A DRAG QUEEN CHRISTMAS Unveil 2026 Tour Dates Across the U.S.
The 2026 edition is hosted by returning fan favorite and theatre star Nina West.
A Drag Queen Christmas is going back on the road this holiday season. Produced by Murray & Peter Present, the long-running drag tour returns for its 12th year, with a 39-city national tour this November and December.
The 2026 edition is hosted by returning fan favorite and theatre star Nina West, and features an all-new merry lineup of drag superstars from the Emmy-winning RuPaul’s Drag Race franchise.
Artist pre-sale begins Wednesday, June 3 at 10 a.m. (local time) with the code “TWELVE,” and general on sale begins Friday, June 5 at 10 a.m. (local time) here.
This year’s cast includes Myki Meeks, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18, along with runner-up Nini Coco. Also from Season 18 are Darlene Mitchell, Juicy Love Dion, , and Discord Addams. The lineup also includes Crystal Methyd, from Drag Race All Stars Season 11 & Drag Race Season 12, and Silky Ganache from Drag Race All Stars Season 11, Drag Race All Stars Season 6, and Drag Race Season 11.
“A Drag Queen Christmas” is a holiday drag showcase and a theatrical experience that delivers high camp, over-the-top lip-sync performances, comedy, elaborate costumes, Broadway-style staging, and more. The show offers audiences a chance to see drag queens perform showstopping, holiday numbers.
This 18+ holiday extravaganza runs two hours and offers fans the chance to add on a VIP Meet & Greet Experience, including early access to the venue, photos with the queens on stage, autographs, and exclusive tour merchandise.
A Drag Queen Christmas 2026 Tour Dates:
November 11 - Detroit, MI (Fisher Theatre)
November 12 - Rochester, NY (Kodak Center)
November 13 - Rutland, VT (Paramount Theatre)
November 14 - Portland, ME (Merrill Auditorium)
November 15 - Boston, MA (Emerson Colonial Theatre)
November 17 - Red Bank, NJ (Count Basie Center for the Arts)
November 18 - Morristown, NJ (Mayo Performing Arts Center)
November 19 - Washington, DC (Warner Theatre)
November 20 - Durham, NC (Durham Performing Arts Center)
November 21 - Wilmington, NC (Wilson Center - Cape Fear Community College)
November 22 - Philadelphia, PA (Fillmore)
November 24 - Pittsburgh, PA (Byham Theater)
November 25 - Columbus, OH (Palace Theatre)
November 27 - Chicago, IL (Riviera Theatre)
November 28 - Appleton, WI (Fox Cities Performing Arts Center)
November 29 - Omaha, NE (Orpheum Theater)
November 30 - Oklahoma City, OK (The Criterion)
December 1 - Des Moines, IA (Hoyt Sherman Place)
December 2 - Kansas City, MO (Uptown Theater)
December 4 - Denver, CO (Paramount Theatre)
December 5 - Salt Lake City, UT (Kingsbury Hall)
December 7 - Seattle, WA (Moore Theatre)
December 9 - Sacramento, CA (Channel 24)
December 10 - San Francisco, CA (Golden Gate Theatre)
December 11 - Stockton, CA (Bob Hope Theatre)
December 12 - Los Angeles, CA (The Wiltern)
December 13 - Santa Rosa, CA (Luther Burbank Center)
December 15 - Mesa, AZ (Mesa Arts Center)
December 16 - Tucson, AZ (Fox Tucson Theatre)
December 17 - El Paso, TX (Plaza Theatre)
December 19 - Austin, TX (ACL Live at The Moody Theater)
December 20 - Dallas, TX (Winspear Opera House)
December 21 - Wichita, KS (Orpheum Theatre)
December 22 - St.Louis, MO (The Factory)
December 23 - Knoxville, TN (Tennessee Theatre)
December 26 - Tampa Bay, FL (Straz Center for the Performing Arts)
December 27 - Fort Myers, FL (Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall)
December 28 - West Palm Beach, FL (Kravis Center for the Performing Arts)
December 29 - Jacksonville, FL (Florida Theatre)
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