Teddy Swims The UGLY Tour dates begin in September 2026 and continue into November. The announced schedule spans North American stops, but a short list of dates should not be treated as the full itinerary. [1][2]
For the current dates and venues, use Teddy Swims’ official tour page as your main reference; its tour section lists show dates and locations. [3] That matters when you are deciding which city to attend: for example, make sure you are looking at the listing for your intended stop rather than assuming a partial schedule covers every show.
Use the example dates as a starting point, not a complete schedule, and confirm the details for the show you want on the official tour page before making plans. Treat those examples as a starting point, not a complete schedule, and confirm the details for the show you want on the official tour page.
What dates and cities are listed?
The listed stops include Brooklyn on October 2, Toronto on October 5, Montréal on October 7, and Sacramento on November 11, 2026; these are examples, not a complete list of tour dates. [3][4]
October stops
The October 2 listing is at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. [3] Two Canadian cities follow in the listings: Toronto on October 5 at Scotiabank Arena, then Montréal on October 7 at Bell Centre. [3]
These examples give you a mix of cities and venues to look for when comparing possible stops. For instance, if you are choosing between the October dates, you can start by checking which city is more convenient for your plans; the listings identify the venues alongside the dates. [3]
November stop
The schedule also lists a November 11 show at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California. [4] It gives you another example outside the October listings, but it does not make the dates above a full tour itinerary.
Treat each date and city as a specific stop rather than assuming the listed examples cover every event. If one of these cities suits you, use the show’s listed date and venue as your starting point for planning.
How to check for schedule updates
Use Teddy Swims’ official tour page to check the schedule, then verify your chosen show with the venue before making travel plans. Event details can change, so check them again close to the performance rather than relying on an old note or saved screenshot.
A simple update check
Start with the official tour page and look for the specific city and event you plan to attend. For example, if you’re planning to see a show in Brooklyn, confirm that listing on the tour page before you arrange transportation or a hotel. [3]
Next, open the venue’s official event listing and compare the event date and venue details with the tour page. This gives you a second place to check the information tied to your particular stop before you book travel. [3]
Check again before you leave
Revisit both listings as the show gets closer. If you saved the event details weeks earlier, compare them with the current listings before finalizing travel plans; don’t assume an earlier screenshot reflects the latest schedule. [3]
You can make this quick: check the tour page when you first choose a show, confirm the venue listing before booking, and take another look close to the event. If anything appears different between the pages, pause travel arrangements and check the current event information directly with the venue.
Common questions about the tour schedule
When does The UGLY Tour take place?
Listings place The UGLY Tour in fall 2026, with dates starting in September and running into November. [2] For example, a listing describes the run as beginning September 22 and continuing through November 18. [2] Treat those as the span shown in that listing, not as a substitute for checking the details of your particular show.
Do all listings show the same information?
No—check the individual event listing rather than assuming each stop has identical details. When you compare event pages, check the date, city, and venue shown for the specific performance you are considering.
What should I check on an individual show listing?
Confirm that the event page names the city and venue you expect, and that its date matches the stop you want to attend. If you are comparing two nearby shows, look at each event separately instead of carrying details from one listing over to another.
Why might tour listings look different?
Listings can present the schedule in different ways: one may give a date range, while another announcement may describe the tour’s opening and closing cities. [2][5] Use the individual show details to resolve what applies to a particular event, especially before making plans around a date or location.
Confirm your show before you go
Before you travel, match your chosen stop on Teddy Swims’ official tour schedule with the venue’s event information. That quick check helps you confirm you are planning around the same show at both ends, rather than relying on an old note or a saved screenshot. For a closer look, read Teddy Swims The Ugly Tour: What to Know Before You Go.
Once you have a stop in mind, look up the venue’s event listing and compare the date and venue name with the tour schedule. For example, if you are saving a particular city to your calendar, make sure the event listing is for the same city and date before arranging your trip. The official tour schedule lists stops including Brooklyn at Barclays Center and Toronto at Scotiabank Arena. [3]
Use the venue listing for the practical details you need to plan your visit, and check it again if your plans are made well ahead of show day. Keep the schedule and venue event page easy to find, so you can verify the details you intend to attend before setting out.