Tickets are on sale now Today, Vox Media announced that Prof G Markets, hosted by NYU Professor and entrepreneur Scott Galloway and writer and analyst Ed Elson, will go on tour for the first time this spring. Kicking off on Wednesday, May 27th in San Francisco, with additional stops in Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and New York City, Galloway and Elson will bring their sharp market insights–and special guests–to live audiences across the country.  The tour’s dates and locations include: Wednesday, May 27: San Francisco, CA at The Castro Theater Thursday, May 28: Los Angeles, CA at The Wiltern Saturday, May 30: Miami, FL at The Fillmore  Monday, June 1: Chicago, IL at The Vic  Tuesday, June 2: New York City, NY at The Town Hall  “Markets are loud, messy, and often irrational, so it felt right to bring the show out of the studio and into a room full of people,” said Elson. “We’re very excited to go live.” When asked about the tour alongside Elson, Galloway said: “I taught that bitch everything he knows. I can’t wait to see everybody!” Since its launch in 2022, Prof G Markets has grown exponentially, becoming a go-to series for younger audiences looking to connect with financial experts. As the #1 Business Podcast on Apple Podcasts (Q4 2025),  Prof G Markets serves as a daily briefing on the news moving markets – from earnings and geopolitics, to Big Tech and AI.  “Scott and Ed have built the preeminent daily business news show, reaching millions across audio, video, and social platforms,” said Ray Chao, Vox Media’s senior vice president and general manager of podcasts. “We’re excited to bring sharp insights and bad jokes to live audiences nationwide on Prof G Markets’ first-ever live tour.” This is the second tour for Galloway. Last year,

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