Hamilton is touring North America through September 2027, with 27 stops across the US and Canada. I built this page to make one thing easy: find your city, check the dates, and compare ticket options before you commit.
Use the table below to find your tour stop. If your city has its own page on this site, there’s a link there too — those go deeper on the venue, seating sections, and price guidance.
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Hamilton 2026–2027 North American Tour Dates
| Dates | City | Venue | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 20 - June 14, 2026 | Durham, NC | DPAC | Tickets |
| June 17 - June 28, 2026 | Nashville, TN | Tennessee Performing Arts Center | Tickets |
| June 30 - July 12, 2026 | Louisville, KY | The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| July 14 - July 26, 2026 | Fort Worth, TX | Bass Performance Hall | Tickets |
| July 28 - August 09, 2026 | San Antonio, TX | Majestic Theatre | Tickets |
| August 11 - August 23, 2026 | Oklahoma City, OK | Civic Center Music Hall | Tickets |
| August 25 - September 01, 2026 | Little Rock, AR | Robinson Center | Tickets |
| September 02 - September 20, 2026 | Atlanta, GA | The Fox Theatre | Tickets |
| September 22 - September 27, 2026 | Birmingham, AL | BJCC Concert Hall | Tickets |
| September 29 - October 18, 2026 | Orlando, FL | Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| October 21 - November 08, 2026 | Tampa, FL | Straz Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| November 10 - November 22, 2026 | Ft Lauderdale, FL | Broward Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| November 24 - November 29, 2026 | Naples, FL | Artis-Naples | Tickets |
| December 01 - December 13, 2026 | Jacksonville, FL | Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| December 15, 2026 - February 07, 2027 | Washington DC, DC | The National Theatre | Tickets |
| February 23 - March 07, 2027 | Richmond, VA | Altria Theater | Tickets |
| March 09 - March 28, 2027 | Baltimore, MD | The Hippodrome Theatre | Tickets |
| March 30 - April 11, 2027 | Dayton, OH | Schuester Theatre | Tickets |
| April 13 - April 18, 2027 | Lincoln, NE | Lied Center for Performing Arts | Tickets |
| April 20 - May 16, 2027 | Minneapolis, MN | Orpheum Theatre | Tickets |
| May 26 - June 13, 2027 | Vancouver, BC | Queen Elizabeth Theatre | Tickets |
| June 15 - June 27, 2027 | Calgary, AB | Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | Tickets |
| June 29 - July 04, 2027 | Edmonton, AB | Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | Tickets |
| July 07 - July 18, 2027 | San Jose, CA | San Jose Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| July 20 - July 25, 2027 | Reno, NV | Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts | Tickets |
| July 28 - August 29, 2027 | Los Angeles, CA | Hollywood Pantages Theatre | Tickets |
| August 31 - September 12, 2027 | Albuquerque, NM | Popejoy Hall | Tickets |
Schedule based on official tour announcements. Confirm dates and showtimes with the venue before making travel or dining plans — schedules can change.
Hamilton tickets are usually cheaper on some nights than others
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday performances tend to have more ticket options and less price pressure than Friday or Saturday night. Same show. Smaller financial bruise on a weeknight.
Matinees are worth checking too. They can be easier for families, better for travel timing, and occasionally kinder on price. Leaving the theater before midnight is not a theatrical crime. It is called having plans and knees.
My rule of thumb: if your date is flexible, compare at least two or three performances before buying. One-day shifts can change both the price and the seat selection meaningfully.
If your trip falls during a holiday week — Thanksgiving, Christmas, spring break, summer weekends — I’d start looking earlier. Those periods move differently. Check Hamilton ticket prices for a fuller breakdown of what drives price movement on the tour.
What affects Hamilton tour ticket prices
- Day of week: Friday and Saturday night are typically the most expensive performance slots.
- Seat section: Orchestra center and front mezzanine carry more demand than rear orchestra or balcony.
- Run length: Shorter stops (one week or less) tend to have faster-moving inventory. Longer runs like Washington DC give more room to compare.
- Service fees: The price shown first is not always the final price. Always check the checkout total before deciding.
- Resale vs. primary: Official venue and box office tickets are primary. Tickets listed by sellers are resale. Both can be useful, but they are not the same thing.
If budget is the priority, look at Hamilton lottery and rush tickets — those are the lowest-cost official options available at most tour stops.
Check these things before you pay
A few minutes before checkout can save real frustration later.
- Confirm the date, showtime, city, and venue — ticket sites list multiple performances and it’s easy to click the wrong one.
- Check whether the tickets are primary (official) or resale, and whether the seller is authorized.
- Look at the final checkout total, not just the first price shown. Service fees can add 20–30% or more.
- Check the seat section and row. “Orchestra” covers a wide range. Front center and rear side orchestra are very different seats.
- Review the delivery method — mobile ticket, print at home, or will call — and confirm it works for your plan.
- Read the refund and exchange terms before paying. Most tour tickets are non-refundable.
- If a listing looks unusually cheap, check the seat notes. Partial view and restricted view exist — they should be labeled, but verify before buying.
If a seller makes you feel rushed, confused, or strangely lucky, slow down and verify everything. Sellers pushing wire transfers, screenshots of tickets, or WhatsApp-only sales are not how legitimate ticket transactions work.
For a full seating overview before you buy, the Hamilton seating chart guide covers orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony sections with clear-view advice.
About Hamilton the musical
Hamilton tells the story of Alexander Hamilton — from immigrant orphan to Revolutionary War hero to first US Treasury Secretary — through a score that blends hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and musical theater. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the book, music, and lyrics, based on Ron Chernow’s biography of Hamilton.
The show won 11 Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama when it opened on Broadway in 2015. The touring production maintains the same staging, choreography, and design as the Broadway original.
Show length: approximately 2 hours 45 minutes, including one intermission.
Recommended age: the show includes mature themes, some strong language, and very fast-paced hip-hop lyrics. Most venues suggest ages 10 and up, but the show rewards older kids and teens who can follow the story. Younger children can enjoy it — just prep them on the story beforehand.
If you’re planning a first Broadway-style night out, I’d also suggest reading about which seats work best for Hamilton — the staging uses a revolving stage and a lot of ensemble movement, and your section affects how you experience it.
Frequently asked questions about Hamilton tour tickets
What cities is Hamilton coming to in 2026 and 2027?
The current North American tour includes 27 stops: Durham, Nashville, Louisville, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Atlanta, Birmingham, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Jacksonville, Washington DC, Richmond, Baltimore, Dayton, Lincoln, Minneapolis in the US, and Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton in Canada, followed by San Jose, Reno, Los Angeles, and Albuquerque through September 2027.
When do Hamilton tour tickets go on sale?
Onsale timing varies by city and venue. Most tour stops announce tickets several months before the run begins. I’d check the venue’s official page and sign up for presale alerts if your city hasn’t gone on sale yet. For cities earlier in the schedule, tickets are already available — see the table above.
How much are Hamilton tour tickets?
Prices vary by city, venue, section, day of week, and how far in advance you buy. A rough range for most tour stops runs from around $75 for upper sections on weeknights to $200 or more for orchestra center on weekends, before fees. Always check the final checkout price — service fees change the total meaningfully. See the Hamilton ticket prices guide for a fuller breakdown.
How long is Hamilton the musical?
Approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one intermission. The first act runs slightly longer than the second. I’d plan dinner accordingly — rushing through a meal to make a 7:00 curtain is how you end up eating soup during the overture.
Will the original Broadway cast perform on the national tour?
No. The touring production features a separate touring cast. The staging, score, costumes, and design match the Broadway original, but the performers are a dedicated touring company — not the original Broadway cast.
What is Hamilton the musical about?
The show follows Alexander Hamilton’s life from his arrival as a young immigrant through the American Revolution, his role in shaping the US financial system, and the personal and political events that led to his death. The score blends hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and traditional musical theater. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote it, based on Ron Chernow’s biography.
Is Hamilton good for kids?
Most venues suggest ages 10 and up. The show includes some strong language, references to violence, and moves very fast — it rewards audiences who can follow dense hip-hop lyrics. Teens and adults tend to get the most out of it. Younger kids can enjoy it with a little story prep beforehand.
Can I use the Hamilton lottery to get tour tickets?
Yes. Most tour stops run a digital lottery for a limited number of discounted tickets, typically available day-of or the day before the show. The Hamilton lottery and rush guide covers how the lottery works, when it opens, and what to expect.
How is the touring production different from Broadway?
The show itself is the same — same script, same score, same staging concept, same Tony Award-winning design. The main difference is the cast (touring performers rather than Broadway performers) and the venue. Some touring venues are larger or smaller than Broadway houses, which can affect sightlines and acoustics. I’d check the venue’s seating chart for your specific city before choosing a section.
Hamilton tour city pages
These city pages go deeper — venue details, seating sections, price guidance, and local planning tips:
- Hamilton Nashville tickets — Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Jun 17–28, 2026
- Hamilton Louisville tickets — The Kentucky Center, Jun 30–Jul 12, 2026
- Hamilton Fort Worth tickets — Bass Performance Hall, Jul 14–26, 2026
More city pages are in progress. Check back as new stops get closer to their run dates.
Also planning Hamilton on Broadway in New York? The Hamilton Broadway tickets hub covers the Richard Rodgers Theatre, Broadway schedules, and New York-specific buying guidance.