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What to expect at Yung Gravy’s Joyrider Tour: Setlist, start time, opening acts and more

Nov 3, 2026

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Mary Callahan

Some artists bring elaborate stage productions. Others rely on serious, emotional performances. Yung Gravy? He's more interested in getting the whole room aboard the Gravy Train.

The rapper is back on the road for his 2026 "Joyrider Tour," bringing his signature mix of hilarious lyrics and undeniable confidence to smaller venues across North America. 

If you've ever seen clips of Yung Gravy handing out roses, flirting with fans or turning a concert into a full-blown comedy routine, you already know this isn't your typical hip-hop show.

Before heading to a show, here's everything you need to know about Yung Gravy's Joyrider Tour, including the expected setlist, start times, opening acts and what makes his concerts so much fun.

Ultimate guide to Yung Gravy’s Joyrider Tour

Yung Gravy has never been one to take himself too seriously, and that's a big part of what makes his concerts so entertaining.

The Minnesota rapper knows how to turn a room full of strangers into one giant party. His shows often feature throwback samples, BABY GRAVY collaborations and plenty of opportunities for the crowd to sing along.

The 2026 "Joyrider Tour" brings that experience to more intimate clubs and theaters rather than massive arenas, giving fans a chance to get closer to the stage. With new music joining favorites on the setlist, even longtime fans could be in for a few surprises.

Yung Gravy Joyrider Tour 2026 dates and schedule

Yung Gravy kicked off the "Joyrider Tour" on October 22 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and will continue traveling across North America through December 16, when the tour wraps up in San Francisco.

Here's where Yung Gravy is headed next.

Date

City

Venue

November 3

Knoxville, TN

The Mill & Mine

November 5

Nashville, TN

Brooklyn Bowl Nashville

November 7

Memphis, TN

Minglewood Hall

November 11

Silver Spring, MD

The Fillmore Silver Spring

November 12

Richmond, VA

The National

November 13

Norfolk, VA

The NorVa

November 14

Philadelphia, PA

Theatre of Living Arts

November 15

New York, NY

Irving Plaza

November 16

Boston, MA

Paradise Rock Club

November 18

Cincinnati, OH

Bogart’s

November 19

Indianapolis, IN

Egyptian Room at Old National Centre

November 21

Detroit, MI

Saint Andrew’s Hall

November 22

Chicago, IL

House of Blues Chicago

November 23

West Des Moines, IA

Val Air Ballroom

November 24

Lawrence, KS

Liberty Hall

November 25

Denver, CO

Summit Music Hall

November 28

Airway Heights, WA

Spokane Live

November 29

Vancouver, BC

Vogue Theatre

November 30

Bellingham, WA

Wild Buffalo House of Music

December 1

Seattle, WA

Showbox SoDo

December 5

San Antonio, TX

Aztec Theatre

December 6

Dallas, TX

The Echo Lounge & Music Hall

December 7

Houston, TX

House of Blues Houston

December 9

Tucson, AZ

Rialto Theatre

December 10

Phoenix, AZ

The Van Buren

December 11

San Diego, CA

House of Blues San Diego

December 12

Santa Ana, CA

The Observatory

December 15

Los Angeles, CA

The Belasco

December 16

San Francisco, CA

The Fillmore

Who is opening for Yung Gravy on the Joyrider Tour?

Yung Gravy is bringing several fellow rappers along for the ride, with Terror Reid and Pertinence serving as the primary opening acts on select dates of the 2026 "Joyrider Tour."

Terror Reid is the rap alter ego of electronic music producer Getter, who trades his EDM background for gritty, old-school hip-hop beats and aggressive rhymes. His darker, more intense sound provides an interesting contrast to Yung Gravy's playful style.

Pertinence is another familiar face for Yung Gravy fans, having previously shared the stage with the rapper. His melodic delivery and energetic performances should help get the crowd going before the headliner arrives.

Some concerts also feature additional performers. For example, the October 23 show at House of Blues Orlando included Lil Toe, a rapper known for his aggressive, bass-heavy trap sound, and DJ TIIIIIIIIP, who was scheduled to perform two DJ sets throughout the evening.

What time does Yung Gravy go on stage?

Yung Gravy is expected to take the stage around 9 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. local time during the 2026 "Joyrider Tour."

We have a useful reference from his October 23 concert at House of Blues Orlando, where a fan shared the night's performance schedule on Reddit.

Here's how the evening was scheduled:

Time

Performer

7 p.m.

Doors open

8 p.m.

DJ TIIIIIIIIP

8:15 p.m.

Lil Toe

8:30 p.m.

Terror Reid

9 p.m.

DJ TIIIIIIIIP

9:10 p.m.

Yung Gravy

That schedule is consistent with his previous tour. During the 2025 "Voluptuous Voyage Tour," Yung Gravy was documented taking the stage around 9 p.m. at concerts in Toronto, Buffalo and Charlotte.

However, not every Joyrider Tour concert follows the same schedule. Some venues advertise earlier start times, and the number of opening acts varies by city.

How long is a Yung Gravy concert?

Yung Gravy's headlining performances typically last around 80 to 90 minutes.

Including opening acts and DJ sets, fans attending an 8 p.m. show should plan to spend roughly two and a half to three hours at the venue from the advertised start time through the end of the concert.

Yung Gravy Joyrider Tour setlist

Wondering which songs Yung Gravy performs on the 2026 "Joyrider Tour?" We finally have a detailed look at what fans can expect.

A fan who attended his October 23 concert at House of Blues Orlando shared a photo of the show's printed setlist on Reddit, revealing 18 numbered songs and medleys, along with several themed interludes.

The setlist features longtime favorites like "Mr. Clean," "Gravy Train" and "Betty (Get Money)," BABY GRAVY collaborations with bbno$ and newer releases including "my b!tch" and "BAEWATCH."

#

Song or segment

1

Magic

2

Mr. Clean

3

The Boys Are Back in Town

4

1 Thot 2 Thot Red Thot Blue Thot

5

Goodness Gracious / Super Smash Bros.

6

You Need Jesus

7

Whip a Tesla (medley)

8

oops!

9

Cheryl

10

my b!tch

11

Welcome to Chilis / shining on my ex

12

Debbie / Brick House

13

I Write Hymns Not Travesties

14

Gravy Train

15

BAEWATCH

16

Betty (Get Money)

17

C'est La Vie

18

On the Hunt / Roses

The performance also features a "Trololo" introduction and three themed interludes labeled "Desert," "Snow" and "Forest" on the printed setlist.

The closing stretch includes some of Gravy's biggest hits, with "Betty (Get Money)" and "C'est La Vie" leading into "On the Hunt" and his signature roses segment. The printed running order also lists "Look Mom No Hands" as the outro.

What is the Joyrider Tour production like?

Don't expect massive LED screens, elaborate stage designs or the kind of special effects you'd find at an arena concert. Yung Gravy's 2026 "Joyrider Tour" is more about the music, the laughs and getting the crowd involved.

The rapper's performances combine his signature throwback samples and bass-heavy beats with plenty of humor, playful banter and audience interaction. Fans can expect DJ transitions, themed interludes and a mix of newer tracks, BABY GRAVY collaborations and longtime favorites like "Mr. Clean" and "Betty (Get Money)."

One of Gravy's best-known concert traditions is handing out roses to fans, often during the final portion of his set. He's also known for flirting with the crowd, cracking jokes and turning certain songs into opportunities for fans to sing along.

The smaller clubs and theaters on the Joyrider Tour make those moments especially fun. Many stops feature general admission floors where fans can stand close to the stage, while others offer balconies or reserved seating.

For anyone who enjoys concerts that feel more like a party than a carefully choreographed production, Yung Gravy delivers plenty of personality alongside the music.

When should you arrive for Yung Gravy’s concert?

If you want a good spot near the stage, arriving when doors open is your best bet, especially at venues with general admission floors where fans choose their spots on a first-come, first-served basis.

Arriving early gives you time to get through security, check out the merchandise stand and find a spot before the room fills up. Fans hoping to be right against the barricade may want to line up before doors, depending on the venue's policies.

Some shows also offer VIP packages with early entry, meet-and-greets or other benefits. If you purchased one, check your VIP instructions carefully, as your scheduled check-in time may be earlier than general admission doors.

What should you bring to a Yung Gravy concert?

Since many Joyrider Tour stops feature standing-room general admission floors, comfortable shoes are a must. You'll also want a fully charged phone with your mobile ticket ready to scan at the entrance.

A few other things worth bringing include earplugs, especially if you plan to stand near the speakers, and a portable phone charger if you're planning to take plenty of photos and videos.

Keep your belongings light so you're not carrying a bulky bag around a crowded venue. Many clubs and theaters have restrictions on bag sizes, and some require clear bags or prohibit certain items altogether.

Don't forget to check your venue's age restrictions and ID requirements. Some concerts are all ages, while others may have 18-plus or additional entry restrictions. Checking these details ahead of time can save you a headache at the door.

What should you wear to a Yung Gravy concert?

There's no official dress code for the Joyrider Tour, but Yung Gravy's playful, retro-inspired style gives fans plenty of opportunities to have some fun with their outfits.

Think vintage graphic tees, colorful shirts, throwback sunglasses, Yung Gravy merchandise or anything that fits his over-the-top personality. Some fans even lean into the rapper's signature humor with intentionally outrageous outfits.

Of course, there's nothing wrong with keeping it simple. A comfortable T-shirt, jeans and sneakers are perfectly fine, especially if you're planning to spend most of the night standing, dancing and singing along.

For shows in colder cities, consider wearing layers and checking whether the venue has a coat check so you don't have to carry a heavy jacket around all night.

How to get Yung Gravy Joyrider Tour tickets on SeatGeek

With the 2026 "Joyrider Tour" making its way across North America, there's still time to catch Yung Gravy live before the tour wraps up in December.

Whether you're looking for a spot on the floor or prefer watching from a balcony, SeatGeek makes it easy to explore available tickets and compare your options.

Here's how to get started:

  1. Visit SeatGeek. Head to the Yung Gravy tickets page or search for the rapper in the SeatGeek app.

  2. Choose your concert. Browse the remaining tour dates and select the show you want to attend.

  3. Explore available tickets. Use SeatGeek's interactive venue map to compare general admission areas, reserved seats and balcony options where available.

  4. Find the best value. Compare ticket prices with All-In Pricing, and look for SeatGeek's Deal Score ratings, when available, to help identify tickets offering strong value.

  5. Review your ticket details. Double-check the section, quantity, delivery method and any restrictions before purchasing.

  6. Buy with confidence. Eligible purchases are backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee, which helps protect fans if something goes wrong with their order, subject to its terms.

  7. Complete your purchase. Follow the checkout instructions and keep an eye on your email and SeatGeek account for ticket delivery updates.

Yung Gravy has built a loyal following by doing things his own way, and the Joyrider Tour gives fans another chance to experience that personality live.