The Pretty Reckless Dear God Tour dates currently include a Maryland festival appearance, while other listed tour dates begin in Europe in November 2026. The band’s official site lists Power To The People Festival in Columbia, Maryland, on October 3, 2026; the other listed Dear God Tour dates start in Europe the following month. [1][2] For more detail, see The Pretty Reckless Dear God Tour: What to Know.
That distinction matters if you’re planning a US concert trip: a festival appearance and a tour-branded concert may be listed differently, so check the event details before you book. The band’s tour page also lists shows in Europe, giving you a reason to verify the current schedule if you’re considering travel outside the US. [1] [2]
At a glance
October 3, 2026: Power To The People Festival, Columbia, Maryland, appears on the band’s official tour listing. [1]
November 2026: Other listed Dear God Tour dates begin in Europe. [1] [2] [3]
Listings can change, so check the current official event page before booking travel or making other plans. Compare the band’s tour listing with the event or venue listing, and confirm the date and event type on the page for the specific show you’re considering. If the listing has changed since you first checked, use its current details when deciding whether to book.
Which US show is listed?
The listed US appearance is the Power To The People Festival on Oct. 3, 2026, in Columbia, Maryland, but the band’s site presents it as an on-tour listing rather than identifying it as a Dear God Tour show. [1]
How to read the listing
The band’s listing names the festival, date, and city, giving you a specific US event to verify: Power To The People Festival in Columbia, Maryland. [1] It does not call the appearance a Dear God Tour show, so don’t assume that a festival listing and a tour-branded concert are the same event. [1]
Before you make plans around this appearance, check the festival’s official listing for its lineup and event details. Confirm that The Pretty Reckless is named in the lineup, and check that the listing applies to the event you intend to attend. If you see the festival mentioned alongside Dear God Tour dates, use the event’s own description to determine how it is presented rather than treating the two labels as interchangeable.
That distinction can help you set expectations before arranging a trip. Use the festival listing to confirm the event details, and avoid relying on a general tour label to describe this appearance.
Where do the listed Dear God Tour dates go next?
The listed Dear God Tour dates continue through Milan and Prague before reaching the United Kingdom. Ticketmaster lists a Nov. 14, 2026, show at Fabrique in Milan, followed by a Nov. 16 show at Forum Karlín in Prague. [2]
From Milan and Prague to the UK
Those listings give you two specific continental European stops to compare if you are planning travel: Fabrique in Milan and Forum Karlín in Prague. Check which city fits your route and available travel plans, then verify the event details before making arrangements.
Live Nation lists a Dear God Tour show at The Prospect Building in Bristol on Nov. 26, followed by additional UK dates. [3] The listing excerpt identifies the next date as Nov. 27 at the University of, but does not give the full venue name in the text shown. [3] Treat that as a cue to check the full event listing rather than assume the venue details.
Check the full schedule
If you are choosing between a European stop and a UK show, compare the full event listings for each city before you commit to travel. A tour schedule can span several cities, so use the band’s current schedule and the individual event listings to see which dates and venues are shown.
For the complete current schedule, consult the band and event listings. Recheck the listing for the specific show you are considering, especially if you are coordinating flights, lodging, or time off. That gives you a practical way to plan around the date and venue you intend to attend.
What should you check before making plans?
Confirm the event details before booking. Check the band’s current listing, then compare it with the venue or event’s own page. Make sure the date, venue name, and event type match what you intend to attend; a festival appearance and a tour-branded concert may be described differently across listings. [1][2][3]
Check timing and ticket status on the event page. Look for the posted start time, whether tickets are available, and any notices about schedule changes. For example, if a listing shows a date but no clear start time, check the venue’s event page again before choosing a flight, hotel, or dinner reservation. Event details can be presented across different listings, so use the page for the specific show you plan to attend. [1][2][3]
Plan the trip around the venue location. Confirm the venue’s address and how you will get there before booking travel. Check whether you can reach it by public transportation, rideshare, or a rental car, and allow time for the trip from your hotel or arrival point. If your plans depend on a particular route or connection, verify the service for the event day rather than assuming your usual schedule applies.
Keep the event page handy and check it again as your plans get closer. If the date, venue, or timing differs between listings, pause before making nonrefundable travel arrangements and confirm the details with the event organizer or venue. [1][2][3]
Check the listing again before you go
Use the current official event listing as your final check before making plans, and confirm whether the event is a festival appearance or a tour-branded concert. The Pretty Reckless site currently shows an Oct. 3, 2026, Power To The People Festival entry in Columbia, Maryland, under “On Tour.” [1] That label alone does not tell you to treat the festival as interchangeable with a Dear God Tour concert.
Before you travel, open the listing for the specific event you plan to attend and compare its date, venue, and event name with your plans. For example, if you saved a show page earlier, check that it still names the same venue and event rather than relying on an old screenshot or calendar note. If the band and event pages use different descriptions, use the event’s current official listing to verify what is being presented.
Make this a last step before booking transportation or accommodations, then check the event page again closer to show day in case details have changed. Keep the listing handy so you can quickly confirm you’re headed to the right event and venue.