The Pretty Reckless Dear God Tour is the band’s current tour, with announced dates that include international shows. [1] The band’s official site also lists a festival appearance on Oct. 3, 2026. [2] To go further, see The Pretty Reckless Dear God Tour Tickets: Where to Buy.
That gives you a starting point for planning, but tour listings can change as more events are announced. Check the band’s official listings for current updates, and look at the specific event information before making plans.
Tour overview
The Dear God Tour is the name used for The Pretty Reckless’s currently listed tour dates. [1][3] The international listings include shows in Europe, such as a date in Milano, Italy, and a date in Praha 8, Czech Republic. [1] Live Nation’s listings also name Bristol and other UK stops. [3]
The band’s homepage lists “Power To The People Festival” for Oct. 3, 2026. [2] Treat that as a separately listed festival appearance, rather than assuming every event on the tour follows the same format.
As new dates or event details appear, use official listings to check what applies to your chosen show. That is especially useful if you are following the tour across countries or considering a festival appearance alongside a headline date.
Where to check tour dates and locations
Check The Pretty Reckless’s official tour page and current event listings to identify dates and locations, then verify the details for the specific show you’re considering. Listings include European Dear God Tour dates in November 2026, including a Milan show and events in other cities. [1][3]
Compare listings before making plans
Start with the band’s official site, which has an “On Tour” section, and compare it with current event listings from ticketing or live-event platforms. [2][1][3] For example, the official page may be a useful place to look for tour updates, while a listing can show a particular city, venue, and date. Check the event itself rather than relying on a general tour summary.
A Ticketmaster listing identifies a November 14, 2026, Dear God Tour show at Fabrique in Milano, Italy. [1] Live Nation also lists Dear God Tour events in Bristol and other locations during November 2026. [3] These examples give you a starting point for checking whether a city you’re considering appears on a current listing.
Confirm the event details
Before arranging a trip, match the date, city, and venue across the event listing and your travel plans. If you’re looking at the Milan event, for example, make sure you have the November 14 date and Fabrique in Milano attached to the right booking and itinerary. [1]
Pay attention to the local time shown for your chosen event, and use that event’s details when planning your arrival. A date on a tour page alone may not give you enough information to coordinate a hotel check-in, train, or flight, so confirm the specific event details before committing to travel arrangements.
If two listings appear to differ, pause and check the specific event page again before you book. Use the city and venue name as well as the date to distinguish one show from another, especially when you’re comparing several European stops. Keeping the event details together in your itinerary can help you avoid mixing up dates or locations.
How to approach tickets and seat choices
Use the event’s ticketing listing to check availability, then compare the venue’s seating chart and event setup before you choose seats. The Pretty Reckless ticket listings include event-specific pages, so start with the listing for the show you want rather than assuming every date has the same options. [1][4]
Compare the chart with the event setup
Before selecting seats, look at the venue chart alongside the event configuration shown for that performance. A venue may use different arrangements for different events, so check that the chart you are viewing matches the show you plan to attend. [1][4]
Think about what matters most to you: being close to the stage, having a clear view of the full performance area, or choosing a seat that fits your budget. Use the chart to compare available sections and rows, but treat it as a planning aid rather than a guarantee of the view from a specific seat. For example, if you are choosing between a floor section and a raised seating section, check how each is labeled on the event chart before making a decision.
Review details before you buy
Open the ticket details for the exact event and read what is included with the option you are considering. Availability and seat choices can vary by listing, so check the current selection rather than relying on an old screenshot or a general tour page. [1][4]
Before you purchase or travel, recheck the ticket details and the venue’s current policies. If you are comparing two options, write down the section, row, ticket type, and any terms shown, then make sure those details still match at checkout. This quick check can help you avoid buying for the wrong event configuration or making plans around details that have changed.
If the chart or ticket description leaves something unclear, use the event’s ticketing page or contact the venue before you commit. Keep your final confirmation handy so you can refer to the exact event and ticket details when planning the night.
What to expect from setlists and opening acts
Treat any reported Dear God Tour setlist as a possibility, not a promise about what you will hear at a future show. The listing for a specific date may identify the tour, but that alone does not confirm its songs, opening act, or show-night schedule. [1]
Setlists can vary
If you find a setlist from an earlier concert, use it as a rough preview rather than a running order to memorize. For example, you might recognize songs listed in a past set, but the information does not guarantee that those songs—or the same sequence—will appear at your date.
Keep your expectations flexible, especially if you are planning around a particular song. A reported setlist can help you get a feel for a show, but it should not replace checking the event details for your own concert.
Check the opener and timing for your date
Opening acts and show-night timing can be specific to an event, so check the listing for the date you plan to attend and look for venue announcements. A tour listing may name The Pretty Reckless and the Dear God Tour without spelling out an opener or the full schedule. [1][3] For a closer look, read The Pretty Reckless Dear God Tour Opener: How to Check.
For example, if the event listing names an opener, use that information for your date rather than assuming the same act is playing elsewhere. If you do not see an opener or timing details, check the venue’s announcement before deciding when to arrive.
Do not assume every stop has the same lineup or schedule. Listings for separate tour dates identify different event locations and dates, so use the details attached to your chosen event rather than carrying information over from another stop. [1][3]
A simple approach: treat past setlists as flexible clues, then confirm the opener and timing against the specific event listing and venue announcements. That gives you a practical preview without mistaking a past show’s details for a guarantee about yours.
Plan the venue details before you go
Before you head out, check the venue’s current entry rules, accessibility details, and parking or transportation options, then recheck for changes close to show day. The details can differ by venue, so use the information for the specific stop you plan to attend rather than assuming every tour date works the same way.
Check venue details for your show
Start with the venue’s official event or visitor information. Look for its bag and entry rules, accessibility arrangements, and advice on parking, public transportation, or rideshare pickup. If you need step-free access or accessible parking, contact the venue ahead of time to confirm what applies to your event.
Make the travel plan fit the venue’s location. For example, if you expect to drive, check where parking is available and whether you need to plan for a separate pickup point after the show. If you plan to use transit or rideshare, identify the nearest practical stop or pickup area before you leave, rather than trying to sort it out in a crowded exit area.
If you’re traveling to the show
Before you book a hotel, train, flight, or other transport, verify the event’s date and location in the listing for the specific show. Tour listings include dates in several cities, so make sure your booking matches the right stop; for instance, a listing may name a city and venue together. [1] [3]
Once you have the venue, compare lodging and transport plans with the event’s timing and your arrival needs. Leave room for delays, and check whether your return option still works after the concert ends. Avoid locking in nonrefundable arrangements until you have checked that the event details match your plans.
Recheck close to show day
Check the event listing and venue information again shortly before you go. Event details or venue arrangements can change, and a quick review can help you catch an updated entry instruction, travel option, or accessibility detail before you set off.
Keep the key details together on your phone: the event listing, venue address, entry guidance, and your route home. That way, if you need to adjust your plan, you can find the relevant information without searching through old messages.
A simple way to stay up to date
To stay up to date on The Pretty Reckless’ Dear God Tour, use the band’s official site and the event listing for your chosen show as your reference points. The band’s site currently features an “On Tour” listing, and event listings identify shows by date and venue. [2] [1]
Before you make plans, check the listing again for your specific date and confirm the ticket details, venue information, and timing. For example, if you have a show in mind, compare its event page with the band’s official tour page, then verify the details with the venue before setting your travel schedule. Listings can change, so a quick check close to the event can help you avoid relying on old details.