Blvk H3ro will take his Strictly Good Vibes Tour across California and Nevada this fall, backed by The 3peat Band. The run opens in Los Angeles on October 3 and includes stops in Ukiah, Santa Cruz, Reno and Pacifica.
Blvk H3ro is taking his Strictly Good Vibes Tour on the road this fall, with a run through California and Nevada scheduled for October 2026. The Jamaican artist will travel with The 3peat Band, bringing a live set built around reggae, dancehall and the soulful edge that has shaped his sound. The first date is set for October 3 at Gold Diggers in Los Angeles, where the tour begins its western swing before moving through smaller rooms and regional markets.
After Los Angeles, the itinerary moves north to Ukiah for an October 17 performance at Thirsty Axe. The following night, October 18, brings H3ro to Woodhouse Brewing in Santa Cruz. Those dates give the tour a more intimate setting than a large festival stage, putting the emphasis on the band, the songs and the direct connection between performer and crowd. H3ro’s music leans into uplifting messages, but the live presentation still carries the rhythmic pull of dancehall.
The tour reaches Nevada on October 22, when H3ro and The 3peat Band are scheduled to play Club Underground in Reno. The next listed stop is back in California, at Longboard Margarita Bar in Pacifica on October 23. That final announced October date gives the run a compact but active shape: Southern California at the start, northern California through the middle, and a Reno detour before the Pacifica close.
The set is expected to draw from H3ro’s newer material as well as songs that have already become crowd favorites. His approach sits between reggae’s steady warmth and dancehall’s sharper movement, with heartfelt lyrics and melodies designed to keep the room engaged. The “good vibes” framing is clear, but the stronger point is the balance between message and groove: positive themes delivered with enough rhythmic weight to work in a live club setting.
A November date remains to be announced, according to a separate report from Reggaeville. No venue or city has been confirmed for that addition, leaving the October itinerary as the clearest picture of the tour for now. Fans watching for changes will need to follow H3ro’s own updates as the remaining details are settled. For the moment, the confirmed dates point to a focused West Coast run rather than a broad national tour.
The Strictly Good Vibes Tour adds another stretch of U.S. road work to Blvk H3ro’s growing live profile. With The 3peat Band beside him, the performances should give audiences a fuller version of the reggae-and-dancehall blend heard in his recordings. Los Angeles opens the run on October 3, followed by Ukiah, Santa Cruz, Reno and Pacifica across the next three weeks. The schedule is concise, but it covers enough ground to bring H3ro’s yard-rooted sound into both established city venues and smaller regional rooms.
