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Machine Gun Kelly is coming to Calgary and here’s how to get tickets

Machine Gun Kelly is taking time out of his busy schedule of dissing Eminem for his Lost Americana tour.

And it’s time to rejoice — that show will be rolling through our fair city, bringing this tattooed pop-punker back to Cowtown.

There are a number of Canadian dates on the tour, and MGK will kick off the Great White North’s portion with his show on Nov. 29 at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, before jetting off to Edmonton, and later in 2026, Toronto and Vancouver.

A recent pop-punk revival put MGK on the map, and he’s collaborated with the top musicians in the genre, including Canada’s own Avril Lavigne.

You may have also heard his single “Lonely Road” with Jelly Roll, an interpolation of the famous John Denver song that’s played relentlessly in Calgary public spaces.

He and Megan Fox welcomed a baby, Saga Blade, in 2025, but the newly minted Dad isn’t slowing his music career down anytime soon.

MGK doesn’t do fake love, but he’ll be in Calgary for one night only, and the show is bound to be anything but cliché.

Tickets to the show are on sale now and are relatively cheap for a major hip-hop/pop-punk artist.

You can nab a row seat at the Dome for as low as $52, and getting up close and personal in the floor pit will only set you back $180.

Twilight-obsessed indie pop girlie Julia Wolf will open for MGK. The Long Island singer-songwriter went TikTok viral for her hit, “In My Room.”

MGK’s latest release, Lost Americana, came out in August 2025, and he’ll most likely play a number of hits from the record, including “Vampire Diaries” and “Miss Sunshine.”

Don’t miss this wild show in Calgary on Nov. 29 — it’ll be one of the last major celebrities to tour Calgary in 2025!

MGK: Lost Americana Tour at the Scotiabank Saddledome

When: Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025
Time: 8 p.m.
Where: Scotiabank Saddledome — 555 Saddledome Rise SE
Cost: $52+

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