The Weeknd returns in 2026 with his most ambitious tour yet—a massive stadium run spanning Mexico, South America, and Europe. With over 50 confirmed dates, this tour builds on the success of the After Hours til Dawn stadium tour, featuring production on an unprecedented scale.
Following the global success of his latest album and multiple sold-out arena tours, The Weeknd is stepping into pure stadium territory with shows at venues like Estadio GNP Seguros, Allianz Arena, and Johan Cruijff ArenA. Expect the signature cinematic production, elaborate stage design, and career-spanning setlists that have made his live shows legendary.
This tour represents a victory lap for one of the decade's most successful artists, with ticket demand expected to be massive. Multiple-night stands in major cities like Mexico City (4 nights), Munich (3 nights), and Amsterdam (6 nights) demonstrate the scale of this undertaking.
April 20, 2026
Estadio GNP Seguros
Mexico City, Mexico
April 21, 2026
Estadio GNP Seguros
Mexico City, Mexico
April 22, 2026
Estadio GNP Seguros
Mexico City, Mexico
April 26, 2026
Estádio Nilton Santos (Engenhão)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
April 30, 2026
MorumBis Stadium
São Paulo, Brazil
June 11-12, 2026
Etihad Stadium
Manchester, UK (2 nights)
June 19-20, 2026
Parken Stadium
Copenhagen, Denmark (2 nights)
June 25-27, 2026
Allianz Arena
Munich, Germany (3 nights)
July 16-18, 2026
Johan Cruijff ArenA
Amsterdam, Netherlands (6 nights)
Additional July dates to be announced for UK, France, Spain, and more European cities.
The Weeknd's stadium shows typically sell out quickly, especially floor and VIP sections. Here's what to know:
Presale Strategy: Most shows have multiple presale windows starting 3-4 days before general on-sale. Sign up for official presale codes through The Weeknd's website, venue newsletters, and credit card company presales (Amex, Citi often have early access).
Resale Market: If you miss the initial on-sale, authorized resale platforms like StubHub, Vivid Seats, and official venue resale can be good options. Prices typically drop 1-2 weeks before the show as sellers become desperate to offload tickets.
Best Value: Upper bowl seats offer incredible value—you still get the full production experience (lights, screens, pyrotechnics) at a fraction of the cost. Stadium shows are designed to be spectacular from any angle.
Based on previous tour setlists and career trajectory, expect a 25-30 song setlist spanning The Weeknd's entire discography. The show typically runs 90-105 minutes of non-stop performance with minimal breaks between songs.
The show typically opens with high-energy recent hits, transitions through a mid-set emotional section featuring slower tracks and deep cuts, then builds to an explosive finale with his biggest radio singles. Expect elaborate costume changes, stunning visual effects, and pyrotechnics throughout.
Capacity: 65,000 • Home of Liga MX football
Getting There: Located in Benito Juárez borough, easily accessible via Metro Line 9 (Ciudad Deportiva station). Uber/taxi from downtown takes 20-30 minutes depending on traffic.
Pro Tips: Arrive 90 minutes early for security and to grab merchandise. Food options inside are limited—eat beforehand. Weather can be unpredictable in April, bring a light jacket.
Capacity: 75,000 • Home of FC Bayern München
Getting There: U-Bahn line U6 directly to Fröttmaning station (20 minutes from city center). Parking available but book ahead.
Pro Tips: The arena's iconic exterior lighting will likely be programmed to match the show. Excellent acoustics throughout. Beer gardens nearby if you arrive early.
Capacity: 55,000 • Home of AFC Ajax
Getting There: Metro line 54 (Bijlmer ArenA station) connects directly from Central Station. Journey takes about 15 minutes.
Pro Tips: The 6-night run suggests something special—possible unique setlists or guest appearances. Book hotels early as Amsterdam fills up fast. The arena has a retractable roof but summer shows typically leave it open.
The Weeknd's stadium shows are known for their cinematic scale and theatrical production values. The stage design typically features:
The show typically has minimal crowd interaction—The Weeknd stays in character throughout, letting the music and production speak for itself. Don't expect long speeches or banter, but do expect an unrelenting barrage of hits and spectacular visuals that justify the stadium scale.
If you're traveling to catch The Weeknd on this tour, here's what you need to know:
Making a Weekend of It: All of these cities offer world-class attractions beyond the concerts. In Mexico City, explore Teotihuacan pyramids and the historic center. In Amsterdam, visit the Van Gogh Museum and canal tours. Munich offers beer halls and easy day trips to Neuschwanstein Castle.
The current routing suggests a fall 2026 North American leg is likely. The Weeknd typically hits US and Canadian markets after international runs. Watch for announcements after the European dates conclude.
Expect 90-105 minutes of non-stop performance. The Weeknd rarely leaves the stage during his set, delivering a relentless energy level throughout.
Opening acts have not been announced yet. Previous tours featured artists like Sabrina Claudio, Don Toliver, and Mike Dean. Expect announcements 4-6 weeks before each regional leg begins.
The Weeknd rarely offers traditional meet and greets. VIP packages typically include premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and early venue entry, but not direct artist access.
Phone cameras are allowed, but professional cameras with detachable lenses are typically prohibited. Check specific venue policies before your show.
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