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Jack Harlow Takes Over Dallas Tonight

B96 DallasSeptember 8, 20263 min read

Jack Harlow is spending Tuesday night in Dallas.


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The rapper brings his Monica Tour to South Side Ballroom on Tuesday, September 8, with James Savage opening the show. The Dallas stop follows Monday night's performance in Houston as Harlow continues the Texas leg of his 2026 tour.

South Side Ballroom is at 1135 Botham Jean Boulevard in Dallas, just south of downtown. The venue says doors open at 7 p.m. and lists an 8 p.m. event time. Ticketmaster and Live Nation currently show the concert at 7:30 p.m., so fans may want to arrive early rather than cut it close.


What Dallas Fans Need to Know

WhoJack Harlow with James Savage
WhenTuesday, September 8
WhereSouth Side Ballroom
Address1135 Botham Jean Blvd., Dallas
Doors7 p.m.
Show listing7:30–8 p.m.; arrive early
TicketsAvailable through official Live Nation/Ticketmaster listings


The Tour Is Built Around Monica

The tour gets its name from Harlow's fourth studio album, Monica, released in March.

Harlow recorded much of the project at New York's legendary Electric Lady Studios after moving to the city. The album includes contributions from Robert Glasper, Ravyn Lenae, Omar Apollo and Dallas opener James Savage.

But Dallas fans shouldn't expect a night made up only of new material.


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Recent Monica Tour shows have mixed the new record with songs from throughout Harlow's career. Recent setlists have included “WHATS POPPIN,” “First Class,” “Lovin On Me,” “Tyler Herro,” “Nail Tech,” “Dua Lipa” and his part of Lil Nas X's “INDUSTRY BABY.” The show has also featured several tracks from Monica, including “Trade Places,” “Lonesome,” “Prague” and “My Winter.” Setlists can change from city to city.



One recent tour review described the show as a lengthy set that moves between Harlow's newer material and the big records fans already know, with James Savage opening the night. 

If you're carrying a bag, pay attention to the venue policy before heading out. South Side Ballroom says all bags will be searched. It allows a single-compartment clutch or wallet no larger than 6 by 9 inches, or a clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches.

Tickets were still being offered through the official concert listing Tuesday morning, although availability and prices can change as showtime gets closer.



A Big Week for Music in Dallas

Jack Harlow also kicks off a packed few days at South Side Ballroom. Chance the Rapper arrives Thursday, BUNT. performs Friday and Shaboozey takes the stage Saturday.

For Dallas-Fort Worth fans heading to Harlow tonight, expect plenty from Monica — but judging by the tour so far, he isn't leaving the hits at home either.

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