Kanye West, now performing as Ye, has officially announced three new U.S. dates for his 2026 live run, adding stops in Houston, Dallas and Phoenix. The newly revealed shows extend the stadium-focused schedule as Ye continues his first major headlining tour in nearly a decade.
The new dates are scheduled for October 31 in Houston, November 7 in Dallas and November 21 in Phoenix. According to the announcement, fans can sign up through Ye’s official touring page for ticket information and updates.
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The Houston concert is listed for Oct. 31 at Reliant Stadium, while the Dallas date is set for Nov. 7 at AT&T Stadium. The final newly announced show will take place Nov. 21 in Phoenix at State Farm Arena, according to the tour announcement.
The additions arrive as Kanye West prepares for two previously announced performances at Chicago’s Soldier Field on September 3 and 4. His current Ye Live Concert Tour launched with back-to-back shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on April 1 and 3, drawing a combined 140,480 tickets and generating an estimated $33 million in gross revenue.
Since then, the tour has expanded internationally, with Ye taking his large-scale production to stadiums across Europe, Asia and North America. The shows have featured a globe-shaped stage and a career-spanning setlist combining songs from his 2026 album Bully with staples including “Runaway,” “Power,” “Mercy,” “Black Skinhead,” “Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1” and “Can’t Tell Me Nothing.”
The U.S. expansion comes after uncertainty surrounding some of the tour’s previously announced dates. Two planned October shows at Gazprom Arena in St. Petersburg, Russia, were reportedly canceled after the venue said it had not signed a rental agreement for the concerts. The Oct. 10 and 11 performances had been announced as part of the international itinerary, but Gazprom Arena later stated that no contracts had been signed for the stadium rental.
Bully, Kanye West’s 12th studio album, arrived in March 2026 and serves as the primary studio release behind the current concert campaign. The tour marks his first major headlining run since the 2016 Saint Pablo Tour, which included dates across North America before being cut short.
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