Jack Harlow has announced a Monica Tour tied to his album Monica, released in mid-March, with kick-off in New York City on August 4 and a final show in Oakland, California on September 21.

The tour will visit major stops across the U.S. and Canada, including Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, Washington, Louisville, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco.

A hometown Louisville show is planned for August 29 at Old Forester's Paristown Hall, a venue noted for its intimate 2,000-capacity setting in a 28,000-square-foot space.

Courier-Journal reporter Kirby Adams provides additional source context and quotes for the coverage.

Harlow’s rising prominence is highlighted by his streaming totals, Grammy nominations, and chart-topping singles across mixtapes, albums, and live performances.

Specifically, Harlow has surpassed 11 billion streams and earned multiple Grammy nominations, with several #1 singles.

Fans are advised to prepare for ticket day by creating accounts on ticket platforms in advance, using presales, and selecting preferred seating options.

The Monica era has sparked memes and notable reactions, including public commentary about whether the album could affect perceptions of his race.

Monica marks a slower, more introspective direction for Harlow and signals a broader impact on Black music and his evolving artistic image.

Paristown Hall offers an intimate setting with around 2,000 standing capacity, reflecting the tour’s emphasis on proximity to fans.

The set design and pacing are expected to mirror Monica’s tone, balancing upbeat tracks with introspective moments and richer production.

Ticket details: presales begin March 26, general onsale March 27, with presale access via JackHarlow.com and VIP packages via VIPNation.com.