Pentatonix have announced a 2026 leg of their Christmas In The City tour, opening November 5 in Tacoma, Washington, and visiting 28 arenas across North America in November and December. The tour will run through a California finale a few days before Christmas and arrives alongside a deluxe edition of the group’s 2025 album Christmas In The City. Presale registration is available now, with general ticket sales beginning August 14 at 10 a.m. local time.
The deluxe edition builds on the original 16-track Christmas In The City with 10 new songs, two covers, seven live recordings and the new single “Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again.” Pentatonix’s eighth Christmas album was inspired by Christmastime in New York and paired holiday standards with original songs in a jazz-influenced setting. Kirstin Maldonado said the mashup suited the group’s approach to classic Hollywood Christmas music and jazz. “‘Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again’ was a fun one to create!” she said. “We love this iconic mashup, and it fits perfectly into our homage to the classic Christmas tunes of Hollywood’s Golden Age and the timeless jazz era on this album.”
Most of the 2026 itinerary consists of stops not included on the 2025 holiday run, though Pentatonix will return to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, for an encore performance. The route will also take the group through Montana, Wyoming, the Midwest and Northeast. Vancouver, British Columbia, and Hamilton, Ontario, will host Pentatonix’s first Canadian holiday shows. The group is partnering with the music education nonprofit Save The Music on select dates, giving ticket buyers the option to make a charitable donation during the purchase process. The organization focuses on preserving music education in schools.
The tour announcement follows Pentatonix’s release of “Heaven On Earth,” their first non-holiday single in five years and a collaboration with Grammy Award-winning producer Poo Bear. In July 2026, the group followed with “Sacrifice,” another Poo Bear collaboration. Pentatonix also completed a European arena tour in 2026 and is scheduled to perform at Japan’s Summer Sonic Festival in Osaka and Tokyo in August.
Listen to the new single “Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again” here.
