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Isaiah Rashad announces Chattanooga concert for November

Staff File Photo by Seth Carpenter / Chattanooga-born rapper Isaiah Rashad, right, embraces Logan Yarbrough after signing a copy of his new album, ‘It’s Been Awful,’ for Yarbrough at Dallos Vinyl Love on June 20, 2026. The rapper announced that he will be returning to Chattanooga as the final stop of the North American leg of his world tour in November.
Staff File Photo by Seth Carpenter / Chattanooga-born rapper Isaiah Rashad, right, embraces Logan Yarbrough after signing a copy of his new album, ‘It’s Been Awful,’ for Yarbrough at Dallos Vinyl Love on June 20, 2026. The rapper announced that he will be returning to Chattanooga as the final stop of the North American leg of his world tour in November. Staff File Photo by Seth Carpenter / Chattanooga-born rapper Isaiah Rashad, right, embraces Logan Yarbrough after signing a copy of his new album, ‘It’s Been Awful,’ for Yarbrough at Dallos Vinyl Love on June 20, 2026. The rapper announced that he will be returning to Chattanooga as the final stop of the North American leg of his world tour in November.

Chattanooga rapper Isaiah Rashad has announced that the final stop on the North American leg of his world tour will take place in the Scenic City.

The third phase of Rashad’s “Its Been Awful” world tour was released Tuesday afternoon. It includes 14 new stops in North America, 12 stops in Europe and five stops in Oceania. The prior two phases of the tour included 31 shows across the United States and South Africa.

“I just want everybody from Chattanooga to come and show up to the show,” Shoey Russell, a local Chattanooga DJ said in a phone call. Russell has been managing merchandise and social media for the tour. “Isaiah’s team been saying Tennessee is his lowest-selling state, but I think Chattanooga is gonna be special. I want y’all to come out and support it.”



Rashad’s Chattanooga show is set for Nov. 25. The venue has not been announced by his team, although the rapper traditionally performs at The Signal when returning to the Scenic City, according to Dylan Rivera, the city’s director of policy planning and implementation.