Journey Final Frontier North American Farewell Tour 2026: Tickets, dates, locations, and more explored

Journey 50th Anniversary Tour At Moody Center in Austin - Source: Getty
Journey 50th Anniversary Tour At Moody Center in Austin - Source: Getty

Rock band Journey has announced the North American leg of its farewell tour. The band is set to conclude the five decades of touring with this lap. On Thursday, Journey unveiled its Final Frontier Tour via an Instagram post. The caption of the post read:

"The wait is over - JOURNEY is hitting the road on our. FINAL FRONTIER TOUR!"

The tour is being dubbed as "A Special Evening With Journey." In this farewell 60-show tour, fans can expect some of Journey's career-spanning hits like Don’t Stop Believin’, Any Way You Want It, Lights, and more. The tickets for this tour will be available for sale from November 14. Presales for Citi Cardmembers and those choosing Platinum Seating or VIP Packages will start on November 11 on Ticketmaster.


More details of Journey's Final Frontier North American 2026 tour

The six band members will unite for this farewell tour from February next year. In their 2026 North American lap, Journey will perform across 60 cities. The tour will start from Pennsylvania on February 28 and will be concluded on July 2 in Texas. Here is the complete rundown of Journey's newly announced North American trek.

  • February 28: Hershey, Pennsylvania, at GIANT Center
  • March 2: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at PPG Paints Arena
  • March 4: Washington, D.C., at Capital One Arena
  • March 5: Trenton, New Jersey, at CURE Insurance Arena
  • March 7: Ottawa, Ontario, at Canadian Tire Centre
  • March 9: Hamilton, Ontario, at TD Coliseum
  • March 11: Montreal, Quebec, at Bell Centre
  • March 12: Quebec City, Quebec, at Vidéotron Centre
  • March 14: Hartford, Connecticut, at PeoplesBank Arena
  • March 16: Columbus, Ohio, at Nationwide Arena
  • March 17: Indianapolis, Indiana, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
  • March 19: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at Fiserv Forum
  • March 21: Memphis, Tennessee, at FedExForum
  • March 22: Lexington, Kentucky, at Rupp Arena
  • March 25: North Little Rock, Arkansas, at Simmons Bank Arena
  • March 26: Kansas City, Missouri, at T-Mobile Center
  • March 28: New Orleans, Louisiana, at Smoothie King Center
  • March 29: Bossier City, Louisiana, at Brookshire Grocery Arena
  • March 31: Austin, Texas, at Moody Center
  • April 3: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Paycom Center
  • April 4: Wichita, Kansas, at INTRUST Bank Arena
  • April 6: Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at Denny Sanford PREMIER Center
  • April 8: Des Moines, Iowa, at Casey’s Center
  • April 9: Lincoln, Nebraska, at Pinnacle Bank Arena
  • April 12: Salt Lake City, Utah, at Delta Center
  • April 14: Boise, Idaho, at ExtraMile Arena
  • April 15: Spokane, Washington, at Spokane Arena
  • April 17: Vancouver, British Columbia, at Pacific Coliseum
  • April 19: Eugene, Oregon, at Matthew Knight Arena
  • April 21: Sacramento, California, at Golden 1 Center
  • April 22: Bakersfield, California, at Dignity Health Arena
  • April 24: Fresno, California, at Save Mart Center at Fresno State
  • May 15: Tampa, Florida, at Benchmark International Arena
  • May 16: Jacksonville, Florida, at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
  • May 18: Columbia, South Carolina, at Colonial Life Arena
  • May 20: Charlotte, North Carolina, at Spectrum Center
  • May 21: Greensboro, North Carolina, at First Horizon Coliseum
  • May 23: Atlantic City, New Jersey, at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall
  • May 27: State College, Pennsylvania, at Bryce Jordan Center
  • May 28: Charlottesville, Virginia, at John Paul Jones Arena
  • May 30: Knoxville, Tennessee, at Food City Center
  • May 31: Savannah, Georgia, at Enmarket Arena
  • June 3: Hampton, Virginia, at Hampton Coliseum
  • June 4: Roanoke, Virginia, at Berglund Center Coliseum
  • June 6: Worcester, Massachusetts, at DCU Center
  • June 7: Manchester, New Hampshire, at SNHU Arena
  • June 10: Buffalo, New York, at KeyBank Center
  • June 11: Allentown, Pennsylvania, at PPL Center
  • June 13: Cincinnati, Ohio, at Heritage Bank Center
  • June 14: Grand Rapids, Michigan, at Van Andel Arena
  • June 17: Evansville, Indiana, at Ford Center
  • June 18: Fort Wayne, Indiana, at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
  • June 20: Champaign, Illinois, at State Farm Center
  • June 21: Green Bay, Wisconsin, at Resch Center
  • June 24: Moline, Illinois, at Vibrant Arena at the MARK
  • June 24: Springfield, Missouri, at Great Southern Bank Arena
  • June 27: Tupelo, Mississippi, at Cadence Bank Arena
  • June 28: Lafayette, Louisiana, at Cajundome
  • July 1: Corpus Christi, Texas, at Hilliard Center
  • July 2: Laredo, Texas, at Sames Auto Arena

Journey was formed in 1973 and has given several hits in its more than five decades of career. As of now, the only original member in the band is its lead guitarist, Neal Schon. In a statement, Schon described this tour as:

"This tour is our heartfelt thank-you to the fans who’ve been with us every step of the way — through every song, every era, every high and low. We’re pulling out all the stops with a brand-new production — the hits, the deep cuts, the energy, the spectacle. It’s a full-circle celebration of the music that’s brought us all together."

In addition to Schon, other Journey members include Jonathan Cain (keyboardist), Arnel Pineda (frontman), Jason Derlatka (keyboards, vocals), Todd Jensen (bass), and Deen Castronovo (drums, vocals).

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Edited by Sohini Biswas