Schoolboy Q Blank Face LP tour dates are part of the 10 Years of Blank Face LP tour, scheduled for October 2026. The announced details include an October 1 stop in Atlanta, Anaheim listings for October 7 and 8, two Los Angeles shows, and a finale in Las Vegas. [1][2][3]
These city and date details give you a starting point, but they are not a complete itinerary. The available announcements do not fill in every date or venue, so check current event listings for the full lineup before making plans. [2][3]
For example, the Anaheim listings specify October 7 and 8 at House of Blues, while the Los Angeles shows are identified by city without specific dates in the details above. [3][2] Keep those gaps in mind when comparing options: don’t assume a date or venue for a city unless it appears in its current event listing.
What to know about the tour route
The reported route starts in Atlanta, reaches major U.S. cities including New York, features two hometown shows in Los Angeles, and finishes in Las Vegas. [2][4] That outline helps you understand the tour’s broad direction, but it is not a substitute for checking the listing for the specific event you plan to attend.
Use the route as a starting point
If you are deciding which city might work for you, think of the route as a shortlist rather than a complete itinerary. For example, a fan in New York can note that the city is included in reporting, while a Los Angeles fan can look for one of the hometown shows; each still needs to match a specific event listing to confirm the details.
The same approach applies if you are traveling. A city appearing in the reported route does not tell you which venue or event details apply to your plans, so verify the listing before treating that stop as your concert destination.
Check the individual event
Before you arrange your evening around a show, open the event listing for the city you have in mind and confirm the details shown there. If you are comparing nearby options, check each event separately rather than assuming that the route overview covers every stop or listing.
This distinction is especially useful when you are coordinating with friends: share the specific event listing, not just a city name from a route summary. That gives everyone the same event details to review before making plans.
How to check your city’s show details
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Search the artist’s current event listings for your city and the date you have in mind. Check the event title and location shown on the listing, and compare nearby cities if your preferred stop does not appear. For example, a listing for Anaheim may help you spot a nearby option if you are looking around the Los Angeles area. [3]
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Confirm the venue and event date on the venue’s page or the authorized ticketing event page before you book travel. Make sure the city, venue name, and date match across the event details; don’t rely on a search snippet or an old social post for the final check. If you are coordinating with friends, share the event page so everyone is working from the same details.
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Check the listing again close to the show. Event schedules can change, so revisit the event page before you leave and before locking in transportation or lodging. If a date, venue, or event status looks different from what you saved, use the current event page to make your plans rather than an earlier note or screenshot.
Questions fans ask about the dates
When does the anniversary tour begin?
The anniversary tour begins October 1, 2026, and listings show dates through October 17. [1] If you are planning around a show near either end of that window, check the event listing for the specific date rather than assuming every stop spans the full period.
Is there a complete city-by-city schedule?
The listings available here do not provide a complete city-by-city schedule. [1][2][3] If you do not see your city, check current event listings for it; a missing city on one listing does not tell you whether the tour will visit it.
How can I check whether my city is included?
Search current event listings for your city, and compare any result with the event page for the show you are considering. For example, if you are looking for a date in Chicago, use “Chicago” as your search term and verify the event details on the listing before making plans.
Could the dates change?
Schedules can be updated, so check the current event listing again when you are ready to make plans. If you find more than one date for a city, use the individual event page to identify the listing that matches the show you want to attend.
Plan around the confirmed listing
Before you commit to travel, confirm the show’s date and venue in the current event listing. Listings can differ by city and may be updated, so use the specific event you plan to attend rather than relying on a general tour summary.
The current listing includes a Schoolboy Q “10 Years of Blank Face LP” event at House of Blues in Anaheim on October 7; it also displays an October 8 listing. [3] Check the event page for the exact date and venue that match your plans, then review those details again before you finalize transportation or lodging.
For example, if you are choosing between driving in for one night or booking a hotel, confirm the event details before you make either reservation. A quick second check before booking can help you avoid planning around a listing that has changed. Once the date and venue are settled, compare practical options such as parking, transit, arrival time, and a hotel’s distance from the venue; choose plans that still work if your schedule shifts.