Machine Gun Kelly is coming to town.
The rapper who crossed over into the pop punk world is set to tour the U.S. this fall on the “Tickets To My Downfall” tour, the namesake of his latest album.
The trek comes to Pittsburgh on Oct. 30 at Petersen Events Center with support from Jxdn and KennyHoopla. It will be Machine Gun Kelly’s first show back in Pittsburgh since a June 2019 show at Stage AE, according to setlist.fm.
Tickets for the tour go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday via Ticketmaster.
MGK’s newest album, released in September, saw him go in a new sonic direction. The pop punk album, which peaked at No. 1 on three Billboard charts, had the help of a legend in the genre: Blink-182’s Travis Barker, who helped write and produce the LP.
The multi-genre star played his most recent show April 23 at a sold-out Daily’s Place in Jacksonville at full capacity. The outdoor amphitheater has an estimated capacity of 5,500.
