 9 – Orlando
- November 14 – Sunrise
- November 18 – Atlanta
Ticket Information
Fans won’t have to wait long to secure their seats. The artist presale begins on June 23 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster. General ticket sales will open on June 26 at 1 p.m. local time. VIP and Platinum packages will also be available for concertgoers looking for premium experiences.
With a highly anticipated album on the way and a major arena tour lined up, Rod Wave is positioning Don’t Look Down to be one of the biggest rap releases of the year. Given his track record of chart success and sold-out shows, fans can expect demand for tickets to be high as the tour launch approaches.
