Headlining trek runs this fall

Gearing up for a momentous return to the road, global pop star Max reveals the dates for his 2022 North American Headline Tour this fall. Produced by Live Nation, the seven-week jaunt kicks off on October 17th in Santa Ana, CA at The Observatory and visits major markets coast-to-coast, including a stop at LA’s The Wiltern on October 28th and a two-night stand in his hometown of New York City at Irving Plaza on November 25-26th.

Sara Kays and Vincint will support select dates with other special guests to be announced.

Artist presale begins on Wednesday, July 13th at noon local time with general on-sale kicking off Friday, July 15th at 10 am local time via Ticketmaster. VIP packages will also be available.

Next, Max shares a new single entitled “Wasabi” due out on July 22nd. The single serves as the follow-up to last year’s Gold-certified “Butterflies,” with Ali Gatie, and this summer’s release “Gucci Bag.”

Max 2022 North American Headline Tour Dates:

Oct 17 – Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory OC
Oct 19 – Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades
Oct 21 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom
Oct 22 – Seattle @ The Showbox
Oct 23 – Vancouver @ Hollywood Theatre
Oct 27 – Las Vegas @ House of Blues
Oct 28 – Los Angeles @ The Wiltern
Oct 29 – San Francisco @ The Fillmore
Nov 1 – Phoenix @ Crescent Ballroom
Nov 2 – Albuquerque @ El Rey Theatre
Nov 4 – Salt Lake City @ The Depot
Nov 5 – Denver @ Summit Denver
Nov 8 – Dallas @ The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
Nov 9 – Austin @ Empire Garage & Control Room
Nov 10 – Houston @ House of Blues
Nov 15 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live
Nov 17 – Orlando @ The Plaza Live
Nov 19 – Tampa @ The Orpheum
Nov 20 – San Diego @ Wonderfront Music Festival
Nov 25 – New York City @ Irving Plaza
Nov 26 – New York City @ Irving Plaza
Nov 27 – Boston @ Royale
Nov 29 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground
Dec 2 – Cleveland @ House of Blues
Dec 5 – Nashville @ Brooklyn Bowl
Dec 7 – Minneapolis @ Varsity Theater
Dec 8 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Elevation
Dec 9 – Detroit @ Saint Andrew’s Hall
Dec 11 – Chicago @ House of Blues
Dec 12 – St. Louis @ Delmar Hall