For the first time in nearly two years, Subtronics will be touring across North America in 2026. The “Fibonacci” Tour will coincide with the release of the latest album by the same name.
Joining Subtronics on the tour will be Habstrakt, Juelz, TroyBoi, Whethan, Rusko, Paper Skies, and more.
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Real name Jesse Kardon, Subtronics has toured all over, participating in multiple festivals. Top songs that have been charted include “Griztronics,” “Into Pieces,” and “Black Ice.”
The album is the latest innovative track for the 32-year-old from Philadelphia.
“My album Fibonacci is representative of everything in life, an all-encompassing code to the world, which is what the Fibonacci sequence actually is in science and nature,” Subtronics said via Pollstar. “When I write music, it takes me on journeys through emotions and different worlds I’m trying to build, with my own code/sound.
“The album is my personal journal from the past two years, a range of emotions and experiences, a range of worlds and realities in song-form. A lot of the tracks are very different from anything I’ve released before, and I’m excited to showcase 15 years of progress with it.”
The Sporting News has everything you need to know to secure tickets to Subtronics’ upcoming “Fibonacci” Tour.
Subtronics tickets for 2026 ‘Fibonacci’ Tour
Use StubHub and Vivid Seats to find the best seats for Subtronics’ upcoming tour.
Ticket prices for the first show, on January 23 in Toronto, start at $245 and can reach up to $300.
When Subtronics heads to Washington, D.C. on February 19, ticket prices start at $105 and can reach up to $226. Meanwhile, a March 12 show in Missouri has ticket prices starting at $123 and can reach up to $210.
Subtronics ‘Fibonacci’ Tour 2026 schedule
Subtronics will travel across North America for the “Fibonacci” tour.
The tour will start in January with a series of shows in Canada. Subtronics will then head to Texas and Washington, D.C., and Brooklyn.
After a few shows in Philadelphia and Missouri, the tour will end with shows in Texas and Boston.
Below is a complete schedule of cities and dates for the “Fibonacci” Tour. Ticket information is available via StubHub and Vivid Seats.
| Date | Venue | Location |
| January 23 | Rebel | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| January 30 | Place Bell | Laval, Quebec, Canada |
| February 6 | Grey Eagle Event Centre | Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
| February 7 | Pacific Coliseum | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| February 13 | Toyota Music Factory | Irving, TX |
| February 14 | Toyota Music Factory | Irving, TX |
| February 19 | Echostage | Washington, D.C. |
| February 20 | Echostage | Washington, D.C. |
| February 27 | Brooklyn Storehouse | Brooklyn, NY |
| February 28 | Brooklyn Storehouse | Brooklyn, NY |
| March 6 | The Met | Philadelphia, PA |
| March 7 | The Met | Philadelphia, PA |
| March 12 | The Factory | St. Louis, MO |
| March 13 | Cable Dahmer Arena | Kansas City, MO |
| March 14 | Germania Insurance Amphitheater | Austin, TX |
| March 20 | MGM Music Hall at Fenway | Boston, MA |
