Dillstradamus tour dates
The tour opens on April 18 at Big Night Live in Boston. Next, it heads west to Channel 24 in Sacramento on May 2. Then the routing cuts through the Midwest: The Fillmore Minneapolis on May 15 and Radius in Chicago on May 16. Chicago is a natural homecoming for Flosstradamus, who rose from the city’s club scene in the late 2000s. On the East Coast, the duo plays New York’s Terminal 5 on May 29 and Pittsburgh’s Roxian Theatre on May 30.
June brings The Sylvee in Madison on June 12 and Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee on June 13. After that, Dillstradamus takes over San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on June 26 and the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on June 27. In July, the duo plays Showbox SoDo in Seattle on July 24 and LED Day Club in San Diego on July 25. Finally, the run currently wraps on August 22 at Mission Ballroom in Denver. More festival plays and add-on dates could still appear.
A project with real history
For longtime fans, this marks the full return of a project with genuine history. The Dillstradamus name first surfaced around 2012. Back then, the pair began sharing afterparty bills and turned late-night slots into trap riots. In 2013, they took the concept on a global headline tour. That run helped make both acts central figures in the exploding trap and festival bass scene. Later, their 2017 single “Tern It Up” became a fan favorite. Since then, the project has appeared only in surprise b2b sets, which kept demand high.
The 2026 venues are known for strong production and engaged dance crowds. Rooms like Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, Mission Ballroom, Terminal 5, Radius and Hollywood Palladium can handle big lighting, visuals and CO₂ moments. At the same time, they keep the club-like intensity Dillstradamus thrives on. Many shows are 16+ or 18+, so the vibe will feel closer to a real club night.
Tickets and presales
Tickets follow a tiered presale. The artist presale starts Thursday, January 29 at 10:00 a.m. local time, with codes shared via mailing lists and socials. Local promoter, venue and other presales follow later that day. Spotify presales open in the afternoon for regular listeners. Then general on-sale begins Friday, January 30 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Both acts have sold out many of these rooms before. Therefore, expect strong early demand, especially in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, San Francisco and Denver.
Where both artists stand in 2026
The timing fits an active period for Dillon Francis. Over the past year, he released collaborations with Grammy-winning producer Albert Hype, house mainstay Marten Hørger and rapper iann dior. His catalog includes Money Sucks, Friends Rule (2014), This Mixtape Is Fire (2015), the Spanish-language WUT WUT (2018), Magic Is Real (2019), Happy Machine (2021) and This Mixtape Is Fire TOO (2023). He has also worked in comedy and TV, including Funny or Die’s “Like and Subscribe” and Viceland’s “What Would Diplo Do?”
Flosstradamus, meanwhile, remains one of trap’s foundational names. Many credit him with moving the sound from small rooms to main stages in the early 2010s. Recent fan reviews praise his energy, aggressive drops and crowd control.
Musically, the shows will lean into trap, festival bass and hybrid selections. Past sets jumped from trap anthems to moombahton throwbacks, hip-hop edits and playful curveballs. Moreover, the b2b format pushes both artists to react to each other in real time.
In a crowded 2026 touring year, the Dillstradamus tour stands out as a true back-to-back co-headline run. For bass and trap fans, the message is simple: circle these dates. Based on venue sizes and early buzz, tickets may not last long.