G-Eazy Setlists: What To Expect From the 2026 Endless Summer Tour Part II

For G-Eazy and Logic, summer really never ends. Ten years after the two artists embarked on the co-headlining Endless Summer Tour, they’ve reunited for The Endless Summer Tour Part II. The 23-show run begins September 15 in Kansas City, Missouri and is set to wrap late October in Mountain View, California. Rapper Juicy J is supporting as a special guest on select dates.

Below, explore everything to know about The Endless Summer Tour Part II, including a full list of dates, setlist details, and VIP packages.

The Endless Summer Tour Part II Essentials

Marking a decade since the original co-headlining tour from G-Eazy and Logic, this tour is the pair’s first co-headline run together since the sold-out 2016 Endless Summer Tour. 2010s hip-hop fans will be able to relive the fun all over again, especially in the wake of G-Eazy’s more recent Helium and Freak Show eras.

The Endless Summer Tour Part II Dates & Cities

The Endless Summer Tour Part II will extend through late summer and into early fall. After starting out in Kansas City, Missouri on September 15, G-Eazy and Logic will hit cities across North America, including Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Tampa, Las Vegas, and more. They’ll finish out October 28 with a show at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

G-Eazy 2026 Tour Dates:

• 09/15/26 – Kansas City, MO @ Morton Amphitheater
• 09/18/26 – Shakopee, MN @ Mystic Lake Amphitheater
• 09/20/26 – Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park
• 09/22/26 – Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
• 09/23/26 – Clarkston, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre
• 09/25/26 – Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
• 09/27/26 – Toronto, ON @ RBC Amphitheatre
• 09/29/26 – Boston, MA @ Leader Bank Pavilion
• 09/30/26 – Wantagh, NY @ Northwell at Jones Beach Theater
• 10/01/26 – Philadelphia, PA @ TD Pavilion at Highmark Mann
• 10/03/26 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
• 10/04/26 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 10/07/26 – West Palm Beach, FL @ iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre
• 10/08/26 – Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre at the FL State Fairgrounds
• 10/09/26 – Alpharetta, GA @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
• 10/11/26 – Rogers, AR @ Walmart AMP
• 10/12/26 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
• 10/15/26 – Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
• 10/16/26 – Chula Vista, CA @ North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
• 10/18/26 – Las Vegas, NV @ Fontainebleau Las Vegas
• 10/21/26 – Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater
• 10/25/26 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center
• 10/28/26 – Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheatre

The Endless Summer Tour Part II Tickets, Presales & Pricing

Tickets for The Endless Summer Tour Part II went on sale on May 1, but there’s still time to get a great seat via Ticketmaster.

Fans can also select from four (4) G-Eazy VIP packages. Perks for VIP ticketholders can include:

• One premium reserved seat in the first 5 rows or GA pit ticket
• Meet & greet with G-Eazy
• Photo opportunity with G-Eazy
• Custom VIP merch package including signed vinyl, curated by G-Eazy
• Signed VIP laminate + commemorative laminate
• Early entry (where applicable)
• On-site VIP host

For The Endless Summer Tour Part II, Ticketmaster event listings will show venue-specific add-ons such as club access, fast lane entry, parking, lawn chair rentals, blankets, merchandise vouchers, and VIP club access depending on your venue and when available.

Note that pricing, ticket limits, resale inventory, add-ons, and mobile-entry timing vary by event. See your The Endless Summer Tour Part II event page for current ticket options, verified inventory, seat maps, lineup details, and venue-specific policies.

To purchase a VIP Package, visit your event page and look for the gold star on the seat map or above the list of ticket options.

What You’ll Hear – G-Eazy Setlist Overview

G-Eazy’s portion of the co-headline show will likely balance his career-defining hits with fan favorites, newer material, and a handful of deeper cuts. Recent solo shows have mixed classics with songs from Helium and Freak Show, though the exact selections and timing could shift from night to night.

While nothing is guaranteed until the tour gets underway, here are some reasonable setlist expectations:

• “I Mean It”
• “Me, Myself & I”
• “Random”
• “Calm Down”
• “You Got Me”
• “Tumblr Girls”
• “No Limit”
• “1942”
• “Provide”
• “Lady Killers II”
• “Lady Killers III”
• “Femme Fatale”
• “Anxiety”
• “WTFDIK”
• “Freak Show”

Once the tour settles into a consistent rhythm, fans can find nightly setlists on Ticketmaster.

New Album & Current Era Songs to Expect

This tour is expected to spotlight G-Eazy’s 2025 album, Helium, while also pulling from the darker energy of Freak Show, which has remained a core part of recent live sets. Although the final run of show won’t be clear until the tour begins, here are a few songs fans might be able to anticipate:

• “GRWM”
• “Kiss The Sky”
• “Helium”
• “Outside”
• “Dream About Me”
• “Fight & Fuck”
• “Nada”
• “After Dark”
• “How Can You Sleep”
• “Vampires”

Logic & Juicy J – What to Expect

Logic is co-headlining the Endless Summer Part II Tour with G-Eazy, meaning fans can expect a full-scale Logic performance too. While exact setlists may vary, likely song inclusions could be tracks like “Under Pressure,” “Gang Related,” “Fade Away,” and “1-800-273-8255.”

Juicy J is also confirmed as a special guest on select dates (be sure to check individual event pages for details). Exact performance order, the co-headliner sequence, and Juicy J’s set length will be revealed once the tour begins.

Rotations, Deep Cuts & Special Moments

Additional details are expected to emerge once the tour begins, particularly around the co-headline set structure, any crossover moments with Logic, and potential appearances from Juicy J (in addition to his supporting set). G-Eazy’s recent shows have favored a compact, high-energy structure, but there’s still room for nightly rotation and city-specific surprises.

Possible songs include “The Plan,” “But a Dream,” “Lotta That,” “One of Them,” “Pray for Me,” “When You’re Gone,” “Still Be Friends,” “Him & I,” and “That’s a Lot,” though nothing has been confirmed.

Check out a setlist of G-Eazy songs that he has been known to play live, and check back in September 2026 when Endless Summer Tour Part II begins for updates.

G-Eazy 2026 Setlist:

1. “One of Them”
2. “Random”
3. “Pray for Me”
4. “The Plan”
5. “Legend”
6. “I Mean It”
7. “Lotta That”
8. “Tumblr Girls”
9. “You Got Me”
10. “Provide”
11. “1942”
12. “WTFDIK”
13. “Nada”
14. “Still Be Friends”
15. “No Limit”
16. “In My Head”
17. “Backseat”
18. “South of France”
19. “GRWM”
20. “One Day”
21. “Kiss the Sky”
22. “Midnight in Paris”
23. “Some Kind of Drug”
24. “Fight & Fuck”
25. “You & Me”
26. “Far Alone”
27. “Him & I”
28. “Me, Myself & I”
29. “Had Enough”
30. “Anxiety”
31. “Lady Killers II / Lady Killers III”

Openers, Special Guests & Show Logistics

Exact set times may vary depending on the venue, city, local curfews, and production setup, but fans can generally expect a multi-act show headlined by G-Eazy and Logic. Juicy J is scheduled to appear as a special guest on select dates — check individual event pages for details.

The tour will stop at a variety of venues, so logistics will vary by stop. Parking, lawn policies, bag rules, weather considerations, noise curfews, and available add-ons may differ by city. For the most accurate information, including doors, start times, lineup, and policies, check individual event pages.

G-Eazy Set Times

On the Helium Tour, G-Eazy played for around 1 hour and 30 minutes, though structure may be different for this co-headline run. His recent festival and club lengths and setlists are likely to shift for this outing.

Exact set times will vary by venue, city, support configuration, local curfews, and production requirements, but fans can reasonably expect a concert-day flow of doors, Juicy J’s set, one co-headline set, a changeover, and the second co-headline set.

The Endless Summer Tour Part II FAQs

How long is a G-Eazy concert?

A G-Eazy headline set is known to last around 1 hour and 30 minutes, but set times may vary for his 2026 Endless Summer Part II Tour, which he’s co-headlining with Logic.

Is Logic opening for G-Eazy?

No, Logic is not opening for G-Eazy. Logic and G-Eazy are co-headliners on the 2026 Endless Summer Part II Tour.

What songs will G-Eazy play?

The setlist hasn’t been confirmed yet for the 2026 Endless Summer Part II Tour, but this tour is expected to spotlight G-Eazy’s 2025 album, Helium, while also pulling from previous eras and potentially playing up the nostalgia of the original 2016 Endless Summer Tour.

Where can I buy official G-Eazy tickets?

Tickets to G-Eazy and Logic’s co-headlining Endless Summer Part II Tour are available via Ticketmaster.

Are there VIP packages for G-Eazy’s 2026 tour?

Fans can also select from four (4) G-Eazy VIP packages. Perks for VIP ticketholders can include:

• One premium reserved seat in the first 5 rows or GA pit ticket
• Meet & greet with G-Eazy
• Photo opportunity with G-Eazy
• Custom VIP merch package including signed vinyl, curated by G-Eazy
• Signed VIP laminate + commemorative laminate
• Early entry (where applicable)
• On-site VIP host

How to Get Tickets & Find the Latest G-Eazy Setlists

Tickets for G-Eazy and Logic’s The Endless Summer Tour Part II are on sale now via Ticketmaster. Standard Tickets and VIP Packages are still available for many dates.

Once the tour gets into full swing, nightly setlists can be found on Ticketmaster.