Tyler, the Creator tickets: Where to buy and when is his 2022 tour?
TYLER, the Creator released his album, Call Me If You Get Lost, in June 2021 - and now fans are in for another treat.
The has just announced he’s heading off on a North American tour at the beginning of next year, leaving fans scrambling to find out how they can get their hands on tickets.
How do I buy tickets for Tyler, the Creator’s tour?
Your best bet to snag tickets is to head over to the 30-year-old rapper’s website, .
There will also be tickets available on the website.
It’s not yet clear , but on last tour, tickets started from as little as $68.
However, Ticketmaster has warned that prices could fluctuate depending on timing and demand.
When will tickets be released?
Tickets for the tour will go on sale for everyone on August 6, 2021, at 10am.
There will also be a presale on August 5, with early bird tickets being released between 10 and 11am Eastern Time.
The tour is supporting the star’s latest hit album, - and if you’re looking to try and grab a ticket, you’d better act fast.
The 30-year-old rapper urged fans to be snappy if they want to secure their spot, pointing out on his Instagram that his last tour sold out in minutes.
Referencing his 2019 Igor Tour, he wrote: “This tour went fast so don’t be stupid this time.”
Where will the 2022 tour take place?
It’s sad news for most international fans of the American rapper, as this time he’ll only be appearing in the US and Canada.
The tour will begin on February 10, 2022 in San Diego, California and end four months later on April 8 in Seattle, Washington.
With 34 stops in total, the star is set to appear in most major North American cities, including Las Vegas, New York and Toronto.
It’s his first big tour since 2019, but fans were able to get a sneak peek of what might be to come last Saturday (July 31, 2021), when the rapper performed at Chicago Festival Lollapalooza.
Tyler will be joined on the epic tour by Vince Staples, Kali Uchis and Teezo Touchdown.
MORE TOUR DATES
Tour 2022 dates in full:
- Pechanga Arena , San Diego, California – Feb 10
- Footprint Center, Phoenix, Arizona – Feb 11
- Michelob Ultra Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada – Feb 12
- Don Haskins Center, El Paso, Texas – Feb 14
- American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas – Feb 16
- Chaifetz Arena, St Louis, Missouri – Feb 18
- Cable Dahmer Arena, Kansas City, Missouri – Feb 19
- Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota – Feb 20
- United Center, Chicago, Illinois – Feb 22
- Fisery Forum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Feb 24
- Schottenstein Center, Columbus, Ohio – Feb 27
- Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, Michigan – Feb 28
- DCU Center, Worcester, Massachusetts – March 3
- Chartway Arena, Norfolk, Virginia – March 4
- Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – March 6
- Capital One Arena, Washington DC – March 7
- Place Bell, Montreal, Quebec – March 9
- Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario – March 11
- Petersen Events Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – March 12
- Madison Square Garden, New York, New York – March 13
- Bojangles Coliseum, Charlotte, North Carolina – March 16
- Amway Center, Orlando, Florida – March 18
- Yuengling Center, Tampa, Florida – March 19
- FTX Arena, Miami, Florida – March 20
- North Charleston Coliseum, Charleston, South Carolina – March 23
- Gas South Arena, Duluth, Georgia – March 25
- Toyota Center, Houston, Texas – March 27
- Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado – March 29
- Staples Center, Los Angeles, California – March 31
- Oakland Arena, Oakland, California – April 1
- Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, California – April 2
- Moda Center, Portland, Oregon – April 4
- Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, British Columbia – April 7
- Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, Washington – April 8