Key Takeaways
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MUNA announced the Gets So Hot Tour on May 8, 2026, alongside their fourth studio album Dancing on the Wall. The tour runs across North America from September through October, then continues through the UK and Europe in November.
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The North American leg moves through theaters and outdoor amphitheaters and closes at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on October 21, 2026, a major milestone in the band’s touring history.
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Naomi McPherson missed the first five North American dates to care for their terminally ill mother. Friend of the band Lou Roy covered guitar and vocals during those shows.
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MUNA has not announced any 2027 tour dates as of late September 2026, although comparable artists often reveal future-year tours several months in advance.
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Quick Ticket Links for North America
The dates below have direct ticket access. Each link goes to the verified purchase page for that show.
September 29, 2026 — Stage AE, Pittsburgh, PA (with Hemlocke Springs)
October 1, 2026 — Roadrunner, Boston, MA (with Hemlocke Springs)
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October 2, 2026 — Roadrunner, Boston, MA (with Hemlocke Springs)
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October 4, 2026 — KEMBA Live!, Columbus, OH (with Hemlocke Springs)
October 9, 2026 — The Salt Shed Outdoors (Fairgrounds), Chicago, IL
October 10, 2026 — The Sylvee, Madison, WI
October 11, 2026 — Palace Theatre, St. Paul, MN
October 16, 2026 — The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, San Diego, CA
October 17, 2026 — Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
October 21, 2026 — Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO (with Hemlocke Springs)
With the quick links in place, the sections below walk through the remaining North American and European dates in more detail.
Upcoming Shows: October 2026 North American Finale
As of September 28, 2026, the following North American dates remain upcoming. Earlier September shows appear in the past-shows section.
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October 1, Thursday — Roadrunner, Boston, MA (with Hemlocke Springs)
Boston hosts two consecutive nights at Roadrunner, a mid-capacity indoor room that suits the band’s synth-driven arrangements. The second night followed strong advance sales for the first, which signals solid demand in the market. -
October 2, Friday — Roadrunner, Boston, MA (with Hemlocke Springs)
The second Boston date makes the city one of the few double-night stops on the North American leg. The pairing underlines Boston’s importance within the tour’s Northeast cluster. -
October 4, Sunday — KEMBA Live!, Columbus, OH (with Hemlocke Springs)
KEMBA Live! is an outdoor-capable venue in Columbus that connects the Northeast corridor to the Midwest run. Its flexible configuration helps the tour scale between amphitheater and theater settings. -
October 9, Friday — The Salt Shed Outdoors (Fairgrounds), Chicago, IL
The Salt Shed Fairgrounds is one of Chicago’s most prominent outdoor stages. Booking this space reflects the band’s strength in the broader Midwest market. -
October 10, Saturday — The Sylvee, Madison, WI
Madison appears less frequently on mid-tier pop routings, so The Sylvee date stands out as a notable regional addition. It also helps tighten the routing between Chicago and St. Paul. -
October 11, Sunday — Palace Theatre, St. Paul, MN
The Palace Theatre is a historic St. Paul room where MUNA’s October 11, 2026 show sold out in advance. The Minnesota stop closes the Midwest cluster before the tour pivots back toward the West Coast. -
October 16, Friday — The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, San Diego, CA
The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park is an open-air waterfront amphitheater and one of the most scenic venues on the West Coast leg. Its setting positions the San Diego date as a destination-style stop. -
October 17, Saturday — Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
The Santa Barbara Bowl is a hillside outdoor amphitheater overlooking the city. Tickets went on sale via AXS on May 14, 2026, aligning with the broader tour rollout. -
October 21, Wednesday — Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO (with Hemlocke Springs)
Red Rocks Amphitheatre closes the North American leg. Presented by AEG Presents, doors open at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 8:00 PM. Tickets for MUNA at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on October 21, 2026 are sold through AXS (axs.com).
Past Shows: September 2026 North American Opening Run
The following North American dates had already taken place by September 28, 2026.
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September 17, Thursday — The Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ
The Gets So Hot Tour opened in Phoenix at The Van Buren. Naomi McPherson was absent from MUNA’s Phoenix show on September 17, 2026, to care for their terminally ill mother Harriet, and Lou Roy filled in on guitar and vocals. The band placed a letter drop at the merch stand so fans could leave notes for McPherson. -
September 19, Saturday — Moody Amphitheater, Austin, TX (with Hemlocke Springs)
Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park is a downtown Austin outdoor venue. McPherson remained away from the stage for this date, with Lou Roy continuing in their place. -
September 20, Sunday — The Bomb Factory, Dallas, TX
The Bomb Factory is one of Dallas’s largest independent music venues. Naomi McPherson missed five consecutive dates at the start of MUNA’s Gets So Hot tour: Phoenix, Dallas, Austin, Nashville, and Atlanta. Lou Roy filled in for those shows. The tour itself began in Philadelphia on September 25, a show McPherson was also expected to miss. -
September 22, Tuesday — The Pinnacle, Nashville, TN (with Hemlocke Springs)
Nashville’s Pinnacle hosted the fourth date of the opening run. McPherson remained absent for the Nashville stop, with Lou Roy covering their parts, as part of the initial five-show stretch. -
September 23, Wednesday — The Eastern, Atlanta, GA (with Hemlocke Springs)
Atlanta’s The Eastern closed the initial five-date Sun Belt run. MUNA indicated that Philadelphia on September 25 was expected to be McPherson’s first show back, while noting that plans could shift. -
September 25, Friday — Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann, Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia marked McPherson’s planned return to the stage. MUNA’s longest recorded set of the tour so far, at 22 songs, was logged at this venue on that date. -
September 26, Saturday — All Things Go Music Festival 2026, Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD
MUNA appeared at All Things Go Music Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion, one of the East Coast’s most storied outdoor amphitheaters. The festival slot sits alongside the surrounding headline routing.
November 2026: European and UK Leg
After Red Rocks on October 21, 2026, MUNA crosses the Atlantic for an 11-date run through Ireland, the UK, and mainland Europe from November 11 to November 27, 2026. First-party ticket links are not available for this leg. Tickets for European dates are sold through local promoters and platforms including Eventim and Ticketmaster Ireland. The full confirmed sequence is below.
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November 11, Wednesday — 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin, Ireland
Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre show on November 11, 2026 is MUNA’s first Irish date since their Electric Picnic 2023 performance. Tickets went on presale May 13 via mcd.ie, with general sale opening May 14. The Dublin date sold out in advance. -
November 13, Friday — O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow, UK
Glasgow was a market on MUNA’s 2022 UK touring cycle (SWG3, 15 November 2022). The band returned to the UK in summer 2023 for headline shows and festival slots, but those 2023 UK dates did not include Glasgow. The O2 Academy is one of the city’s primary mid-capacity rooms. -
November 14, Saturday — O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester, UK
Manchester’s O2 Apollo is a concert venue with a capacity of 3,500 (2,514 standing, 986 seats), or 2,693 when fully seated, a step up from the venues MUNA played in the city on earlier UK runs. -
November 15, Sunday — Bristol Beacon (Beacon Hall), Bristol, UK
Bristol Beacon is a recently renovated concert hall. Bristol appeared on MUNA’s 2022 UK tour, so this date returns the band to an established market. -
November 17, Monday — Eventim Apollo, London, UK
The Eventim Apollo (Hammersmith Apollo) is billed as MUNA’s biggest London show to date. A second MUNA show at London’s Eventim Apollo on November 18, 2026 was added as an extra date, following the original November 17, 2026 date. MUNA is well established in London, with multiple headline nights in the city, including three sold-out album release shows at Heaven on May 26–28, 2026. -
November 20, Thursday — Melkweg Max, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam appeared on MUNA’s 2017 European routing. Melkweg Max is one of the Dutch capital’s most respected mid-capacity venues. -
November 21, Friday — Elysée Montmartre, Paris, France
Paris is a return market from the 2017 tour. MUNA’s 21 November 2026 concert at the Élysée Montmartre in Paris sold out in advance. -
November 23, Sunday — La Madeleine, Brussels, Belgium
La Madeleine hosts MUNA’s first headline show in Belgium, making Brussels a new market. Live Nation presents MUNA’s Gets So Hot Tour at La Madeleine in Brussels on 23 November 2026, with EMMMA as support; doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 20:00. -
November 24, Monday — Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne, Germany
Cologne appeared on MUNA’s 2023 European leg. Carlswerk Victoria is a converted industrial hall and one of the city’s primary live music spaces. -
November 26, Wednesday — Progresja, Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw, Poland is a new market for MUNA, as their November 26, 2026 concert at Klub Progresja will be their first performance in the city, distinct from the Warsaw venue in Brooklyn, NY where they played in 2016. -
November 27, Friday — Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin, Germany
MUNA’s Gets So Hot Tour concludes with its Berlin show at Astra Kulturhaus on 27 November 2026, the last date on the announced tour itinerary. MUNA’s Berlin show on November 27, 2026 at Astra Kulturhaus is presented by Live Nation, with EMMMA as support. Doors open at 19:00, show at 20:00.
Additional Dates and Touring Context
The Gets So Hot Tour routing also includes stops not covered by the first-party ticket data above. The North American leg features October 6 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto, ON, and October 7 at the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit, MI, both with Hemlocke Springs as support. October 18 brings a stop at Frost Amphitheater at Stanford, CA, also with Hemlocke Springs, as part of the Stanford Live October 2026 program.
MUNA played a three-night album-release residency at Heaven in London, with the final show on May 28, 2026, ahead of their full UK/EU and North American tour later that year. The summer 2026 schedule also included BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend at Herrington Country Park (May 23), Hinterland Music Festival in Saint Charles, Iowa (July 31), Lollapalooza at Grant Park in Chicago (August 2), and festival and series dates in Salt Lake City, Portland, and Seattle through early August.
A portion of proceeds from the Gets So Hot Tour benefits The Ally Coalition, which supports LGBTQ youth and queer migrants across the US. The band also collaborated with Crap Eyewear on a custom frame called “The Buzzkiller,” with each member designing their own colorway: Jo in Matte Silver, Katie in Matte Black, and Naomi in Polished Chrome, priced at $119.
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Routing Patterns and Tour Takeaways
The Gets So Hot Tour’s North American sequence follows a Sun Belt to Southeast to Northeast to Midwest to West Coast to mountain arc that reduces backtracking across a 35-day run. The venue mix ranges from theaters like The Pinnacle and Palace Theatre to outdoor amphitheaters such as Moody Amphitheater, Santa Barbara Bowl, and Red Rocks, reflecting a clear scale shift from MUNA’s earlier club-focused headline tours.
Red Rocks as the North American finale functions as a career marker. The venue typically hosts headliner-level acts and signals a band operating at a higher tier of the touring ecosystem. The European leg mirrors this logic: the Eventim Apollo in London is the band’s largest UK headline room to date, and the addition of Warsaw and Brussels as new markets extends the band’s geographic footprint beyond its established European circuit.
On 2027, MUNA has announced no tour dates as of late September 2026. A comparable act, Lizzy McAlpine, announced her 2027 world tour on September 24, 2026, roughly seven months before the first date, in a single full routing drop. That pattern suggests mid-tier pop acts often reveal future-year dates well ahead of the performance year. Fans tracking 2027 possibilities can monitor the band’s official channels at whereismuna.com and their Instagram account @whereismuna.
Practical Reader Guidance
Readers choosing between local and destination shows can weigh venue type against travel logistics. Red Rocks, Santa Barbara Bowl, and Frost Amphitheater are destination-grade outdoor venues where the setting shapes the experience. Indoor rooms like Roadrunner in Boston and The Eastern in Atlanta offer a more controlled sound environment. For the European leg, tickets are available through local platforms: Eventim for Germany, Ticketmaster Ireland for the Dublin 3Olympia show, and Live Nation for Brussels. Red Rocks offers ASL interpreter services upon request by contacting 720-865-2494 ext. 3 or redrocksaccess@denvergov.org, preferably at least seven days before the ticketed event date.
For MUNA’s 2026 Gets So Hot North American tour dates with remaining availability, Ticketmaster is the primary platform, though some venues such as the Santa Barbara Bowl use AXS as their official ticketing partner. AXS handles ticketing for MUNA’s Santa Barbara Bowl show, while advance ticketing for MUNA’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre show is also done through AXS. Prices may fluctuate based on demand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is MUNA’s Gets So Hot Tour?
The Gets So Hot Tour is MUNA’s 2026 headline tour supporting their fourth studio album, Dancing on the Wall, released May 8, 2026 on Saddest Factory Records. The tour was announced the same day as the album and covers North America from September through October 2026, followed by a UK and European leg in November 2026. Hemlocke Springs appears as support on select North American dates, while EMMMA supports on European dates.
Who Are the Members of MUNA?
MUNA is a Los Angeles-based indie-pop trio comprising Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin, and Naomi McPherson. Katie Gavin, Naomi McPherson and Josette Maskin met while studying at the University of Southern California and formed MUNA there around 2013, though some sources date the band’s formation to 2014. The band released their debut album About U in 2017, followed by Saves the World in 2019, their self-titled third album in 2022 via Saddest Factory Records, and Dancing on the Wall in 2026.
Did Naomi McPherson Miss Any Gets So Hot Tour Dates?
Naomi McPherson missed the first five North American dates of MUNA’s Gets So Hot Tour — Phoenix, Dallas, Austin, Nashville, and Atlanta — to remain with their mother, Harriet, who was in the terminal stages of cancer. Lou Roy filled in on guitar and vocals for those shows, and the band placed a letter drop at the merch stand at each affected date so fans could leave notes for McPherson.
Are There Any 2027 MUNA Tour Dates?
No 2027 MUNA tour dates have been announced as of late September 2026. The Gets So Hot Tour runs through November 27, 2026 in Berlin, and no further routing has been confirmed. Fans can monitor MUNA’s official website at whereismuna.com and their Instagram account @whereismuna for future announcements.
Which Gets So Hot Tour Dates Benefit a Charity?
A portion of proceeds from the Gets So Hot Tour benefits The Ally Coalition, an organization that supports LGBTQ youth and queer migrants across the United States. This applies to the North American leg of the tour, including the Red Rocks date.