Suicideboys at Xfinity Center

Grey Day Tour 2026

The American hip-hop duo $uicideboy$ is back for another run of North American shows this year. Back on the road for the awaited annual tour, Scott Arceneaux Jr. & Aristos Petrou are down for wild nights! Looking to serve their biggest hits, deep cuts, and more on stage, experiencing the Grey Day Tour is a must. With a star-studded roster of special guests for the tour, the show at Xfinity Center will feature Atlanta-based rapper, Destroy Lonely.

Hailed as powerhouse artists in independent rap, Suicideboys surely got the ground shaking. In 2014, the duo marked their big rise as they turned pain into song, uploading their early tracks on SoundCloud. From their first album "Gray/Grey" in 2015 down to their success with a run of records, like "I Want to Die in New Orleans" to "Thy Will Be Done", their dark-emo rap bangers definitely hit hard.

About Suicideboys

When they started, they were pretty much a controversial name on SoundCloud - releasing music that talked about drugs, death, and misery. Inspired deep down to what their souls feel, Suicideboys took it all in and kept working. on their craft.

In a conversation with Billboard, the duo shared that they used to do everything, starting out in music. "The album artwork, designing the merchandise, making the beats — which we still do — making the videos, that was all us."

A decade of making it big, the underground act which can pretty much sell out any arena you name. These fellas also founded their own G*59 label in 2012, working alongside the rapper Ramirez. Based in New Orleans, they scored an eight-figure distribution deal in 2020.

Back in July 2019, Suicideboys performed the first "Grey Day Tour". At the time, special guests included City Morgue, Trash Talk, Denzel Curry, Shoreline Mafia, Night Lovell, Pouya, and Turnstile, who opened shows in several cities across the country. Since then, they turned the trek into an annual stint as fans couldn't get enough of their deathly-great live shows.

In 2024, they marked a big career milestone - cracking the Billboard Hot 100 with four songs off of their "New World Depression" record. This also achieved their fourth top-ten entry in the Billboard 200 chart. As they navigated sobriety and healing, this album finds Scott Arceneaux Jr. & Aristos Petrou discovering new life.

Their most recent album "Thy Kingdom Come" shines light on new realizations about living, including "hardships of being on the road, loneliness, getting old," as Scrim shared with Billboard.

Grateful to be alive, Suicideboys looks forward to sharing these hard energies with their fans as they bring back the Grey Day Tour. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!