While “American Idol” alum Benson Boone’s debut American Heart World Tour – which saw the acrobatic pop star stun audiences across 50 shows throughout North America and Europe – only recently wrapped up in March 2026, the 23-year-old singer is already set to begin his follow-up Wanted Man Tour this July.
Boone’s sophomore tour will feature 32 concert dates across the United States, with the “Magical Mystical” singer scheduled to kick things off in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s PPG Paints Arena on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
Here’s everything fans need to know about Benson Boone’s 2026 Wanted Man Tour, including how to get tickets and whether or not the “American Idol” alum will be visiting a stadium near you this summer.
Benson Boone’s 2026 ‘Wanted Man’ Tour Dates & Tickets
Check out a full list of Benson Boone’s Wanted Man Tour dates below:
- Thursday, July 7 @ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s PPG Paints Arena
- Wednesday, July 8 @ Baltimore Maryland’s CFG Bank Arena
- Friday, July 10 @ Brooklyn, New York’s Barclays Center
- Saturday, July 11 @ Brooklyn, New York’s Barclays Center
- Monday, July 13 @ Newark, New Jersey’s Prudential Center
- Wednesday, July 15 @ Boston, Massachusetts’ TD Garden
- Thursday, July 16 @ Albany, New York’s MVP Arena
- Saturday, July 18 @ Cincinnati, Ohio’s Heritage Bank Center
- Sunday, July 20 @ Indianapolis, Indiana’s Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Wednesday, July 22 @ Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s Fiserv Forum
- Friday, July 24 @ Rosemont, Illinois’ Allstate Arena
- Monday, July 27 @ Saint Louis, Missouri’s Enterprise Center
- Tuesday, July 28 @ Tulsa, Oklahoma’s BOK Center
- Thursday, July 30 @ Denver, Colorado’s Ball Arena
- Sunday, August 2 @ Spokane, Washington’s Numerica Veterans Arena
- Tuesday, August 4 @ Seattle, Washington’s Climate Pledge Arena
- Wednesday, August 5 @ Portland, Oregon’s Mode Center
- Friday, August 7 @ San Jose, California’s SAP Center
- Saturday, August 8 @ Sacramento, California’s Golden 1 Center
- Sunday, August 10 @ Los Angeles, California’s Crypto.com Arena
- Monday, August 11 @ Los Angeles, California’s Crypto.com Arena
- Friday, August 14 @ Las Vegas, Nevada’s T-Mobile Arena
- Saturday, August 15 @ San Diego, California’s Pechanga Areana
- Monday, August 17 @ Phoenix, Arizona’s Mortgage Matchup Center
- Thursday, August 20 @ San Antonio, Texas’ Frost Bank Center
- Friday, August 21 @ Dallas, Texas’ American Airlines Center
- Sunday, August 23 @ New Orleans, Louisiana’s Smoothie King Center
- Tuesday, August 25 @ Jacksonville, Florida’s VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
- Wednesday, August 26 @ Charlotte, North Carolina’s Spectrum Center
- Friday, August 28 @ Birmingham, Alabama’s Legacy Arena at the BJCC
- Saturday, August 29 @ North Little Rock, Arkansas’ Simmons Bank Arena
- Monday, August 31 @ Kansas City, Missouri’s T-Mobile Center
- Tuesday, September 1 @ Omaha, Nebraska’s CHI Health Center
- Thursday, September 3 @ Casper, Wyoming’s Ford Wyoming Center
For more information and ticket-booking information can be found on TicketMaster.com.
How Benson Boone Went From ‘American Idol’ to World Tours
DisneyBenson Boone first rose to prominence as a contestant on Season 21 of ABC’s “American Idol” in 2021.
While the then-18-year-old singer managed to impress the judges with his audition – a rendition of Aidan Martin’s “Punchline” – Benson voluntarily left the singing competition during the Hollywood Round, wanting to pursue his music career on his own terms.
Later that same year, he released his debut single “Ghost Town” after being “discovered” by Imagine Dragon’s lead singer Dan Reynolds and signing a record deal with Night Street Records.
It wouldn’t be until April 2024, however, that Boone released his debut album “Fireworks & Rollerblades,” featuring smash hits like “Slow It Down,” “Cry” and “Beautiful Things.”
His follow-up “American Heart” album released the following June, with featured tracks like “Mr. Electric Blue” and “Magical Mystical” rocketing Boone back to the top of the charts just in time for the launch of his first-ever World Tour.
GettyMore recently, Benson stunned audiences with a backflip-filled performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards after being nominated for Best New Artist in 2025.
His 2026 Wanted Man Tour will mark the latest step in the singer’s career. Stay tuned for more information as tour dates approach.
