Baby Keem
Tour

When does The Ca$ino Tour start?

The North American leg begins on April 15, 2026 in Raleigh, North Carolina at The Ritz. The spring run continues through June, with the final North American date on June 7 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston. The European and UK leg picks up on August 31 in Cologne, Germany and concludes September 18 at O2 Academy Brixton in London.

What album is Baby Keem touring behind?

Ca$ino is Baby Keem's second studio album, set for release on February 20, 2026 through pgLang/Eerie Times/Columbia Records. The album follows the GRAMMY-winning The Melodic Blue (2021) and represents the next evolution of Keem's genre-bending approach to hip-hop. Expect the tour setlist to feature heavily from the new record while incorporating fan-favorite tracks from his debut and earlier mixtape work.

What cities will The Ca$ino Tour visit?

The North American routing covers 20-plus cities including Raleigh, Charlotte, Nashville, Atlanta (two nights), Orlando, Miami Beach, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, Phoenix (two nights), San Diego, Oakland, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. European stops include Cologne, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, and multiple UK cities.

What kind of venues is Baby Keem playing?

The Ca$ino Tour plays mid-sized clubs, theaters, and ballrooms — the sweet spot for hip-hop touring where the energy level peaks. Venues like Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, The Fillmore in Charlotte and Miami Beach, House of Blues in Orlando, Terminal 5 in New York, and MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston are spaces where the bass hits harder, the crowd is closer, and the connection between artist and audience is visceral. These aren't arena shows — they're immersive, high-intensity experiences.

How do I get tickets?

General on-sale began on February 13, 2026 through Ticketmaster and other authorized outlets. Tickets are available for all North American and European dates. For high-demand shows — particularly the Atlanta double-header, New York, and Los Angeles-area dates — verified resale tickets may be the best option if primary tickets have sold out. Prices vary by venue and city.

Is Baby Keem related to Kendrick Lamar?

Yes. Baby Keem is Kendrick Lamar's cousin, and both are connected through pgLang, the creative collective co-founded by Lamar and Dave Free. However, Keem has established his own distinct artistic identity — his GRAMMY for Best Rap Performance was earned on his own merits, and his musical approach, while occasionally overlapping with Lamar's experimental tendencies, is uniquely his own. The Ca$ino Tour showcases an artist who has fully stepped out of any shadow.

What's Baby Keem's live show like?

Baby Keem's concerts are known for high energy, unpredictability, and crowd interaction. His performance style shifts between introspective moments and explosive bursts of intensity, mirroring the dynamic range of his recorded music. Mosh pits are common in the general admission sections, and the energy level stays elevated from start to finish. If you prefer a calm, seated concert experience, this isn't it — The Ca$ino Tour is designed for fans who want to leave the venue drenched in sweat and adrenaline.

Will the tour include European dates?

Yes. After the North American spring leg, The Ca$ino Tour heads to Europe and the UK from August 31 through September 18, 2026. Confirmed cities include Cologne, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, and London (concluding at O2 Academy Brixton). The international expansion reflects Baby Keem's growing global audience and his ambition to build a worldwide touring presence.