The Weeknd is extending his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Tour into 2026 with newly announced stadium shows across South America and Europe. The run will bring the singer’s monumental live production—already hailed as one of the most ambitious tours in modern pop—to new cities beginning April 2026.
In South America, the Toronto superstar will be joined by Brazilian superstar Anitta, who is set to open the shows in Mexico and Brazil. For the European leg, rap star Playboi Carti will serve as the supporting act.
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Tour Dates
South America
• Mexico City, MX: April 20 & 21
• Rio de Janeiro, BR: April 26
• São Paulo, BR: April 30 & May 1
Europe
• Paris, FR: July 10
• Amsterdam, NL: July 17
• Nice, FR: July 21
• Milan, IT: July 24
• Frankfurt, DE: July 30
• Warsaw, PL: August 4
• London, UK: August 15
• Dublin, IE: August 22
• Madrid, ES: August 29
The announcement follows The Weeknd’s history-making achievements this year. His After Hours Til Dawn Tour has already grossed over $600 million and sold more than 4 million tickets worldwide, making it the highest-grossing tour ever by a Black artist. This milestone places him in the company of icons like Tina Turner, whose Wildest Dreams Tour in the late 1990s previously held the record.
The tour showcases The Weeknd’s recent trilogy of albums—After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022), and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025). Each concert is designed as a cinematic journey, complete with pyrotechnics, laser displays, masked choreography, and a massive golden statue by Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. The 37-song setlist balances classics such as “Blinding Lights,” “Starboy,” and “Can’t Feel My Face” with new fan favorites like “Opening Night” and “Niagara Falls” from Hurry Up Tomorrow.
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