Machine Gun Kelly has announced the Lost Americana Tour, a sprawling arena and amphitheater trek that will roll out across late 2025 and into spring and summer 2026. The Cleveland rapper-singer, born Colson Baker, will play three New York and New Jersey stops on the first leg, starting with Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Saturday, Dec. 13. The tour will then roll into Holmdel, New Jersey, on Tuesday, June 9, at the PNC Bank Arts Center and wrap at Darien Lake Amphitheater in Darien Center, New York, on Saturday, June 13.
For the 2025 leg, MGK will be joined by Julia Wolf, with Wiz Khalifa slated to provide support in 2026. Additional opening acts are set to appear on select dates, including honestav, Beauty School Dropout, De’Wayne and Mod Sun. “Dates and countries still being added don’t worry…but here’s part 1,” MGK wrote on Instagram. The run encompasses arena and amphitheater bookings that align with the release of his seventh studio album, Lost Americana, which hit shelves in August.
The new album marks a continued evolution for the performer, blending rock influences with his rap-rock roots. Critics have characterized Lost Americana as a statement from an artist who has wrestled with his demons and refined his approach. Slant Magazine, in its review of the record, described the project as both Nebraska- and Scarecrow-inspired in its perspective of a kid who made it big and is left wondering what comes next, noting the album’s confident and focused execution.
As MGK prepared for the tour, he staged a string of pop-up concerts at intimate venues, a departure from the arena shows that will define the Lost Americana cycle. The pop-ups, held at spaces including Hey Hey Bar, Turner’s Bar, Shank Hall, Electric Fetus and Snap, gave fans a closer look at the material in a stripped-down setting. Fan accounts captured the enthusiasm, with one Minneapolis attendee telling a local paper that the experience “felt like you could hear the music in your soul.”
Tickets for the Lost Americana Tour go on sale officially on Sept. 25. Fans are advised that tickets may be priced above or below face value on secondary markets, depending on demand, with sites such as Vivid Seats offering a buyer guarantee and delivery before the event date. A complete calendar of dates for the North American leg—and a sampling of European stops—will be released in the coming weeks, with MGK continuing to add shows across the tour window.
MGK’s tour schedule, as outlined by the artist and multiple outlets, spans a broad footprint beyond the three New York–New Jersey stops. The itinerary includes dates in major markets across the United States and a handful of European venues, including a March 2026 stop at the O2 Arena in London and a March 2026 date at Co-Op Live in Manchester, as well as a series of summer and fall performances. The North American run features a mix of arenas and amphitheaters, with appearances in cities from Glendale, Arizona to Buffalo, New York, and from Milwaukee to Philadelphia, culminating in late June 2026 before continuing into late spring 2026 in the United Kingdom and Europe.
The arrangement keeps Wiz Khalifa as a key ally for the 2026 leg, a pairing the artist has highlighted as a natural fit given the crossover appeal of Lost Americana and the duo’s shared history in the rock-leaning, genre-blending space that MGK has championed for years. For fans seeking a closer look at this era of MGK’s career, the forthcoming dates offer a mix of high-energy anthems and more intimate, lyric-driven moments that have defined the album’s reception.