Steve Lacy Tickets

Steve Lacy Tickets

The lights drop to a soft haze, a languid guitar riff curls through the room, and a voice that floats somewhere between silk and static pulls 10,000 fans into the same breath — welcome to a Steve Lacy show, where genre is a suggestion, intimacy is the currency, and every performance feels like a secret you're lucky to be in on. The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer from Compton, California, has spent the last decade building one of the most distinctive catalogs in modern music — from his breakthrough viral hit "Dark Red" to the chart-topping, billion-streaming phenomenon "Bad Habit" to the genre-melting textures of his brand-new third album, Oh Yeah?. Now, after four years away from the headline stage, the Steve Lacy tour is back: the Oh Yeah? Tour kicks off September 27 in Minneapolis and hits 27 cities across North America through November 30, including milestone debuts at Radio City Music Hall, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and the Hollywood Bowl. Browse all available dates, lock in your seats, and experience one of the most singular artists of his generation live — all backed by our buyer guarantee.

The Oh Yeah? Tour — Fall 2026

The Oh Yeah? Tour marks Steve Lacy's first North American headline run since the sold-out Give You The World Tour in 2022 — a four-year absence that makes this 27-city trek one of the most anticipated tours of the fall. In support of his critically acclaimed third album, Oh Yeah?, Lacy will play a mix of iconic amphitheaters, historic theaters, and landmark outdoor venues, including several career-first performances at some of the most celebrated stages in the country. Promoted by Live Nation, with tickets on general sale now, this is the Steve Lacy tour fans have been waiting for.

About Steve Lacy

Steve Thomas Lacy-Moya was born on May 23, 1998, in Compton, California. Raised by his African American mother after losing his Filipino American father at the age of 10, Lacy discovered music early and taught himself to produce on his iPhone using GarageBand while still in high school — a detail that has become one of the most iconic origin stories in modern pop. His talent caught the ear of the alternative R&B band The Internet, and he joined as their guitarist in 2014 at just 16 years old. His recorded debut came on the band's Ego Death (2015), which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album — making Lacy one of the few artists in history to co-produce a Grammy-nominated recording while still in high school.

From there, Lacy's reputation as a collaborator exploded. He co-produced and appeared on songs alongside some of the most respected names in music — Kendrick Lamar's "PRIDE." from the Grammy-winning DAMN., Tyler, the Creator's "911/Mr. Lonely" from the Grammy-nominated Flower Boy, Vampire Weekend's "Sunflower," and projects with Frank Ocean, Solange, J. Cole, Mac Miller, Blood Orange, and Ravyn Lenae. All while still in his teens and early twenties. By the time he released his self-produced debut EP, Steve Lacy's Demo, in 2017, the track "Dark Red" had already gone viral — it would eventually surpass one billion streams on Spotify and become one of the defining bedroom-pop anthems of its era.

Lacy's debut studio album, Apollo XXI (2019), was written, produced, and mixed entirely by himself, and it earned a Grammy nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album. The album explored themes of sexuality and identity with a fearlessness that resonated deeply with a generation of listeners. But it was his second album, Gemini Rights (2022), that launched him into the stratosphere. The lead single "Bad Habit" became one of the biggest songs of the year — reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for three consecutive weeks, earning over a billion Spotify streams, and being named the best song of 2022 by Billboard and The Guardian. Gemini Rights won the Grammy for Best Progressive R&B Album at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, where Lacy was nominated in four categories — including Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance for "Bad Habit." He performed the song during the telecast, with Thundercat joining on bass, and even had Beyoncé on her feet. He was 24 years old.

Then he went quiet. For nearly four years, Steve Lacy stepped away from touring and largely retreated from public life. He re-emerged in August 2025 with the single "Nice Shoes" and the announcement of a new album. Oh Yeah? — his third studio album and most personal work to date — was released on July 17, 2026, through RCA Records. The entirely self-produced 10-track collection features collaborations with SZA, Erykah Badu, and Cecile Believe, and is a meditation on connection, desire, and vulnerability — recorded partly in Paris and shaped by what Lacy has described as a shift toward more lyric-driven writing. It debuted at number 14 on the Billboard 200. And now, with the Oh Yeah? Tour, Lacy is stepping back onto the stage for the first time since 2022 — and doing it at some of the most iconic venues in the world.

Discography

Steve Lacy's Demo (EP, 2017) — Self-produced debut featuring the viral hit "Dark Red." Recorded largely on his iPhone. Critical darling and cult classic that established Lacy's lo-fi, genre-blurring identity.

Apollo XXI (2019) — Full-length debut. Written, produced, and mixed entirely by Lacy. Grammy-nominated for Best Urban Contemporary Album. An introspective, boundary-pushing album that explored identity, sexuality, and self-discovery with a sonic palette spanning funk, psychedelia, and bedroom pop.

Gemini Rights (2022) — Breakthrough second album. Won the Grammy for Best Progressive R&B Album. Home to "Bad Habit" — a number-one Billboard Hot 100 hit, billion-stream Spotify phenomenon, and consensus best song of 2022. Also features fan favorites "Mercury," "Helmet," and "Sunshine" (feat. Fousheé). Named to year-end best-of lists by Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, NME, and more.

Oh Yeah? (2026) — Third album. Released July 17, 2026, on RCA Records. Entirely self-written and self-produced. Features SZA ("Is It Cool?"), Erykah Badu ("Pure Colour"), and Cecile Believe ("Lovesexdrugbomb"). Described by Lacy as his most personal and lyrically driven album — a collection about gradually intensifying degrees of connection. Lead singles "Nice Shoes," "The Feeling," and "Doom" preceded the album. Debuted at number 14 on the Billboard 200.

The Live Experience

A Steve Lacy show is an experience that resists comparison. He's not a pop performer in the conventional sense — there are no choreographed routines or towering LED screens. Instead, Lacy builds his sets around raw musicianship, emotional vulnerability, and a guitar that never leaves his hands. He plays every riff live, shifting effortlessly between the dreamy psychedelia of Apollo XXI, the funk-inflected grooves of Gemini Rights, and the textured new sonic world of Oh Yeah?. The result is a show that feels less like a concert and more like a conversation — intimate even in a room full of thousands.

During his 2022 Give You The World Tour, Lacy earned a reputation for genuine fan connection — lingering after shows to take photos with fans despite visible exhaustion, feeding off the crowd's energy, and creating moments that felt spontaneous and unrehearsed. His fan base skews young, passionate, and deeply devoted — expect enthusiastic sing-alongs on every track, especially "Bad Habit," "Dark Red," "Mercury," and "N Side." The atmosphere at a Steve Lacy show is joyful, inclusive, and electric — a reflection of the artist himself.

For the Oh Yeah? Tour, the venue selection signals ambition. Radio City Music Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre are hallowed stages that only a select tier of artists get to headline — and for Lacy, all three will be debut performances. These are career-milestone shows, and the energy inside those rooms will reflect it. If you've been waiting to see Steve Lacy live — or if you've seen him before and want to witness the next chapter — this tour is the one. For Steve Lacy parking information at individual venues, check our dedicated parking page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Steve Lacy on tour in 2026?

Yes. Steve Lacy has announced the Oh Yeah? Tour — a 27-city North American headline run kicking off September 27 in Minneapolis and wrapping November 30 in Vancouver. It's his first headline tour since the sold-out Give You The World Tour in 2022. The tour supports his third album, Oh Yeah?, released July 17, 2026. Tickets are on sale now.

What is Steve Lacy's new album?

Oh Yeah? is Steve Lacy's third studio album, released July 17, 2026, on RCA Records. The entirely self-produced 10-track album features collaborations with SZA, Erykah Badu, and Cecile Believe. It debuted at number 14 on the Billboard 200 and has been described as Lacy's most personal and lyrically driven work to date. Lead singles include "Nice Shoes," "The Feeling," and "Doom."

What genre is Steve Lacy?

Steve Lacy's music defies easy categorization, blending alternative R&B, neo-soul, psychedelic soul, bedroom pop, funk, indie rock, and lo-fi into a sound that is distinctly his own. His production style — rooted in the lo-fi textures he pioneered while recording on his iPhone in high school — has evolved across three albums while maintaining the emotional intimacy and genre-fluid experimentation that define his catalog.

What are Steve Lacy's biggest songs?

"Bad Habit" — his number-one Billboard Hot 100 hit from Gemini Rights — and "Dark Red" — the viral breakout from his debut EP — have each surpassed one billion Spotify streams. Other fan favorites include "Mercury," "N Side," "Helmet," "Sunshine" (feat. Fousheé), and the Oh Yeah? singles "Nice Shoes," "The Feeling," and "Doom." His production and co-writing credits with Kendrick Lamar ("PRIDE."), Tyler, the Creator ("911/Mr. Lonely"), and Vampire Weekend ("Sunflower") are also iconic.

Has Steve Lacy won a Grammy?

Yes. Steve Lacy won the Grammy for Best Progressive R&B Album for Gemini Rights at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards in 2023. He received four nominations that year — including Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance for "Bad Habit." He has six career Grammy nominations in total, including a nomination for Apollo XXI (2020) and a shared nomination with The Internet for Ego Death (2016).

Where can I buy Steve Lacy tickets?

You can browse all available Steve Lacy Oh Yeah? Tour dates — from the September 27 opener in Minneapolis through the November 30 closer in Vancouver — right here on GoTickets. Tickets are on sale now, and every purchase is backed by our buyer guarantee, so you can shop with complete confidence.