Upcoming Wiz Khalifa dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Wiz Khalifa is
Wiz Khalifa is an American rapper, born Cameron Jibril Thomaz on September 8, 1987, in Minot, North Dakota, and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where his family settled around 1996. A Wiz Khalifa ticket usually means a relaxed, sing-along hip-hop show, often on a bill with other headliners at an amphitheater or arena.
He signed with the Pittsburgh label Rostrum Records in the mid-2000s, had a short stint with Warner Bros. Records in 2007, founded his own Taylor Gang label in 2008, and has been with Atlantic Records since 2010. The 2010 single "Black and Yellow," named for the colors of his home city, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned two Grammy nominations. His 2011 major-label debut, Rolling Papers, debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, and Blacc Hollywood (2014) debuted at No. 1.
His biggest hit came in 2015. "See You Again," featuring Charlie Puth, spent 12 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100, was certified diamond and earned three Grammy nominations. Studio albums since include Rolling Papers 2 (2018), Multiverse (2022) and Khaotic (2026), alongside a steady stream of mixtapes going back to Kush and Orange Juice (April 14, 2010).
The concert experience
A Wiz Khalifa set leans on hits the whole crowd knows, such as "Black and Yellow" and "See You Again," alongside material from his mixtapes for longtime fans. The tone is loose and party-minded rather than heavily choreographed, and his tour names, from the Waken Baken Tour to Dazed and Blazed and the Smokers Edition run, make plain that cannabis culture is part of the brand. Plan for an adult crowd and outdoor venues where the air may not be clear.
Because he so often shares the bill, the length of his set depends on the tour. As a co-headliner or second-billed act, expect a shorter set than on his own headline runs, and check the event listing for the full lineup and order.
Headline and co-headline tours, by year
Wiz Khalifa's touring history is full of shared bills, which is why his dates often draw fans of more than one artist:
- Waken Baken Tour (2010) and the Rolling Papers World Tour (2011), around his breakthrough.
- Under the Influence of Music Tour (2011, 2012 and 2014), a recurring headline package.
- Boys of Zummer Tour (2015) with Fall Out Boy, and the 16 Day Trip Tour with ASAP Rocky the same year.
- High Road Summer Tour (2016) and the High School Reunion Tour (2023), both with Snoop Dogg, his collaborator on Mac and Devin Go to High School.
- Dazed and Blazed Tour (2018) with Rae Sremmurd and the Decent Exposure Tour (2019).
- Taylor Gang The World (2025) and Good Vibes Only (2025), the latter with acts including Sean Paul, DaBaby and Earl Sweatshirt.
- Lost Americana Tour (2025 to 2026): Machine Gun Kelly's tour, announced September 17, 2025. Wiz Khalifa co-headlined its second North American leg, an amphitheater run that ended July 1, 2026, in Ridgefield, Washington.
Dates currently on sale appear in the event list on this page.
Where to sit at an amphitheater or arena show
His recent dates have included amphitheaters (open-air venues with a covered reserved pavilion and a general-admission lawn behind it), as on the 2026 Lost Americana leg, as well as arenas. Each format rewards a different choice:
- Amphitheater pit or front reserved sections: the closest view and the most energy. On many sheds the pit (a standing area right at the stage) is general admission, so arriving early matters.
- Amphitheater center pavilion: the best balance. You are under the roof, out of a summer storm, and the sound is mixed for this zone.
- Amphitheater lawn: the cheapest and most social option, and the place many fans prefer for a laid-back show like this one. Views of the stage are distant, so rely on the screens, bring a blanket where the venue allows it, and check the policy on chairs.
- Arena floor: standing room for fans who want to be in the crowd. If the show is reserved seating on the floor, the flat rows can make sightlines harder than a raised lower-level seat.
- Arena lower level, side sections: the most comfortable close seats, with a clear look at the stage over the floor crowd.
On a multi-act bill, remember that the act you came for may go on at a different time from the one printed on the ticket. Check set times close to the date.
How demand for Wiz Khalifa tickets behaves
Shared bills shape the market for his dates more than anything else:
- Demand follows the whole lineup. When he co-headlines with an artist like Snoop Dogg or Machine Gun Kelly, each act's fan base adds to demand, and front sections often move faster than on a solo date.
- Summer weekends lead. Several of his package tours, including the High Road Summer Tour and the 2026 amphitheater leg, ran in summer, and Friday and Saturday shows in large markets draw the most resale interest.
- Pittsburgh is a home game. Shows in and near his hometown carry extra local demand.
- Lawn tickets are the steady option. Pavilion seats near the stage usually swing the most in price, while lawn inventory tends to stay more available.
- Presales come first. Artist, promoter and venue presales usually run before the general on-sale.
Every order on GoodSeats comes with a 100% guarantee. Check the venue's current bag and lawn-chair policy before you go.
Frequently asked questions
What is Wiz Khalifa's real name?
Cameron Jibril Thomaz. He was born in Minot, North Dakota, in 1987 and raised in Pittsburgh.
What are Wiz Khalifa's biggest songs?
"Black and Yellow" (2010) and "See You Again" featuring Charlie Puth (2015) both reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. "See You Again" held the top spot for 12 non-consecutive weeks.
Who has Wiz Khalifa toured with?
He has co-headlined with Snoop Dogg (2016 and 2023), Fall Out Boy (2015), ASAP Rocky (2015) and Rae Sremmurd (2018), and co-headlined the second North American leg of Machine Gun Kelly's Lost Americana Tour in 2026.
Are Wiz Khalifa concerts on the lawn worth it?
For many fans, yes. The lawn is the most relaxed and affordable part of an amphitheater, though the stage is far away and you will watch the screens for detail.
Is a Wiz Khalifa concert appropriate for kids?
His lyrics are explicit and his shows lean into party and cannabis themes, so they are best suited to adults and older teens. Check the venue's age policy on your listing.