A decade after Coloring Book reshaped the streaming era, Chance the Rapper is taking the project back on the road. The Chicago artist officially announced the Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour on May 14, giving fans a chance to revisit one of hip-hop’s defining releases of the 2010s through a run of intimate North American shows.
Presale registration is now open ahead of ticket access beginning Tuesday, May 19. The newly announced dates include stops in Cleveland, Montreal, Toronto, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and more.
The tour arrives exactly 10 years after Coloring Book first debuted on May 13, 2016 as an Apple Music exclusive before expanding to all streaming services two weeks later on May 27. At the time, the mixtape fundamentally changed industry conversations around streaming eligibility and independent distribution. Fueled entirely by streams, Coloring Book became the first streaming-only project to chart on the Billboard 200, eventually peaking at No. 8.
Its impact extended far beyond commercial milestones. Built around gospel influences, live instrumentation, and deeply personal writing, the mixtape featured contributions from Kanye West, Justin Bieber, Young Thug, Kirk Franklin, Francis and the Lights, 2 Chainz, and the Chicago Children’s Choir. Tracks like “No Problem,” “Blessings,” and “Same Drugs” helped define Chance’s artistic identity during his commercial peak.
Recognition followed quickly. At the 2017 Grammy Awards, Coloring Book won Best Rap Album, making history as the first streaming-only album ever to receive a Grammy Award.
Chance the Rapper Coloring Book Anniversary Tour Dates
August 2025
• Aug 08 – Chicago, IL
• Aug 11 – Cleveland, OH
• Aug 14 – Waterloo, NY
• Aug 15 – Montreal, QC
• Aug 16 – Toronto, ON
• Aug 18 – New York, NY
• Aug 20 – Boston, MA
• Aug 21 – Huntington, NY
• Aug 22 – Philadelphia, PA
• Aug 23 – Asbury Park, NJ
• Aug 25 – Baltimore, MD
• Aug 29 – Raleigh, NC
• Aug 30 – Nashville, TN
September 2025
• Sep 01 – Birmingham, AL
• Sep 02 – Cincinnati, OH
• Sep 03 – Atlanta, GA
• Sep 05 – Tampa, FL
• Sep 06 – Hollywood, FL
• Sep 08 – Memphis, TN
• Sep 09 – New Orleans, LA
• Sep 10 – Dallas, TX
• Sep 12 – Houston, TX
• Sep 13 – Austin, TX
• Sep 16 – Phoenix, AZ
• Sep 18 – Reno, NV
• Sep 21 – Wheatland, CA
• Sep 22 – San Francisco, CA
• Sep 25 – Vancouver, BC
• Sep 26 – Seattle, WA
• Sep 27 – Portland, OR
• Sep 29 – Salt Lake City, UT
October 2025
• Oct 01 – Denver, CO
• Oct 02 – Council Bluffs, IA
• Oct 04 – Milwaukee, WI
• Oct 06 – Minneapolis, MN
• Oct 07 – St. Louis, MO
• Oct 08 – Bentonville, AR
• Oct 10 – Louisville, KY
• Oct 11 – Pittsburgh, PA
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