What do the cheapest tickets cost to see Boz Scaggs on tour in 2026?

Boz Scaggs is 82-years-old.Yet, he’s still doing the “Lido Shuffle.”This September and October, the tireless Grammy winner will play theaters, concert halls and arts centers all over North America as part of his 16-concert ‘Rhythm Review Tour.’That includes three concerts in California.They’re slated to take place:Cascade TheatreRedding, CAFriday, Sept.

11Sonoma State UniversityRohnert Park, CAFriday, Sept.18The Masonic Auditorium San Francisco, CAWednesday, Sept.

23If you’d like to be there to see Scaggs “shuffle,” tickets are available for all of his upcoming gigs.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one show was $65 including fees on SeatGeek (that’s for the Rohnert Park performance).All other shows have seats starting anywhere from $72 to $237 including fees.Make sure to use promo code NYPOST10 for $10 off purchases over $250 at checkout (Editor’s Note: this discount is only valid for users’ first purchase on SeatGeek).Prior to the North American leg of the run, Scaggs last headlined all over Japan.At his most recent show in Tokyo, the Canton native delivered a 17-song performance.According to Set List FM, he played fan favorites “Lowdown,” “We’re All Alone,” “Breakdown Dead Ahead,” “Jojo” and, of course, “Lido Shuffle.”Yet, his U.S.

shows in 2025 weren’t as straightforward as you might have thought.“This wasn’t your typical Boz Scaggs show—fans expecting a straight hit parade got a delightful surprise,” Onstage Magazine wrote in a review of a November 2025 concert.“The Rhythm Review 2025 Tour leaned heavily into blues roots, showcasing Scaggs’ love for the genre with extended jams and tributes to icons like Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland.

Scaggs drew out many songs, turning them into showcases for his stellar band, letting the musicians shine with solos that had the crowd cheering…the energy was electric, blending Scaggs’ silky voice with gritty blues riffs.Not ...