
Pentatonix is bringing holiday cheer back to the stage: the group just announced their 2026 "Christmas in the City" tour, with 28 stops across North America this November and December.
The three-time Grammy
Award-winning a cappella group will kick off their holiday concert dates in Tacoma, Wash., on Nov. 5 and wrap up just days before Christmas with a final performance in Los Angeles on Dec. 22. Fans will also have new music to celebrate, as "Christmas in the City (Deluxe)" arrives Oct. 30 with three new songs and seven live versions recorded during last year's tour.
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Known for their innovative arrangements, intricate harmonies, vocal percussion and beatboxing, Pentatonix, comprised of Mitch Grassi, Kirstin Maldonado, Scott Hoying, Kevin Olusola and Matt Sallee, has become a holiday staple for fans around the world.
If you're hoping to see Pentatonix bring its festive show to a city near you, here's everything to know about how to get "Christmas in the City" tour tickets.
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How to buy Pentatonix holiday tour tickets
As of publication, tickets are still available for all of Pentatonix's holiday tour dates. The cheapest available tickets are currently $103 in Buffalo, N.Y. on Wednesday, Nov. 18. See the full holiday concert schedule below.
Pentatonix 2026 holiday concert schedule
- Thursday, Nov. 5: Tacoma, Wash. - Tacoma Dome - Get tickets starting at $119
- Saturday, Nov. 7: Vancouver - Rogers Arena - Get ticket starting at $141
- Monday, Nov. 9: Bozeman, Mont. - Brick Breeden Fieldhouse - Get tickets starting at $214
- Tuesday, Nov. 10: Casper, Wyo. - Ford Wyoming Center - Get tickets starting at $115
- Thursday, Nov. 12: Lincoln, Neb. - Pinnacle Bank Arena - Get tickets starting at $108
- Saturday, Nov. 14: Milwaukee - Fiserv Forum - Get tickets starting at $121
- Sunday, Nov. 15: Grand Rapids, Mich. - Van Andel Arena - Get tickets starting at $114
- Monday, Nov. 16: Louisville, Ky. - KFC Yum! Center - Get tickets starting at $112
- Wednesday, Nov. 18: Buffalo, N.Y. - KeyBank Center - Get tickets starting at $103
- Thursday, Nov. 19: Cleveland - Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse - Get tickets starting at $111
- Saturday, Nov. 21: Pittsburgh - PPG Paints Arena - Get tickets starting at $138
- Sunday, Nov. 22: Hamilton, Ontario - FirstOntario Centre - Get tickets starting at $147
- Saturday, Nov. 28: Charlottesville, Va. - John Paul Jones Arena - Get tickets starting at $132
- Sunday, Nov. 29: Albany, N.Y. - MVP Arena - Get tickets starting at $112
- Thursday, Dec. 3: Baltimore - CFG Bank Arena - Get tickets starting at $105
- Saturday, Dec. 5: Columbia, S.C. - Colonial Life Arena - Get tickets starting at $105
- Sunday, Dec. 6: Greenville, S.C. - Bon Secours Wellness Arena - Get tickets starting at $116
- Monday, Dec. 7: Raleigh, N.C. - Lenovo Center - Get tickets starting at $109
- Wednesday, Dec. 9: Nashville, Tenn. - Bridgestone Arena - Get tickets starting at $115
- Thursday, Dec. 10: Atlanta - State Farm Arena - Get tickets starting at $114
- Saturday, Dec. 12: North Little Rock, Ark. - Simmons Bank Arena - Get tickets starting at $121
- Sunday, Dec. 13: Bossier City, La. - Brookshire Grocery Arena - Get tickets starting at $129
- Tuesday, Dec. 15: Austin, Texas - Moody Center - Get tickets starting at $123
- Wednesday, Dec. 16: Fort Worth, Texas - Dickies Arena - Get tickets starting at $127
- Thursday, Dec. 17: Lubbock, Texas - United Supermarkets Arena - Get tickets starting at $134
- Saturday, Dec. 19: Glendale, Ariz. - Desert Diamond Arena - Get tickets starting at $123
- Sunday, Dec. 20: San Diego - Viejas Arena - Get tickets starting at $163
- Tuesday, Dec. 22: Los Angeles - Kia Forum - Get tickets starting at $136
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pentatonix reveals 2026 holiday concert dates, how to get tickets






