Critical Role Announces 2026 Live Tour Dates, Three Shows in Europe

Critical Role has announced its 2026 slate of live shows, with two shows in the US and three in Europe. The new tour dates are as follows:

• Atlanta, GA: May 26, 2026
• Berlin, Germany: July 6, 2026
• Edinburgh, Scotland: July 12, 2026
• London, England: October 26, 2026
• Dallas, Texas: December 3, 2026.

All five shows will feature the founding cast members Matthew Mercer, Ashley Johson, Marisha Ray, Taliesin Jaffe, Travis Willingham, Sam Riegel, Laura Bailey, and Liam O' Brien. Mercer will serve as the GM for four of the five shows, with Travis Willingham serving as the GM for the Dallas, Texas show. Details about the game system featured in the live shows were not revealed, but the tour is titled as the Echoes of Exandria Tour, so fans can expect to see games set in the core world of the popular web series.

A trailer for the upcoming tour can be seen below:

 

[UnplayedRanger]

Ft Worth and Dallas are not the same city

 

[The Soloist]

I guess Canada is too boring for them. I’m sure they would fill an auditorium in Toronto or in Vancouver.

 

[Superchunk77]

I guess Canada is too boring for them. I’m sure they would fill an auditorium in Toronto or in Vancouver.

I know Glass Cannon Podcast does live plays in Toronto and Vancouver. The market is there for sure.

 

[Seramus]

Ft Worth and Dallas are not the same city

To be fair, I can drive through Dallas, Irving, Arlington, and Fort Worth without even noticing the slightest break in the cityscape.

 

[Morrus]

Who tagged this as the geography thread?

 

[Seramus]

Who tagged this as the geography thread?

Travis Willingham, clearly!

 

[J-H]

To be fair, I can drive through Dallas, Irving, Arlington, and Fort Worth without even noticing the slightest break in the cityscape.

Weatherford to Royse City, Lancaster to Gainesville!
And still growing by about 100,000 people per year.

It blew my mind a bit when I found out that the population of DFW was greater than the entire population of Ireland.

This is an actual event close enough that I could make it, but since I haven't actually watched CR, I probably wouldn't enjoy it enough for it to be worth the trip (no understanding of the references, world, plot). Playing D&D on stage seems like a lot of pressure, but I guess they are used to it!

 

[Seramus]

This is an actual event close enough that I could make it, but since I haven't actually watched CR, I probably wouldn't enjoy it enough for it to be worth the trip (no understanding of the references, world, plot). Playing D&D on stage seems like a lot of pressure, but I guess they are used to it!

The DFW show is actually really tempting to me, because Travis is the one GMing it. And the last time he GMed a game we got Grog's One Shot. So whatever is happening is sure to be chaotic and hilarious.

 

[UnplayedRanger]

Who tagged this as the geography thread?

i was just tickled that the poster said Ft Worth, but the article changed it to Dallas