Announced U.S. dates
These two dates are consecutive, so if you’re considering both shows, compare the travel time and lodging you’d need between Seattle and Portland. Treat the table as a snapshot of the listed U.S. stops, not a complete itinerary: the schedule excerpt also shows other dates, and listings may cover different parts of a tour. Check the current event details for your city before you make plans.
Where to confirm the latest dates
Before booking travel for a Sombr You Are The Reason Tour date, check the official tour page and the event page for your exact city and venue. The official page lists dates and venues, and Ticketmaster and Live Nation also display tour event listings. [1] [2] [3] Learn more in Sombr You Are the Reason Tour: What to Know.
Compare listings, not just dates
A city appearing on more than one page is a useful cross-check, but listings may not show the same tour stops. For example, the official page lists Seattle on October 1 and Portland on October 2, while Live Nation also lists those dates and a San Jose event on October 7. [1] [3]
Before arranging a flight, hotel, or drive, open the event page for the exact city and venue you plan to attend. Check that the date and venue match the official tour page, then confirm the show with its venue or authorized ticketing page.
Keep the official schedule handy as you plan, and confirm the event with its venue or authorized ticketing page before committing to travel. This two-page check helps you avoid relying on an event listing that may show only some tour stops.
What to check before you plan around a show
Before you plan around a Sombr show, confirm the event’s date, city, venue name, and status on its current listing, then check the event-specific venue page for practical details. Listings include dates such as October 1 in Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena and October 2 in Portland at Moda Center. [1][3]
Check the event details
Match the listing to the show you intend to attend. For example, confirm that the Seattle event is on October 1 and that the venue name shown for your event is the one you expect; don’t rely on a date or venue copied into an old note. The listings identify the Seattle and Portland events, but you should use the current event page to confirm the details for your particular show. [1][3]
Also check the event’s status before you make plans around it. If you see inconsistent details or an unclear status, pause and recheck the listing rather than assuming the event information is unchanged.
Check venue logistics, then recheck
Open the venue page for your specific event and look for entry instructions and transportation information. For example, check where to find the venue’s entry guidance and what transportation options it describes, then make a plan that fits your arrival and departure.
Recheck the event listing close to the show in case its information has changed. A quick review before you leave can help you catch an update and avoid relying on an old screenshot or saved note.
Are all Sombr tour dates in the United States?
No. The official schedule includes a Vancouver, British Columbia, date as well as U.S. stops. [1] For example, Vancouver appears alongside Seattle and Portland on the listed schedule, so the dates are not all in the United States. [1]
Which Canadian city is listed?
Vancouver, BC, is listed as a tour stop at Rogers Arena. [1] If you are traveling from the U.S., treat this as an international stop when comparing cities and planning your trip.
How can you find the complete current list?
Check Sombr’s official schedule for the complete current list of dates and locations. The schedule can include both U.S. stops and dates outside the country, so review the city and venue beside each date rather than assuming every listing is domestic.
Should you check the schedule again before making plans?
Yes. Use the official schedule as your reference for the current list, especially if you are choosing between a U.S. show and the Vancouver date. Confirm the city and venue shown for the date you have in mind before you make travel plans.
Check your date before you go
Before you lock in travel or other plans, verify your city’s date and venue against the official tour schedule and the event listing. [1] A quick check can help you avoid planning around a date or location that does not match your intended show.
For example, if you are going to a Seattle show, make sure the listing you are using names Seattle and the venue you expect—not another stop on the schedule. [1] If you are coordinating with friends, share the event listing and confirm you are all working from the same date and venue before booking rides or arranging time off.
Treat the event listing for your city as the final check before you commit to plans. [1] If anything differs between the tour schedule and the listing, pause and confirm the correct event details rather than guessing. Then save the event information somewhere easy to check, such as your calendar, so you can refer to the right listing as the show approaches.
The practical takeaway is simple: confirm your date and venue before you make final plans. [1] Open the official schedule and the event listing for your city now, compare the details, and use the confirmed event information when organizing your trip.