Nitro Circus is gearing up for a hometown-style homecoming in Annapolis, with its latest stadium stop locked in for Sunday, August 23, 2026, at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The revamped 2.0 tour is promising higher ramps, wilder contraptions, and a packed lineup of athletes pulling off more than 100 stunts in a single night.
The Annapolis date is listed on the official schedule for the 2026 Nitro Circus 2.0 Tour Presented by Ram Trucks, according to Nitro Circus. The company’s event page also includes a “Get Tickets” link for the local stop, so fans can lock in seats before the best sections disappear.
What To Expect
The 2026 production is built around a 20-athlete roster delivering more than 100 stunts over the course of the show, as outlined by PR Newswire. The tour announcement hints at several first-ever live tricks, including Adam Jones attempting a 75-foot backflip through a 35-foot wall of fire and Ryan Bean’s giganta ramp “death dive.” Snowmobile stunts are also slated to return with Cody Matechuk. In the release, Ryan “R Willy” Williams said the new tour is designed to feel fresh from city to city, which means Annapolis should get its own flavor of chaos.
Tickets And Timing
General ticket sales rolled out in early April, with local coverage noting that public on-sale opened Friday, April 10 at 10 a.m., according to Eye On Annapolis. Ticket listings put the Annapolis show on Sunday, August 23 with a 6 p.m. start time at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, per Ticketmaster. Expect a sizable crowd and a busy early evening on the roads, so factor extra time into your arrival and stadium entry.
Back To Pastrana's Hometown
The tour announcement highlights that Nitro Circus was co-founded in 2003 by hometown rider Travis Pastrana, and the brand still leans into that local connection when it books stadium dates. When Nitro Circus last hit Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in 2017, around 22,000 fans showed up for one of the company’s biggest North American shows, according to the Washingtonian. That kind of turnout helps explain why organizers are steering the 2.0 tour back to a Naval Academy venue this August.
Plan Ahead
Parking headaches and crowd bottlenecks have been part of the story at past stadium events, so fans would be wise to give themselves a generous buffer on show day. For tickets and VIP packages, check the event page on Nitro Circus and resale marketplaces such as AXS to see the latest seat maps, prices, and premium options.
