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The Endless Summer Tour Part II: Dates & Tickets

The Endless Summer Tour Part II: Dates & Tickets

Key Takeaways

  • Logic and G-Eazy reunite for The Endless Summer Tour Part II, a 23-city North American amphitheater run from September 15 through October 28, 2026.

  • Juicy J appears as a special guest on 20 of the 23 dates, with Kansas City, Chicago, and Mountain View as the three exceptions.

  • The September 30 Wantagh, NY show at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater was canceled after nor’easter flooding damaged the venue.

  • The routing blends outdoor amphitheaters with indoor rooms like Fontainebleau Las Vegas and YouTube Theater to suit late-season dates.

  • OnesToWatch Live tracks tour news, ticket availability, and artist updates across the full run.

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Ticket Links For All Remaining And Past Dates

Every date on The Endless Summer Tour Part II appears below with a direct Ticketmaster link. Today is October 7, 2026, so West Palm Beach marks the first upcoming show, and earlier dates sit in the past section with active resale options.

Tour At A Glance

Logic and G-Eazy reunite a decade after their sold-out 2016 co-headline run for The Endless Summer Tour Part II, a 23-city North American amphitheater circuit running September 15 through October 28, 2026. Juicy J joins as a special guest on 20 of the dates, creating a three-artist bill across most of the route. One stop on the original schedule, the September 30 Wantagh, NY show at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater, was canceled after nor’easter flooding damaged the venue.

Upcoming Shows – The Endless Summer Tour Part II

These dates remain on the schedule as of October 7, 2026. Each listing includes a direct ticket button for quick access.

Past Shows – The Endless Summer Tour Part II

These dates have already taken place as of October 7, 2026. Ticket links remain active for fans exploring verified resale options.

Juicy J Support Pattern

Juicy J appears on 20 of the 23 dates of Logic and G-Eazy’s Endless Summer Tour Part II. Three shows feature only the two co-headliners.

  • September 15 – Kansas City, MO (Morton Amphitheater) – tour opener

  • September 22 – Chicago, IL (Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island)

  • October 28 – Mountain View, CA (Shoreline Amphitheatre) – tour finale

These three dates are the ones not marked with an asterisk in the official tour listing, where the asterisk denotes appearances by Juicy J. The September 25 Cincinnati stop at Riverbend Music Center carries the most expanded bill, adding local supports Hermit and T Man The Wizard alongside Juicy J, with Logic and G-Eazy closing the show.

The Wantagh Cancellation

The September 30, 2026 date at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY was canceled after coastal flooding from a nor’easter damaged parts of the venue. The announcement arrived on September 29, 2026, one day before the scheduled show, and the same storm disrupted other major events in the region. No rescheduled date has been announced.

How Part II Builds On The 2016 Endless Summer Tour

The 2026 run functions as a decade-later follow-up to the original 2016 Endless Summer co-headlining tour. The 2016 tour, featuring G-Eazy and Logic with YG and Yo Gotti, sold out its opening night at Dallas’s Gexa Energy Pavilion on June 28, 2016, drawing a crowd of 20,000. The sequel scales up the ambition with a largely amphitheater-based routing that spans the U.S. and Canada and adds Juicy J as a named special guest across most dates. Both artists arrive with recent studio work, including Logic’s Ultra 85 (2024) and his Tribeca-debuted film Paradise Records, and G-Eazy’s eighth studio album Helium, released May 23, 2025 by RCA Records, which received its own North American tour before this co-headline run.

Why Certain Venues Stand Out On The Route

Several stops on the route function as destination shows because of venue scale or production capabilities.

Moda Center, Portland, OR (Oct 25) – The Portland date lands at Moda Center, one of the larger arena-class rooms on the itinerary.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas (Oct 18) – The BleauLive Theater offers three levels of seating and advanced audiovisual production, creating a distinctive indoor stop on an otherwise outdoor-heavy tour.

YouTube Theater, Inglewood, CA (Oct 21) – This premium indoor venue sits adjacent to SoFi Stadium and anchors the Los Angeles market stop.

Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA (Oct 28) – Shoreline hosts the tour finale, closing the West Coast stretch in a classic Bay Area amphitheater.

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Presale And On-Sale Information

The presale rollout followed a familiar major-tour pattern. A Citi cardmember presale opened April 28 at 10 AM local time, followed by an artist presale on April 29 at 10 AM local time. General public on-sale began May 1 at 10 AM local time via Ticketmaster. Resale inventory now appears through verified secondary marketplaces such as Vivid Seats and StubHub.

Routing Patterns And Tour Takeaways

The Endless Summer Tour Part II reflects several common traits of large-scale co-headline amphitheater routing in 2026.

  • The tour follows a broad geographic arc: a Midwest opener in Kansas City, a Great Lakes cluster, a Northeast run, a Southeast swing, South-Central dates, and a West Coast finish. The routing includes a return to South-Central after the Southeast swing, which shows that market priorities sometimes outweigh pure efficiency.

  • Juicy J’s absence from the opener, Chicago, and the finale suggests those three dates were structured independently, while the 20-date support stretch represents a substantial commitment from a third artist with headliner stature.

  • The mix of outdoor amphitheaters with indoor rooms like Fontainebleau Las Vegas and YouTube Theater gives the tour flexibility in markets where outdoor season winds down by mid-to-late October.

Practical Guidance For Fans Attending The Tour

With today’s date at October 7, 2026, eleven dates remain on the route. The final West Coast run, covering Chula Vista on October 16, Las Vegas on October 18, Inglewood on October 21, Portland on October 25, and Mountain View on October 28, closes the tour. It wraps October 28, 2026 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, which serves as the last chance to catch the co-headline bill. Use the date-by-date ticket buttons above to check current availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When And Where Does The Endless Summer Tour Part II Start And End?

The tour opened September 15, 2026 at Morton Amphitheater in Kansas City, MO and concludes October 28, 2026 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA, forming a six-week North American run.

Is Juicy J On Every Date Of The Endless Summer Tour Part II?

Juicy J appears on 20 of the tour’s dates. As outlined in the support pattern above, he skips the September 15 Kansas City opener, the September 22 Chicago date, and the October 28 Mountain View finale. The September 25 Cincinnati stop also features additional supports T Man The Wizard and Hermit alongside Juicy J.

What Happened To The September 30 Wantagh, NY Show?

The September 30, 2026 show at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY was canceled after coastal flooding from a nor’easter damaged the venue. The venue announced the cancellation on September 29, 2026, and no makeup date has been announced.

How Does The Endless Summer Tour Part II Differ From The Original 2016 Tour?

The 2016 Endless Summer Tour was a sold-out North American co-headline run by Logic and G-Eazy. The 2026 sequel expands the format with Juicy J on most dates, a larger amphitheater-focused venue mix, and a coast-to-coast routing that includes a Canadian stop in Toronto. Both artists now tour behind deeper catalogs and higher profiles than in 2016.

Where Can I Buy Tickets For The Endless Summer Tour Part II?

Tickets are available via Ticketmaster for all active dates, with direct links included in each listing above. Resale inventory appears on secondary marketplaces for shows where primary tickets are limited or sold out.

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