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Houston's Nate Vickers turned viral cover videos into a career that now includes millions of streams and a co-sign from Jared Leto, who joined him onstage for a rendition of "The Kill." His original songs lean into the alternative rock sound he grew up on, drawing from bands like Linkin Park and Three Days Grace while keeping the hooks radio-ready. This fall's headlining run gives fans a first look at how those songs hold up live. Find tickets for Nate Vickers at Event Tickets Center.
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The run kicks off Sept. 17, 2026, at The 58 at Eastside Bowl in Madison, Tennessee, with support from Pinknoise, before closing out Oct. 15 at Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City. Several stops along the way double as opening slots for I See Stars, giving Vickers a bigger stage and a built-in rock audience beyond his usual online following. Vickers has spent most of the past year playing short opener sets, so a run of this length across nearly thirty dates marks new territory for him. The route stays mostly in small to mid-sized rooms, the kind of scale that still fits an artist this early into his live career.
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At Cambridge Room at House of Blues in Dallas, Texas, in 2026, Vickers opened with "I'd Rather D*e" and moved through "Over & Over," "Don't Look Down," "Deja Vu," and "Bury Me" in a set built almost entirely around original material rather than the covers that first built his following. The songs translate well live, with heavier guitar tones than the studio versions and a full band filling out arrangements that started as bedroom recordings. Sets on this run tend to stay short, usually under thirty minutes given his opening slot, so expect a tight, hit-focused set rather than a sprawling headline show.
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Catching Nate Vickers now, while he's still opening for bigger acts, means seeing an artist early in a live career that's mostly existed on phone screens up to this point. Small rooms like The 58 at Eastside Bowl put that transition on full display, close enough to see if the songs land the same way live as they do in a fifteen-second clip. For fans who found him through a cover video, this is the chance to hear the originals. Get tickets to see Nate Vickers at Event Tickets Center.