The Rolling Quartz MY TURN Tour continues across the U.S. West Coast this week, with three California shows lined up in Sacramento, Oakland and the Los Angeles area. After dates in Vancouver, Seattle and Portland, the five-member Korean rock band is scheduled to play The Press Club in Sacramento on September 16, Crybaby in Oakland on September 17, and Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood on September 19.
The California run is part of Rolling Quartz’s 2026 MY TURN North America Tour, an extensive U.S. and Canada itinerary that began in Minneapolis in July and continues through October 9 in Dallas. Ticketmaster, Leo Presents and the band’s official channels all list the same Sacramento, Oakland and Los Angeles dates, giving fans a clear three-show stretch to watch this week.
Rolling Quartz MY TURN Tour: California Dates
| Date | City | Venue | Doors / Show |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sept. 16 | Sacramento, CA | The Press Club | 6:00 PM / 7:00 PM |
| Sept. 17 | Oakland, CA | Crybaby | 6:00 PM / 7:00 PM |
| Sept. 19 | Los Angeles area | Whisky A Go Go, West Hollywood | 6:00 PM / 7:00 PM |
Leo Presents lists doors at 6 p.m. and showtime at 7 p.m. for all three California dates. Ticketmaster also lists each concert at 7 p.m. The September 19 stop is promoted as the Los Angeles date even though Whisky A Go Go is physically located in West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip.
For fans traveling between cities, the schedule is unusually compact. Sacramento and Oakland are back-to-back dates, while the Los Angeles-area show comes two days later. The tour then continues to San Diego on September 20, followed by Mesa, Salt Lake City, Denver, Oklahoma City, Albuquerque, San Antonio, Austin, Houston and Dallas.
Why the West Coast Stretch Matters
Rolling Quartz has built much of its international reputation through live performance. The group connects with global K-pop audiences while performing as a full live rock band centered on vocals, guitars, bass and drums. That makes touring especially important: the concert experience is not an extension of the group’s music but one of the main ways audiences encounter it.
The current route also shows how far the band’s North American touring network has expanded. The 2026 schedule covers more than 30 cities across the United States and Canada. The In-Crowd reported that this is Rolling Quartz’s third North American tour, following the Rock ’N’ Roll Paradise tour in 2023 and the STAND UP tour in 2025. The band also took MY TURN through Europe earlier in 2026: official Rolling Quartz tour posts listed April stops including London, followed by additional May dates in Athens, Brno and Geneva.
That history gives the California dates more context. Rolling Quartz is not making a one-off U.S. appearance; the band is returning to markets it has been steadily developing through repeated tours. Sacramento, Oakland and Los Angeles now form part of a much larger touring strategy that keeps the group visible in North America for months rather than days.
Who Are Rolling Quartz?
Rolling Quartz is a five-member Korean rock band made up of vocalist Jayoung, guitarists Iree and Hyunjung, bassist Arem and drummer Yeongeun. The group debuted in 2020 and has developed an international fan base known as Diadem.
Unlike idol groups built primarily around programmed production and choreography, Rolling Quartz performs as a full band. That distinction has helped the group stand out inside the broader Korean music scene, especially among international listeners looking for heavier guitar-driven sounds while still following Korean pop culture.
The band’s touring profile has grown alongside its releases. Promoters continue to describe Rolling Quartz as a K-rock girl band, but the group’s appeal reaches into hard rock, alternative rock and festival audiences as well. The full-band setup gives the members room to reinterpret songs live, extend instrumental sections and bring a different type of energy to smaller club venues.
Watch Rolling Quartz Perform “My Turn”
The song “My Turn” gives the 2026 tour its name and is one of the most direct introductions to the band’s current identity. Rolling Quartz’s official YouTube channel also lists the complete 2026 North America schedule in the video description, including the Sacramento, Oakland and Los Angeles dates.
Watch Rolling Quartz perform “My Turn” live on the band’s official YouTube channel
“Roll the Dice” Adds New Material to the 2026 Tour Era
Rolling Quartz also entered the 2026 touring cycle with newer material. The official video for “Roll the Dice” was released in April, with Yoon Do-hyun of YB credited as producer and Lee Siyeon of ChRocktikal featured on the track. The band’s official channel lists the digital single release in April and a physical EP release in May.
The song’s message centers on taking risks and continuing forward even when life feels uncertain, a theme that fits naturally with a tour built around the phrase MY TURN. For a band that has spent several years expanding outside Korea, the combination of new music and a long international touring schedule makes 2026 one of the band’s busiest years internationally yet.
Watch “Roll the Dice” on Rolling Quartz’s official YouTube channel
Watch Rolling Quartz’s Official Instagram Tour Updates and Reels
Rolling Quartz also promoted the North American leg through its official Instagram account. The embedded post below links directly to the band’s official tour announcement, while the Reels link underneath opens the verified @rolling_quartz short-form video feed for current tour clips and backstage updates.
Open the official Rolling Quartz Instagram tour post
Watch Rolling Quartz Reels on the band’s official Instagram
Ticket Options Go Beyond General Admission
The tour offers several ticket tiers in addition to standard general admission. Venue and promoter listings describe VIP options that can include Hi Touch, soundcheck access and priority entry. Higher-tier packages may also include a fan sign, individual selfies with the members and a group photo experience.
Exact prices and package availability can vary by venue, so fans should check the ticket page for the specific city before buying. Leo Presents currently lists the California concerts with a range of ticket prices depending on package level. Because premium experiences can have earlier check-in requirements, fans using VIP or VVIP tickets should also confirm arrival instructions rather than relying only on the public showtime.
What Comes After Los Angeles?
The September 19 Whisky A Go Go show is not the end of the West Coast run. Rolling Quartz is scheduled to perform at Music Box in San Diego the following night, September 20. From there, MY TURN moves inland through Arizona, Utah and Colorado before continuing through the central and southern United States.
The final listed show is October 9 at Poor David’s Pub in Dallas. That means the California dates sit near the beginning of the tour’s final month, not at the end of the entire campaign.
For fans following Rolling Quartz from city to city, the next week is one of the most concentrated parts of the schedule: Sacramento on Wednesday, Oakland on Thursday, Los Angeles on Saturday and San Diego on Sunday.
Why Rolling Quartz Is Worth Watching in North America
Rolling Quartz occupies an unusual position in the Korean music export story. The group is connected to the global K-pop audience but operates with the musical language and live setup of a rock band. That allows it to reach fans who may not normally follow idol music while still benefiting from the international interest surrounding Korean artists.
The 2026 MY TURN tour is a clear example of that crossover in action. Repeated club dates across North America give the band the chance to build a local audience city by city, while official music videos and social content keep the tour visible to fans who cannot attend in person.
If the California shows continue the momentum of the earlier North American dates, the larger story will be less about one sold-out night and more about Rolling Quartz’s ability to sustain a touring circuit across multiple years. For a Korean rock band working outside the most conventional idol model, that kind of repeat demand may be one of the clearest measures of international growth.
For international fans discovering Rolling Quartz through this tour, the California run is also a useful entry point into the band’s live identity. Smaller club venues place the focus on musicianship, crowd interaction and the chemistry between the five members, which is central to the group’s appeal.
More KWaveScope Tour Coverage
For more live K-pop and Korean artist coverage in the United States, see KWaveScope’s OMEGA X San Jose 2026 guide. Readers following international tour schedules can also check our KARD Europe Tour 2026 guide.
Sources
- Leo Presents — Rolling Quartz MY TURN 2026 tour dates and showtimes
- Ticketmaster — Rolling Quartz 2026 concert schedule
- The In-Crowd — Rolling Quartz returns to North America for MY TURN
- Rolling Quartz Official — “My Turn” live from Seoul, May 10, 2026
- Rolling Quartz Official — “Roll the Dice” official music video
- Rolling Quartz Official — MY TURN North America Tour Instagram announcement
Information checked on September 14, 2026. Concert times and ticket availability may change, so fans should confirm details with the venue or ticket seller before traveling.
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