Isaiah Rashad 2026 Tour Opens With Virginia Beach and Silver Spring Stops

Isaiah Rashad performing in 2017. Photo: The Come Up Show/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Cropped and branded by PowerPage.

The Isaiah Rashad 2026 tour officially gets moving tonight in Atlanta, opening a North American run that quickly turns toward the Mid-Atlantic. Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip begins August 13 at the Coca-Cola Roxy, giving Rashad a live platform for his May album It’s Been Awful and the reflective, off-center Southern rap that has built his audience.

For listeners in the Power 104.7 region, the useful dates arrive almost immediately. Rashad and supporting artist Alemeda are booked for The Dome by Rutter Mills in Virginia Beach on Saturday, August 15, followed by The Fillmore Silver Spring on Monday, August 17. The routing also places the tour in Philadelphia on August 20 before it continues through the Northeast.

The run is Rashad’s first broad U.S. tour since the anniversary shows built around Cilvia Demo. This time, the set has a new center: It’s Been Awful, his first full-length since The House Is Burning in 2021. The album includes appearances from SZA, Dominic Fike and Julian Sintonia, widening the emotional and melodic palette he can bring to the stage.

That makes the nearby shows more than a routine stop on a long itinerary. They are early tests of how Rashad’s newest material works in rooms built for close, high-energy performances. Fans considering either date should confirm ticket availability and venue rules through the official ticketing page before traveling.

The tour is scheduled to continue through September 28 in Tucson. That extended run gives Rashad room to turn a long-awaited album cycle into a consistent live chapter instead of a quick promotional burst.

Read more hip-hop news from Power 104.7. Tour dates and album context were verified through The FADER and Pitchfork.