At the end of this summer, Grammy Award-winning international recording artiste Sean Paul would have performed at 40 shows worldwide.

Since the start of the year, he, his Badda Bandz, and dancers Badda Gyalz have already completed three legs of his Timeless Tour.

In February 2026 Sean Paul kicked off the first leg of his European tours in Lyon, France. The 10-dates hopped through Germany, Switzerland, Luxemburg, and Netherlands. May saw the return of the dancehall superstar to the minor-continent in Bulgaria, Austria, Poland, and Germany and France for 10 more shows.

The Timeless Tour also had five shows across North America at Boise Music Festival; Sean Paul Live: Joliet, Illinois; Perreoland Music Fest in Lincoln, Nebraska; Summerfest 2026 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; then at Cowboys Music Festival in Calgary, Canada.

Though not on the tour schedule, US fans were also able to see Sean Paul at Heineken House at Coachella, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and the 116th Street Festival in Harlem.

“Thirty shows in, and midway through the year, it’s an amazing feeling to know that I’m still such a force in music because of this genre. People still check for my career, check for the music, and I am honoured,” Sean Paul shared before travelling for this round. “Europe has a love for outdoor shows, big festivals. Every year I also see artistes who don’t have current songs, but Europe seems to accept the music. I’m proud to be touring that circuit for Jamaica, dancehall, and reggae music.”

The third European leg of the Timeless Tour will start on July 13 in southern France at Les Jardins Du Lydia, in Wabern; in Switzerland two days later at Gurtenfestival 2026; then back to France for World Festival Ambert (16th) and Rodez (18th).

Belgian fans at Dour Festival 2026 have their chance to experience the 90-minute set on July 19 before Milan concert-goers at Kozel Carroponte on July 21; Neu-Ulm, Germany on July 25; and Łódz, Poland, on July 26.

Timeless Tour heads back to North America to Quebec on August 15 at Aéroport De Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu and Pointe-Calumet Beachclub on August 16, and closes out at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre on August 28.