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Benson Boone is taking his meteoric rise to the arena level with the Wanted Man Tour, a massive 36-date summer run that kicks off July 7 at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh and stretches through September, wrapping up with a Labor Day weekend finale at Ford Wyoming Center in Casper, WY. Along the way, the 22-year-old singer-songwriter will play two nights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, two nights at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, and headline arenas in Boston (TD Garden), Chicago (Allstate Arena), Denver (Ball Arena), Seattle (Climate Pledge Arena), Las Vegas (T-Mobile Arena), Dallas (American Airlines Center), and dozens more cities coast to coast.
The Wanted Man Tour follows Boone's blockbuster 2025, which saw his sophomore album American Heart debut at No. 2 in the U.S. and No. 1 in Australia and New Zealand, powered by massive singles "Mystical Magical" and "Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else" — each surpassing 500 million streams. Add in the continued dominance of 2024 breakout smash "Beautiful Things," and you have one of the biggest young acts in pop music heading into a summer tour that's already generating enormous demand.
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Benson Boone's trajectory from American Idol hopeful to global pop phenomenon is one of the defining music stories of the 2020s. The Monroe, Washington native first caught public attention as a contestant on Season 19 of American Idol in 2021, but it was his decision to leave the show early and sign with Warner Records that set the stage for what came next. His debut single "Ghost Town" went viral, and by 2024 his breakout hit "Beautiful Things" had become one of the biggest songs in the world — a soaring, piano-driven anthem that topped charts in over 20 countries and amassed billions of streams. At just 22, Boone has established himself as one of the most compelling vocalists and performers in modern pop.
His sophomore album American Heart, released in June 2025, proved that "Beautiful Things" was no fluke. The record debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and hit No. 1 in Australia and New Zealand, spawning a pair of 500-million-stream singles in "Mystical Magical" and "Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else." Critics praised the album's emotional range and Boone's willingness to push beyond the piano-pop formula that made him famous, incorporating rock dynamics, orchestral arrangements, and raw confessional songwriting that connected with a rapidly growing global fanbase.
The Wanted Man Tour brings Boone to 36 dates across the United States from July 7 through September 2026. This is an arena tour in every sense — major venues include PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Barclays Center in Brooklyn (two nights), TD Garden in Boston, Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Allstate Arena in Rosemont (Chicago), Ball Arena in Denver, Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles (two nights), T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, American Airlines Center in Dallas, and Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. The routing covers the entire country, from the East Coast opening leg through the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, California, the Southwest, the South, and finally the Plains states.
Here is the full list of venues on the Wanted Man Tour:
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The tour runs from July 7 through early September 2026, covering 36 dates across the United States. It opens at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh and closes at Ford Wyoming Center in Casper, WY. Major stops include two nights each in Brooklyn (Barclays Center) and Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena), plus arena shows in Boston, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Las Vegas, Dallas, and New Orleans.
Boone's arena shows feature dynamic staging, powerful vocals, and an energy that fills every corner of the room. Arrive early to find your seats and enjoy any opening acts. Arena venues have strict bag policies — check your specific venue's guidelines before heading out. Floor seats offer the closest experience, while upper-level seats in arenas like TD Garden and Barclays Center still deliver excellent sound thanks to modern arena acoustics.
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Benson Boone is 22 years old, born June 25, 2002 in Monroe, Washington. Despite his young age, he has already released two studio albums, amassed billions of streams, and headlined arena tours on multiple continents.
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The Wanted Man Tour is Benson Boone's 2026 U.S. arena tour, a 36-date run from July 7 through early September. It's his biggest headline tour to date, hitting arenas in every major market across the country.
Boone's biggest hits include "Beautiful Things" (a global No. 1 smash in 2024), "Mystical Magical," "Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else," and "Ghost Town." Both "Mystical Magical" and "Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else" have each surpassed 500 million streams.
American Heart is Boone's sophomore album, released in June 2025. It debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 in Australia and New Zealand, cementing Boone as one of the biggest pop acts in the world.
The tour covers 36 dates across more than 30 cities, including multiple nights in Brooklyn (Barclays Center) and Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena). The routing spans the entire country from Pittsburgh to Casper, Wyoming.
Yes — Boone appeared on Season 19 of American Idol in 2021 but left the show early. He signed with Warner Records and launched his career independently, quickly building a massive following through viral singles and social media.
Boone's headline arena shows typically run 90 minutes to two hours, featuring dynamic staging, powerful vocals, and a mix of piano ballads and high-energy pop anthems. With opening acts, expect a full evening of about 2.5 to 3 hours.
Yes — Boone plays two nights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY (July 10-11) and two nights at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA (August 10-11). These multi-night runs reflect the enormous demand in the New York and LA markets.
This is a full arena tour — major venues include TD Garden in Boston, Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Ball Arena in Denver, Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and American Airlines Center in Dallas. Most venues seat between 15,000 and 20,000.
Boone is from Monroe, Washington, a small city about 30 miles northeast of Seattle. His Pacific Northwest roots make the Seattle show at Climate Pledge Arena (August 4) a special homecoming moment on the tour.
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