Image: Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
MASS MoCA has announced that Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE will bring their 'Home on the Range Tour' to the museum’s Hunter Center on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 8 pm. The concert is part of a fall lineup of music events the museum has shared in a newsletter and on its events calendar, and it will feature support from harrison (SURF GANG) and Anysia Kym.
The performance is being presented in North Adams, Massachusetts, at the museum’s Hunter Center. Ticket prices listed on the event page are $51.50 for general admission and $88.50 for preferred seating. MASS MoCA’s calendar places the show among its upcoming fall performances, alongside concerts by Lucinda Williams and Devendra Banhart.
The museum’s event listing frames the pair as “indie rap’s favorite friendship” and positions the concert as a one-night appearance following the release of their collaborative album 'Pompeii // Utility'. The page does not offer more detail about the record’s content, but it underscores the project as the current context for the tour stop.
Earl Sweatshirt’s own artist biography on the MASS MoCA page traces his emergence as a teenager from the Odd Future collective and describes a body of work that has made him a distinctive figure in rap through dense introspection, off-kilter cadences and lyrical depth. The museum’s description cites albums including 'Doris', 'I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside', 'Some Rap Songs', 'Sick!' and 'Voir Dire' as part of that trajectory.
The same page also notes that Earl Sweatshirt’s new album, 'Live Laugh Love (LLL)', reflects what the museum describes as a profound inner shift and meditative processing of life as a father and artist in his 30s. MASS MoCA’s text says the album weaves spiritual symbolism, personal responsibility and poetic nuance into a surrealist contemplation of chaos and connection, while emphasizing continued growth, resilience and creativity.
MIKE is presented on the event page as an artist with a rock-solid catalog shaped by personal reflection and shifting moods. The museum’s text says his newest album, 'Showbiz!', balances introspection, self-confidence and internal dialogue, and that the rapper has continued to evolve through years of non-stop touring and career ascent.
Together, the two artists will share the Hunter Center stage for a single October date in the Berkshires, with harrison (SURF GANG) and Anysia Kym opening the night at MASS MoCA.
