The North American run starts September 8 in Sacramento and includes stops in Chicago, Toronto, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles, with get-in prices currently ranging from $50 to $180.
Weezer will spend the fall on a 32-date North American arena tour behind their 16th studio album, the self-titled Weezer, also known as The Gold Album. The Shins and Silversun Pickups are support for the run, which opens September 8 at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento and closes October 24 in Los Angeles.
The album is built around all four members writing together in the same room for the first time since the band’s 1994 debut. It precedes a second leg in early 2027 through Japan, Ireland, the UK, and continental Europe, with Taking Back Sunday as support on those dates.
Tickets for the North American leg have been on sale since April 3 via Ticketmaster. Secondary market data from ticketdata.com puts current get-in prices between $50 and $180 depending on the city. Phoenix is the cheapest date at $50, while Toronto is the most expensive at around $180. Los Angeles and Boston sit in the $140s. Sacramento, Houston, Sunrise, and Orlando are all near $51.
The tour includes stops in San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Brooklyn, Washington, DC, Nashville, Austin, and other markets. Resale inventory is available through Vivid Seats, with first-time customer discounts and a rewards program tied to repeat purchases.
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