Fans of Benson Boone will have a major date to circle on their calendars this summer. The rising pop star announced his 2026 “Wanted Man Tour,” a nationwide arena run that will bring him to Indianapolis for a performance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on July 19, 2026.

The tour marks Boone’s biggest North American headlining trek yet, continuing a meteoric rise that has seen the singer transform from viral breakout to one of pop’s most in-demand young performers. Known for emotionally charged songs like “Beautiful Things” and his acrobatic stage presence, Boone has built a reputation for concerts that blend soaring vocals with high-energy theatrics.

The newly announced tour will kick off July 7 in Pittsburgh and run through early September, bringing Boone to arenas across the United States. The Indianapolis stop will be one of the Midwest highlights of the tour and is expected to draw fans from across Indiana and neighboring states.

Boone’s popularity has exploded over the past two years, fueled by massive streaming numbers, viral live performances, and a string of chart-climbing singles. His shows have become known for dramatic piano moments, arena-wide singalongs, and his now signature mid-song flips off the piano or stage risers, a moment that has become a staple of his live performances.

The Indianapolis concert will take place at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, one of the city’s premier venues for major touring acts. The arena regularly hosts some of the biggest names in music, and Boone’s upcoming appearance signals another major pop show for downtown Indy’s concert calendar.

Tickets for the “Wanted Man Tour” will first be available through an artist presale beginning April 1, with general ticket sales opening April 3.

With Boone continuing to ride a wave of momentum and expanding into larger venues across the country, his Indianapolis stop is shaping up to be one of the summer’s most anticipated pop concerts.

Fans can find more information about tour dates and ticket details through the artist’s official channels and venue ticketing pages.