Blvk H3ro’s tour is officially moving, and the next stop isn’t a big-city room. After starting in Los Angeles, he’s heading north to Ukiah for a date at The Thirsty Axe, and he’s already pointing fans to the ticket link in his bio.
The update came in a quick Facebook post that read like it was typed between soundcheck and showtime. “First soundcheck of the tour!!” he wrote, adding that an “LA recap on the way” with a pair of camera emojis.
That recap tease suggests the opening night is already behind him. For now, the footage is still in the edit, so fans who couldn’t make it to LA are waiting to see how the first show came together.
The real headline sits in the postscript. “Ps. Next Stop Ukiah The Thirsty Axe tickets 🎫 in my bio,” he wrote, which tells you the routing goes straight from Southern California up into Mendocino County.
On paper, LA to Ukiah looks like a big step down in scale. But anyone who has followed reggae on the West Coast knows Northern California has long supported the genre.
Humboldt County’s Reggae on the River and the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival, which ran for years in Mendocino County, built loyal audiences in that part of the state.
There are two ways to look at a stop like this. Some fans will see a smaller, out-of-the-way venue as an odd choice right after an LA launch.
Others will see it as a chance to catch him up close in a region that has historically shown up for roots and reggae acts.
The way he’s handling the rollout says something too. There’s no polished press release here, just a soundcheck shout, a promised video, and a nudge toward his bio.
That kind of direct, artist-run communication has become standard for touring acts who want to keep fans close to the road.
He hasn’t shared the full itinerary in this post, and other dates haven’t been confirmed in the update. So for now, the tour map runs from LA to Ukiah, with the recap footage still to come and the rest of the route yet to be announced.
