Morning edition · October 26, 2026
Lucky Daye is taking ALOUD! on the road in 2027, with newly announced dates giving R&B listeners in Brooklyn and Florida a concrete reason to look ahead to spring.
The 24-city North American tour is scheduled to begin March 2 at House of Blues in the Orlando area and conclude April 8 at The Warfield in San Francisco, according to Rated R&B’s October 22 announcement report.
The itinerary includes Brooklyn Paramount on March 18, 2027. Ticketmaster’s current listings independently show the Brooklyn date, as well as stops in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston and other cities.
The Florida connection
The opening House of Blues date is listed in Lake Buena Vista. St. Petersburg’s Jannus Live follows on March 3. Neither date should be described as a Jacksonville concert: Northeast Florida fans considering a trip would need to plan travel separately.
The tour supports ALOUD!, released October 16 through Warner Records. Rated R&B identifies “Nowhere Fast,” “Fly U Out” featuring Leon Thomas and “Talk To Me” among its singles. The announcement turns attention from the recording’s release to how audiences will encounter it in person.
That is a live-music development, rather than a review of the album or a prediction about ticket sales. A published itinerary establishes scheduled performances; it does not establish sellouts, a final set list or the eventual reception of a show.
Check what the ticket actually includes
Ticketmaster displays optional products alongside some tour dates, including parking, lounge access, coat check and priority-entry options. Several are explicitly labeled as not being concert tickets. Fans should distinguish an admission ticket from an add-on before purchasing.
General ticket sales were announced for October 23. Availability, prices and admission conditions should be checked directly through the artist’s official website, venue or linked ticket seller rather than assumed from an announcement made several days earlier.
For now, Brooklyn’s date is March 18, and Florida begins the run on March 2. Both are future engagements, not performances that have already happened.