Conor Oberst will head out on his first solo headlining tour since 2019 this spring, and he’s got something special up his sleeve for these highly anticipated shows.
Set to kick off Feb. 19 in Lawrence, Kansas, Oberst’s An Alleged Evening With Tour will take the influential singer-songwriter to over 40 cities across the U.S. through mid-May.
The leg of live dates includes rare stops at unconventional venues, including a converted monastery chapel in Tucson, an underground cavern in Pelham, Tenn., about an hour and a half south of Nashville, and San Francisco’s Henry Miller Memorial Library. He’ll close out the tour with two shows inside the spooky Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colo., the inspiration behind Stephen King’s hit book and movie, The Shining.
Although we know attendees can expect to hear cuts from throughout Oberst’s lengthy musical career, other details about the tour are largely being kept under wraps. The brain behind beloved indie rock outfit Bright Eyes only offers one bit of advice for fans: “expect the unexpected.”
Tickets for all An Alleged Evening With Conor Oberst Tour dates listed below will go on sale Friday, Nov. 13, at 10 a.m. local time. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 per ticket sold will be donated to Oberst’s Poison Oak Project, a nonprofit working to advance equity for and support the LGBTQ+ community.
Conor Oberst’s 2027 An Alleged Evening With Tour Dates
Feb. 19 ‣ Lawrence, Kan. @ Liberty Hall
Feb. 20 ‣ Fayetteville, Ark. @ Ozark Music Hall
Feb. 21 ‣ Dallas, Texas @ Texas Theatre
Feb. 22 ‣ Baton Rouge, La. @ Chelsea’s Live
Feb. 23 ‣ Jackson, Miss. @ Duling Hall
Feb. 25 ‣ Tampa, Fla. @ Tampa Theatre
Feb. 26 ‣ Key West, Fla. @ Key West Theater
Feb. 27 ‣ Miami Beach, Fla. @ Miami Beach Bandshell
March 2 ‣ Orlando, Fla. @ The Beacham Theater
March 3 ‣ Athens, Ga. @ Georgia Theatre
March 4 ‣ Columbia, S.C. @ The Senate
March 5 ‣ Charleston, S.C. @ The Music Farm
March 6 ‣ Saxapahaw, N.C. @ Haw River Ballroom
March 8 ‣ Charlottesville, Va. @ Jefferson Theater
March 9 ‣ Wilmington, Del. @ The Queen
March 11 ‣ Baltimore, Md. @ Baltimore Soundstage
March 12 ‣ Richmond, Va. @ The National
March 13 ‣ Charlotte, N.C. @ Neighborhood Theatre
March 14 ‣ Lexington, Ky. @ Lexington Opera House
March 16 ‣ Louisville, Ky. @ Headliners Music Hall
March 17 ‣ Knoxville, Tenn. @ The Mill & Mine
March 18 ‣ Birmingham, Ala. @ Iron City
March 19 ‣ Pelham, Tenn. @ The Caverns
March 20 ‣ Memphis, Tenn. @ Minglewood Hall
March 22 ‣ Columbia, Mo. @ The Blue Note
March 23 ‣ Lincoln, Neb. @ Bourbon Theatre
April 14 ‣ Oklahoma City, Okla. @ Tower Theatre
April 15 ‣ Houston, Texas @ The Heights Theater
April 16 ‣ San Antonio, Texas @ Stable Hall
April 17 ‣ McAllen, Texas @ Cine El Rey
April 18 ‣ Lubbock, Texas @ Cactus Theater
April 19 ‣ Santa Fe, N.M. @ Lensic Performing Arts Center
April 21 ‣ Roswell, N.M. @ The Liberty
April 22 ‣ Tucson, Ariz. @ La Rosa
April 23 ‣ Flagstaff, Ariz. @ The Orpheum Theater
April 24 ‣ Pomona, Calif. @ The Glass House
April 25 ‣ San Diego, Calif. @ Belly Up Tavern
April 28 ‣ Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Bellwether
April 30 ‣ San Luis Obispo, Calif. @ Fremont Theater
May 1 ‣ Big Sur, Calif. @ Henry Miller Memorial Library
May 2 ‣ San Francisco, Calif. @ The Castro Theatre
May 6 ‣ Portland, Ore. @ Revolution Hall
May 7 ‣ Olympia, Wash. @ Capitol Theater
May 8 ‣ Tacoma, Wash. @ The Spanish Ballroom at the Elks Temple
May 9 ‣ Seattle, Wash. @ Neptune Theatre
May 10 ‣ Boise, Idaho @ Shrine Social Club Ballroom
May 12 ‣ Cheyenne, Wy. @ The Lincoln Cheyenne
May 14 ‣ Estes Park, Colo. @ Stanley Hotel
May 15 ‣ Estes Park, Colo. @ Stanley Hotel
