October 3: New York, New York
Radio City Music Hall is listed for Shaboozey’s Outlaws Never Die Tour in New York on October 3, 2026. [1] This stop may suit you if you’re planning to see the tour in New York; use the listing to identify the venue and date, then check the current event page before you make plans.
Date: October 3, 2026. [1]
City: New York, New York. [1]
Venue: Radio City Music Hall. [1]
Listed show time: 8:00 PM. [1]
Treat the time as a detail to verify, not a substitute for checking the current listing. The venue or ticket page is the place to confirm the event’s status and the latest door and show times before you travel.
For example, if you’re arranging dinner or coordinating a ride, check the event details again before setting those plans. If a friend is joining you, share the confirmed listing so you’re both working from the same date and timing.
This entry gives you a quick way to spot the New York stop among the tour dates. Once you’ve checked the listing, use its current information to decide whether the date fits your schedule and make any local plans around the confirmed details.
October 6–7: Check the listings for the next stops
October 6: Ticketmaster lists a Shaboozey – Outlaws Never Die Tour event for October 6, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. [1]
October 23–24: San Francisco and Sacramento
This California stop is a two-night pairing: Shaboozey is listed at The Masonic in San Francisco on October 23, followed by Channel 24 in Sacramento on October 24. [2] It gives you two nearby-city options on consecutive dates, so you can choose the venue that better fits your plans or consider attending both.
These listings suit fans who want to catch a California date and can travel to either city. If you live near San Francisco, the October 23 listing may be the simpler choice; if Sacramento is more convenient, look at the October 24 listing instead. Those are planning suggestions, not differences in the performances or venues.
Before booking a hotel, arranging transportation, or setting out, check the event listing for your chosen date. Verify that the show is still scheduled and review the event time, since details can change. If you are weighing both stops, confirm each listing separately rather than assuming the timing or status is the same.
For a practical plan, pick the date that works with your calendar first, then check the current event details before committing to travel. Keep the venue and date together when you make arrangements—for example, The Masonic on October 23, or Channel 24 on October 24—so you do not mix up the two stops.
Other announced stops to verify by date
Austin, Oklahoma City, Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Chicago are among the other cities named for Shaboozey’s Outlaws Never Die Tour, but their dates need confirmation before you plan around them.[3] These stops are useful to track if one is closer to home than the dated listings elsewhere in the schedule, or if you are comparing possible concert trips. For a closer look, read Shaboozey Outlaws Never Die Tour: Dates and What to Know.
The tour is set to visit Austin, Oklahoma City, Charlotte, Philadelphia and Chicago, with a Nashville stop on Sept. 18 at Ascend Amphitheater.[3] Look for a current event listing that matches the city before choosing travel dates.
Nashville: The listed stop is September 18 at Ascend Amphitheater.[3]
This group is best suited to fans who have flexibility about where to see the tour and are willing to wait for a city-specific listing before making plans. For example, if you are choosing between Philadelphia and Chicago, keep both on your shortlist, then compare only once current listings show a date for each city. Avoid booking transportation or lodging based only on a city being named as a stop; confirm the event details for the city you intend to visit first.
How to confirm the details for your show
Before you make plans, check the venue’s event page and the official ticket listing for your selected city and date, then compare the key details on both. Event listings for Shaboozey’s tour show how listings can include different information: Ticketmaster gives a start time for the October 3 New York event, while Live Nation’s October 23 and 24 listings show venue and city details. [1][2]
Check the listing details
Start with the exact date and city so you do not mix up details from another stop. For example, if you are attending in San Francisco, look for the October 23 listing for The Masonic; if you are going to Sacramento, check the October 24 Channel 24 listing. [2] Then confirm that the venue name and address match the place you plan to visit. Use the venue’s own event page and the official ticket listing rather than relying on a copied event summary.
Check that the event is still scheduled and read the stated start time carefully. Ticketmaster lists the October 3 New York event at Radio City Music Hall for 8:00 PM. [1] If your ticket or a saved note shows a different time, return to the current event listing and check which details apply to your date.
Recheck before you travel
Review the event page again close to your travel day, even if you already checked when choosing tickets. Look for changes to the event status, start time, or venue address, then make sure your travel plan uses the latest details. A quick check before leaving can help you avoid heading to the wrong location or planning around an outdated time.
Keep the correct event page handy on your phone, and verify the city and date before you follow any directions. If you are meeting friends, share the same current listing so everyone is working from matching event details. Check again if you change your travel plans or save a new itinerary.
Choose a date, then verify before you go
Use the dated listings to choose the stop that best fits your plans, then confirm the event directly before you book travel. For example, if you are comparing the late-October California dates, The Masonic is listed in San Francisco on October 23, followed by Channel 24 in Sacramento on October 24. [2] The listing also shows an October 3 event at Radio City Music Hall in New York. [1]
Once you have a likely city and date, check that venue’s event page and the official ticket listing before arranging transportation or a hotel. Match the date and venue name carefully, and make sure the event details still fit your schedule. A listing can help you narrow down a convenient stop, but your final plans should be based on the current details for that specific show.
If you are choosing between stops, start with the one that makes the simplest trip for you—for instance, compare whether San Francisco on October 23 or Sacramento on October 24 works better with your arrival and departure plans. Then revisit the official event information close to your travel day, so you can catch any changes before setting out. That simple check helps keep your itinerary tied to the show you actually plan to attend.