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Cosmic Baseball schedules Cosmic Chili Peppers for 2027 Jacksonville tour stop

October 9, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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Cosmic Baseball will bring the 2027 Cosmic Takeover Tour: Baseball to VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville as part of a 44-stadium Minor League Baseball tour announced Oct. 7, 2026. The event will feature the Cosmic Chili Peppers and the Glow Mojis in a nighttime production built around black lights, UV-reactive gear, a live DJ and interactive fan engagement.

Dates and ticketing information for the Jacksonville event will be announced later. Fans can join a ticket lottery for the chance to purchase tickets to the VyStar Ballpark event while they await additional details.

Cosmic Baseball expands after 2026 tour

The 2027 tour follows a 2026 schedule that featured 74 sold-out games across 30 markets and welcomed more than 750,000 fans. The 2026 tour represented a 400% increase over the inaugural 2025 tour. The next tour will add new in-game features, including a 360-degree fireworks display.

Chris Martin, owner and founder of Cosmic Baseball, said the production will grow while retaining the matchup between the Cosmic Chili Peppers and the Glow Mojis.

“The energy on our 2026 tour was absolutely electric, blowing past every expectation we set,” says Chris Martin, Owner and Founder of Cosmic Baseball. “For 2027, we’ve dialed up the production, added groundbreaking new in-game features, and created a glowing nighttime performance that fans will be talking about long after the final light goes out.”

Cosmic Baseball has been featured nationally on The Today Show, ABC News and Sports Illustrated. The event combines professional baseball with a full-scale neon display and immersive entertainment.

2027 Cosmic Takeover Tour: Baseball locations

VyStar Ballpark is home to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins. The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp compete in the International League and were the 2025 International League and Triple-A National Champions.

The announced tour list includes the following cities and ballparks:

  • Jacksonville, Florida – VyStar Ballpark
  • Madison, Alabama – Toyota Field
  • Tulsa, Oklahoma – ONEOK Field
  • Papillion, Nebraska – Werner Park
  • Durham, North Carolina – Durham Bulls Athletic Park
  • San Antonio, Texas – Nelson Wolff Municipal Stadium
  • South Jordan, Utah – Ballpark @ America First Square
  • Worcester, Massachusetts – Polar Park
  • Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania – Jefferson Park
  • Nashville, Tennessee – First Horizon Park
  • St. Paul, Minnesota – CHS Field
  • Columbus, Ohio – Huntington Park
  • Scranton, Pennsylvania – PNC Field
  • Gwinnett, Georgia – Gwinnett Field
  • Sugar Land, Texas – Constellation Field
  • Akron, Ohio – 7 17 Credit Union Park
  • Toledo, Ohio – Fifth Third Field
  • Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – Pelicans Ballpark
  • Norfolk, Virginia – Harbor Park
  • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
  • Charlotte, North Carolina – Truist Field
  • Syracuse, New York – NBT Bank Stadium
  • Buffalo, New York – Sahlen Field
  • Des Moines, Iowa – Principal Park
  • Knoxville, Tennessee – Covenant Health Park
  • Indianapolis, Indiana – Victory Field
  • Grand Rapids, Michigan – LMCU Ballpark
  • Rochester, New York – ESL Ballpark
  • Brooklyn, New York – Maimonides Park
  • Louisville, Kentucky – Louisville Slugger Field
  • Albuquerque, New Mexico – Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park
  • Dayton, Ohio – Day Air Ballpark
  • Round Rock, Texas – Dell Diamond
  • Reno, Nevada – Greater Nevada Field
  • El Paso, Texas – Southwest University Park
  • Las Vegas, Nevada – Las Vegas Ballpark
  • Mesa, Arizona – Sloan Park
  • Fresno, California – Chukchansi Park
  • Corpus Christi, Texas – Whataburger Field
  • Birmingham, Alabama – Regions Field
  • Sacramento, California – Sutter Health Park
  • Wichita, Kansas – Equity Bank Park

FSB Take

Jacksonville will be the Florida stop on Cosmic Baseball’s 2027 national tour. The local event will bring the Cosmic Chili Peppers and the Glow Mojis to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp’s home ballpark, with the production also scheduled to include a 360-degree fireworks display.

The next key updates for Northeast Florida fans are the Jacksonville date and ticketing information. The ticket lottery is currently the stated opportunity to pursue tickets before those details are announced.


Source: Original report