Miss ‘Yo Gabba Gabba!' at Coachella? It's OK, You Can Catch Them on Tour This Summer
Billboard Family can exclusively reveal that the classic children's franchise is going on a live tour this summer, hitting 24 cities in August. Kammy Kam — the teen host of the Apple TV+ spin-off series Yo Gabba GabbaLand! — will emcee the tour, joined by beloved costumed characters Muno, Foofa, Plex, Brobee and Toodee as well as some promised 'special guests.'
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The tour kicks off Aug. 1 in Pomona, California, and wraps back in SoCal, with an Aug. 31 show at Los Angeles' The Novo. Find tickets here.
Back in April, Yo Gabba Gabba! delighted Coachella crowds across two weekends, bringing out Flavor Flav, 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Portugal. The Man, Paul Williams and Thundercat for their Indio, California, sets alongside Kammy Kam and the classic Nickelodeon show's host DJ Lance Rock. The new tour announcement says the Coachella concerts offered a 'taste of what fans might expect' on the trek, as did Kammy Kam and the whole Yo Gabba GabbaLand! crew's takeover of NPR's Tiny Desk Concert back in December, which also included a Thundercat cameo.
Speaking of Yo Gabba GabbaLand!, Apple TV+ announced earlier this month that season 2 of the spin-off series will arrive early next year, Jan. 30. In the meantime, fans can watch all four seasons of the original Nick series streaming on Apple TV+ now (get a week-long free trial to Apple TV+ here)
Below, find the full list of dates for the tour, which is produced by GabbaCaDabra LLC, co-owned by Yo Gabba Gabba LLC and WildBrain Ltd., with AEG Presents LLC on as exclusive promoter.
Yo Gabba Gabba! Live 2025 Tour dates:
Aug. 1 — Pomona, CA — Fox Theatre PomonaAug. 2 — San Diego, CA — Balboa TheatreAug. 3 — San Jose, CA — San Jose CivicAug. 5 — Salt Lake City, UT — The ComplexAug. 6 — Denver, CO — Paramount TheatreAug. 8 — Kansas City, MO — The MidlandAug. 9 — Omaha, NE — Orpheum TheaterAug. 10 — Chicago, IL — Riviera TheatreAug. 11 — Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Music TheatreAug. 13 — Columbus, OH — KEMBA Live!Aug. 14 — Cleveland, OH — The AgoraAug. 15 — Pittsburgh, PA — Stage AEAug. 16 — Glenside, PA — Keswick TheatreAug. 18 — Boston, MA — RoadrunnerAug. 19 — Sayreville, NJ — Starland BallroomAug. 20 — Baltimore, MD — Lyric BaltimoreAug. 21 — Durham, NC — DPACAug. 23 — Nashville, TN — The PinnacleAug. 24 — Atlanta, GA — The EasternAug. 26 — Dallas, TX — The Bomb FactoryAug. 27 — Austin, TX — Bass Concert HallAug. 29 — Tucson, AZ — The Linda Ronstadt Music HallAug. 30 — Phoenix, AZ — Orpheum TheatreAug. 31 — Los Angeles, CA — The Novo
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