Billy Idol Tour
Rock Legend Billy Idol's 2026 North American Tour Continues with Tickets Still Available
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Rock legend Billy Idol is hitting the road across North America on his 2026
Tickets are still available for all remaining shows, with some starting as low as $27, according to USA Today. The tour wraps up on September 25 at Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California.
Tour Kicks Off With Star-Studded Special Guests
Billy Idol is not hitting the stage alone. Special guests on the tour include rock band DEVO, Bangles singer Susanna Hoffs, VILLANELLE, and Grocery Bag, according to USA Today. Each show brings a different lineup of supporting acts, giving fans extra reason to catch a date near them.
The tour is called "It's A Nice Day To… Tour Again!" — a nod to Idol's classic 1982 hit "White Wedding." The name signals fans can expect a set full of his biggest songs from across his career.
Next Stop Scranton, Then Las Vegas Residency Shows
Idol's next show is on August 7 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA Today reports. After that, he will play several dates in Las Vegas before closing out the tour at Ohana Festival on September 25.
Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California, is a well-known outdoor music event. It draws large crowds each fall and serves as a fitting final stop for a major North American run.
Tickets Still Available Starting at $27
As of publication, tickets remain on sale for every remaining show on the tour, according to USA Today. Prices start at $27, making it one of the more affordable chances to see a major rock act live this summer.
Fans in multiple cities still have a chance to grab seats. The Courier-Journal notes the tour is crossing a wide range of markets, so check local listings to find the closest date.
Billy Idol's Legacy Makes This Tour a Must-See
Billy Idol rose to fame in the early 1980s with hits like "White Wedding," "Rebel Yell," and "Eyes Without a Face." He helped define the MTV era and remains one of rock's most recognizable figures more than four decades later.
For fans old and new, this tour is a rare chance to see those anthems performed live. With low ticket prices and a stacked guest lineup, Yahoo calls it a standout summer concert option.
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