Chance the Rapper Marks 10 Years of ‘Coloring Book’ With North American Tour

Chance the Rapper is taking Coloring Book back on the road for its 10th anniversary, with a North American tour set to begin in August and stretch into October.

The run opens after a hometown stop in Chicago, where Chance will perform at the Ravinia Festival on Aug. 8. From there, the Coloring Book 10 Tour starts in Cleveland on Aug. 11 and moves through Toronto, New York, Boston, Nashville, Atlanta, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, St. Louis and other cities before wrapping in Pittsburgh on Oct. 11.

Pre-sale tickets for the tour go live on May 19 at 10 a.m. local time through pre-sale tickets, with general on-sale beginning May 21. VIP packages are also being offered, including meet-and-greet options and a photo-op with Chance.

Coloring Book first arrived in May 2016, and its afterlife has been unusually durable for a mixtape that was never treated like a conventional label rollout. By the time it won best rap album at the 2017 Grammy Awards, Chance had become the first independent artist to take home a Grammy, a milestone that still sits at the center of his career narrative. The project peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 and included contributions from Ye, formerly Kanye West, Future, Justin Bieber, Kirk Franklin, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, T-Pain and Saba.

Chance’s most recent release, Star Line, arrived in August and reached No. 22 on the Billboard 200. The new tour gives him a chance to revisit the record that made him one of the defining rap voices of that era, but also to reframe it as part of a longer, more complicated run that has moved from mixtape breakthrough to Grammy history to the present-day album cycle.

Find all of the Coloring Book 10 Tour dates below.

Aug. 11 – Cleveland, Ohio @ House of Blues

Aug. 14 – Waterloo, N.Y. @ The Vine Showroom at del Lago Resort & Casino

Aug. 15 – Montreal, Quebec @ MTELUS

Aug. 16 – Toronto, Ontario @ HISTORY

Aug. 18 – New York @ SummerStage Central Park

Aug. 20 – Boston @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Aug. 21 – Huntington, N.Y. @ The Paramount

Aug. 22 – Philadelphia @ The Fillmore Philadelphia

Aug. 23 – Asbury Park, N.J. @ Stone Pony Summer Stage

Aug. 25 – Baltimore @ Nevermore Hall

Aug. 29 – Raleigh @ Red Hat Amphitheater

Aug. 30 – Nashville @ Ryman Auditorium

Sept. 1 – Birmingham, Ala. @ Avondale Brewing Company

Sept. 2 – Cincinnati @ The Andrew J Brady Music Center

Sept. 3 – Atlanta @ Coca-Cola Roxy

Sept. 5 – Tampa, Fla. @ The Ritz Ybor

Sept. 6 – Hollywood, Fla. @ Hard Rock Live

Sept. 8 – Memphis @ Satellite Music Hall

Sept. 9 – New Orleans @ The Fillmore New Orleans

Sept. 10 – Dallas @ South Side Ballroom

Sept. 12 – Houston @ 713 Music Hall

Sept. 13 – Austin, Texas @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park

Sept. 16 – Phoenix @ Arizona Financial Theatre

Sept. 18 – Reno, Nev. @ Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort

Sept. 21 – Wheatland, Calif. @ Hard Rock Live

Sept. 22 – San Francisco @ The Masonic

Sept. 25 – Vancouver, B.C. @ Freedom Mobile Arch

Sept. 26 – Seattle @ Paramount Theatre

Sept. 27 – Portland, Ore. @ Theater of the Clouds

Sept. 29 – Salt Lake City @ The Union Event Center

Oct. 1 – Denver @ Fillmore Auditorium

Oct. 2 – Council Bluffs, Iowa @ Harrah’s Stir Cove

Oct. 4 – Milwaukee @ Landmark Credit Union Live

Oct. 6 – Minneapolis @ The Armory

Oct. 7 – St. Louis @ The Pageant

Oct. 10 – Louisville, Ky. @ Old Forester’s Paristown Hall

Oct. 11 – Pittsburgh @ Citizens Live at The Wylie