IShowSpeed is packing his bags again and continuing his series of world tours with a brand-new Caribbean tour. The announcement has sent fans across the region into a frenzy, with Caribbean nations celebrating the news that Speed is heading their way.The Caribbean Islands Tour is all set to start on April 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT. He won’t be travelling alone this time around and will be joined by his younger brother Jamal.

IShowSpeed Caribbean tour start date and countries

As already stated above, IShowSpeed's Caribbean Islands Tour starts on April 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET. Speed has announced the tour across his social media platforms alongside an official trailer on YouTube, which quickly racked up millions of views. The trailer features Speed shadow boxing in the background before the camera pans to reveal someone in a Pikachu costume. It turns out to be Speed's younger brother, Jamal, who appears to be joining him on the trip.Starting on April 25, Speed will be visiting the following countries as part of his tour:

The timing of the United States Virgin Islands stop is particularly noteworthy, as St. Thomas Carnival is scheduled for April 26 through May 2, 2026.

This suggests that Speed’s visit could place the territory in front of a massive live-streaming audience right as one of its biggest cultural celebrations gets underway.

What inspired IShowSpeed’s Caribbean Tour?

The Caribbean tour follows an Africa trip that Speed described as having "opened his eyes" and changed him. During his African tour, the streamer visited 20 countries in a month and showcased the continent's cultural diversity while also countering the negative stereotypes.

The trip drew massive international attention and was a clear depiction of how his livestreams can turn local scenes into global content in real time.Speed has also previously toured Europe, South America, China, Africa, and North America, building a global audience through travel-focused videos highlighting everyday life and innovation. His growing international appeal has also drawn attention from government officials.Speed picked up millions of new followers through his global tours. With 15 Caribbean nations on the itinerary, that number looks set to climb even higher.