Earlier this year, indie-pop act Lucius embarked on a career-spanning headlining tour, treating fans to live renditions of tracks from across their five-album songbook. Today (Sept. 22), the band revealed plans to bring even more of these special live shows to venues across the U.S. later this year and into 2027.
Comprised of 16 new dates, the new leg of Lucius’ A History Worth Repeating Tour begins Dec. 10 with a performance in Grass Valley, Calif., and includes stops in Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Washington, and Oregon. Concertgoers can expect to hear familiar hits and fan favorites, including cuts from the band’s most recent self-titled album, released in 2025.
“This tour has given us so much more than we anticipated: a time to celebrate, reminisce, to give context to the songs we’ve shared for all these years,” the band shared in an Instagram post revealing the dates. “And a time to thank you all for joining us on that ride.
“If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s not your average Lucius show,” the announcement’s caption continues. “Imagine sitting with us in our living room moving through the years (and the tears), reading through diary entries that carried us from one song and story to the next. Sort of a play, sort of…therapy.”
Tickets for all tour dates listed below will go on sale this Friday, Sept. 25, at 10 a.m. local time. A fan-exclusive presale begins tomorrow, Sept. 23, at 10 a.m. local time. You can find more information about the shows by visiting Lucius’ official website.

Lucius’ 2026-2027 A History Worth Repeating Tour Dates
Dec. 10 ‣ Grass Valley, Calif. @ Center for the Arts
Dec. 11 ‣ San Francisco, Calif. @ Castro Theatre
Dec. 12 ‣ Monterey, Calif. @ Golden State Theatre
Dec. 14 ‣ San Luis Obispo, Calif. @ Fremont Theatre
Dec. 15 ‣ Ventura, Calif. @ Ventura Music Hall
Dec. 16 ‣ San Diego, Calif. @ Mandeville Auditorium
Dec. 18 ‣ Los Angeles, Calif. @ Largo
Dec. 19 ‣ Los Angeles, Calif. @ Largo
Dec. 20 ‣ Los Angeles, Calif. @ Largo
Jan. 30, 2027 ‣ Tucson, Ariz. @ La Rosa
Jan. 31 ‣ Santa Fe, N.M. @ Lensic Performing Arts Center
Feb. 2 ‣ Jackson, Wy. @ Center for the Arts
Feb. 4 ‣ Aspen, Colo. @ Vilar Center
Feb. 5 ‣ Fort Collins, Colo. @ Washington’s
Feb. 9 ‣ Kalispell, Mont. @ Wachholz College Center
Feb. 10 ‣ Edmonds, Wash. @ Center for the Arts
Feb. 12 ‣ Salem, Ore. @ Elsinore Theatre
Feb. 13 ‣ Medford, Ore. @ Holly Theatre
