Epik High 3.0 Tour Heads to Oakland After LA: Setlist and Remaining Dates

Epik High performed the Los Angeles stop of its 3.0 North American tour at The Novo at 8 p.m. on October 15, 2026.

Stream Epik High’s official catalog and view listed tour dates.

Key Takeaways

Epik High (에픽하이) played The Novo in Los Angeles on October 15, 2026, at 8 p.m., one stop in a 14-show North American run with six shows still to come.
Six shows remain: Oakland (Oct. 18), Vancouver (Oct. 20), Seattle (Oct. 22 and Oct. 25), Las Vegas (Oct. 27), and San Diego (Oct. 29).
The October 22 Seattle date sold out. A second Seattle show was added at Neptune Theatre for October 25.
Live Nation’s reference setlist from the October 13 Dallas show lists 20 songs, from “High Technology” to “Don’t Hate Me.”
The Las Vegas show on October 27 has 7:30 p.m. doors, an 8:30 p.m. start, and general-admission standing room only.

Epik High Completes the Los Angeles Stop

Epik High took the stage at The Novo in Los Angeles at 8 p.m. on October 15, 2026. The show was one stop on the group’s 3.0 North American tour, which runs 14 concerts across 13 cities in the United States and Canada between September 30 and October 29. With Los Angeles finished, the tour has moved past its midpoint toward its final run of West Coast and Canadian dates.

Epik High formed in 2003 and consists of Tablo, Mithra Jin, and DJ Tukutz, according to KBS WORLD. The group’s official Spotify profile showed 1,346,341 monthly listeners and listed 13 tour events at the time it was checked.

Six Epik High 3.0 Tour Dates Remain

After Los Angeles, six concerts are left on the schedule. All six take place in the western United States and in Canada.

Date	City	Venue
October 18	Oakland	TBA via official ticketing
October 20	Vancouver	TBA via official ticketing
October 22	Seattle	Sold out
October 25	Seattle	Neptune Theatre
October 27	Las Vegas	Confirmed venue, doors 7:30 p.m. PDT
October 29	San Diego	TBA via official ticketing

As of the EPIK HIGH official shop listing, ticket links remained active for Oakland, Seattle (Oct. 25), Las Vegas, and San Diego. Availability can change by venue, so fans should confirm current status before planning travel.

Seattle Adds a Second Performance

The original October 22 Seattle concert sold out. A second Seattle date was then scheduled for October 25 at Neptune Theatre, according to Ticketmaster listings. The October 25 show gives fans who missed the first Seattle date a direct alternative in the same city, three days later.

What Epik High Is Performing on the 3.0 Tour

No setlist from the Los Angeles show at The Novo has been independently confirmed. For reference, Live Nation’s featured setlist from the October 13 Dallas stop lists 20 songs. The Dallas show opened with “High Technology” and closed with “Don’t Hate Me.” This list reflects the Dallas date specifically, not a confirmed Los Angeles program. Readers who want the tour’s opening-night setlist can check Epik High’s first confirmed setlist from the tour’s North American opener.

Classics and 2026 Songs in the Set

The Dallas setlist, documented by setlist.fm, mixed older catalog songs with newer material. Established tracks included “One,” “Fan,” “Love Love Love,” and “BORN HATER.” Alongside these, the set included 2026 songs “anime,” “TUKUTZISM,” and “EPIKISM.”

Tickets and Venue Details for Remaining Shows

Ticket platforms for the remaining dates include Ticketmaster and the official EPIK HIGH tour shop. The Las Vegas show on October 27 has the most detailed public listing. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8:30 p.m. PDT. General-admission tickets for Las Vegas are designated standing room only, per the official Ticketmaster event page.

For Southeast Asian readers tracking North American concert times, the Las Vegas start time converts differently depending on local time zone, but no broadcast or livestream has been listed for any 3.0 tour date in the verified sources.

What the Route Means for Global Fans

The published 3.0 itinerary covers only the United States and Canada. The remaining six shows run through the western U.S. and end in Vancouver before closing in San Diego. No Latin American or Southeast Asian dates appear anywhere in the published 14-show schedule.

For fans in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Colombia, this means the 3.0 tour does not currently include a regional stop. The same applies to fans in Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. No livestream or additional dates for these regions appear in the sources we checked.

Our reading: a 20-song setlist that places 2026 songs like “anime,” “TUKUTZISM,” and “EPIKISM” alongside older catalog tracks such as “One” and “Fan” suggests the group is building the 3.0 show around its full discography rather than a single album cycle.