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Syd Announces 2026 North American Tour
Syd will tour the US and Canada in November and December, with 22 dates supporting her Beard tour through Los Angeles, Toronto and more.
Syd has announced a 22-date North American tour supporting Beard, with shows across the United States and Canada in November and December. The tour begins November 7 in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the Commodore and continues through the West Coast before reaching Los Angeles for Camp Flog Gnaw on November 14 and 15.
The itinerary then moves through San Diego, Houston, Dallas and Austin before heading east. Syd will play Atlanta on November 24, followed by Charlotte and Raleigh later in the month. The US leg continues into December with dates in Brooklyn, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Boston.
The December schedule includes a Canadian stop in Toronto at HISTORY on December 8, followed by Chicago at the Ramova Theatre on December 10. Syd then heads west for shows in Las Vegas on December 12 and Phoenix on December 13.
The final three dates are in California. Syd will perform at The Castro in San Francisco on December 15 before returning to Los Angeles for a December 16 show at The Wiltern.
The complete itinerary also includes stops in Portland at the Roseland Theatre, Seattle at the Moore Theatre, Sacramento at Ace of Spades, and Los Angeles at Camp Flog Gnaw. Additional venues include the Observatory North Park in San Diego, House of Blues locations in Houston, Dallas and Boston, and Emo’s in Austin.
The announced schedule runs from November 7 through December 16, covering British Columbia, Ontario and multiple US states. Along with the previously listed venues, the tour includes the Tabernacle in Atlanta, The Fillmore Charlotte, The Ritz in Raleigh, Brooklyn Paramount, Echostage in Washington, D.C., and The Fillmore Philadelphia.
The tour’s final Los Angeles date at The Wiltern follows the December 15 San Francisco performance. The itinerary places the last two shows on the West Coast after the Canadian and Midwest stops.
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