The Weeknd After Hours Til Dawn Tour 2026: Dates, Tickets & Travel Guide

The Weeknd is taking his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Tour around the world in 2026 — and it is shaping up to be one of the biggest stadium runs of the year. Produced by Live Nation, the tour kicks off in Latin America in April, rolls through Europe and the UK across the summer, and wraps up with a final Asia leg in the autumn. If you are planning to travel for a show, this guide covers the full schedule, how to get tickets, and how to plan your trip around each stop.

The Weeknd After Hours Til Dawn Tour 2026 schedule

The tour is split into three legs. Here are the confirmed dates and venues (schedule is subject to change, so always double-check before you book travel).

Latin America leg (April – May)

• Mexico City, MX — Estadio GNP Seguros — 20–22 April (support: Anitta)
• Rio de Janeiro, BR — Estádio Nilton Santos — 26 April
• São Paulo, BR — Estádio MorumBIS — 30 April & 1 May

Europe & UK leg (June – September)

• Manchester, UK — Etihad Stadium — 11–12 June
• Copenhagen, DK — Parken — 19 June
• Munich, DE — Allianz Arena — 25–27 June
• Lille, FR — Decathlon Arena (Stade Pierre Mauroy) — 3–4 July
• Paris, FR — Stade de France — 8–12 July (four nights)
• Amsterdam, NL — Johan Cruijff ArenA — 16–18 July
• Nice, FR — Allianz Riviera — 21–22 July
• Milan, IT — San Siro Stadium — 24–26 July
• Frankfurt, DE — Deutsche Bank Park — 30 July – 1 August
• Warsaw, PL — PGE Narodowy — 4–5 August
• Stockholm, SE — Strawberry Arena — 8–9 August
• London, UK — Wembley Stadium — 14–16 & 18–19 August (five nights)
• Dublin, IE — Croke Park — 22 August
• Madrid, ES — Riyadh Air Metropolitano — 28–29 August
• Barcelona, ES — Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys — 1 September
• Lisbon, PT — Estadio do Restelo — 5–6 September

Asia leg (September – November, final leg)

• Tokyo, JP — Belluna Dome — 19–20 September
• Jakarta, ID — Jakarta International Stadium — 26–27 September
• Singapore, SG — National Stadium (Kallang) — 2–3 October
• Seoul, KR — Goyang Stadium — 7 October
• Bangkok, TH — Rajamangala National Stadium — 11–13 October
• Hong Kong, CN — Kai Tak Stadium — 24–25 & 30–31 October (four shows)
• Kuala Lumpur, MY — TM Stadium Nasional — 4–5 November

The Weeknd UK tour dates: Manchester and Wembley Stadium

For UK fans, there are two chances to catch The Weeknd on home soil this summer — a two-night run in Manchester followed by a five-night residency at London's iconic Wembley Stadium.

Source: Wembley Stadium

Manchester (Etihad Stadium, 11–12 June) is the opening stop of the European leg. The stadium sits just east of Manchester city centre and is easy to reach by Metrolink tram (Etihad Campus stop), so you can stay centrally and travel out for the show. The June dates make it a good early-summer option before the main European rush.

London (Wembley Stadium, 14–16 & 18–19 August) is the centrepiece of the UK run, with five nights in total. Wembley is served by three stations — Wembley Park (Jubilee/Metropolitan lines), Wembley Central, and Wembley Stadium rail — which makes getting to and from the gig straightforward even with a full crowd. With five dates, London is also the most flexible stop if you are combining the concert with a city break.

The Asia leg of the After Hours Til Dawn Tour 2026

The tour closes with an Asia swing from late September into early November. Several of these stops are multi-night affairs, and Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts joins as the supporting act across the leg.

Source: VIP NATION ASIA

Bangkok — three nights at Rajamangala National Stadium

The Weeknd plays Rajamangala National Stadium on 11–13 October 2026, with shows at 7:00pm local time. Tickets run from THB 2,835 up to THB 21,935 via Thai Ticket Major / Live Nation Tero — the 11 and 12 October shows have sold out, so the added 13 October date is your best remaining chance. The stadium is in the Hua Mak area, away from the main tourist district, so plan your route (MRT or taxi) ahead of time.

Hong Kong — four shows at Kai Tak Stadium

Hong Kong gets the longest single-city run of the Asia leg, with four shows at Kai Tak Stadium across 24–25 and 30–31 October 2026 (8:15pm). Tickets are priced from HKD 808 up to HKD 5,998 via Live Nation HK. Kai Tak Stadium is the city's brand-new 50,000-capacity venue by the harbour, a short ride from the main Kowloon and Central hotel districts — ideal for a concert-plus-city-break itinerary.

Singapore and Kuala Lumpur

The tour also stops at Singapore's National Stadium in Kallang (2–3 October) and Kuala Lumpur's TM Stadium Nasional (4–5 November), both with Creepy Nuts supporting. Both venues are well connected by public transport, making them straightforward stops for fans travelling around Southeast Asia.

How to buy The Weeknd 2026 tour tickets

Ticket prices for the 2026 tour have generally ranged from about USD $61 to $150 for standard seats, with VIP packages reaching over USD $750 depending on the venue. Here is what to know before you buy:

• Buy from official sources. Tickets are sold through the artist's site at theweeknd.com/tour and official partners like Live Nation, Thai Ticket Major and local ticket platforms. Resale marketplaces (StubHub, Viagogo) are an option for sold-out nights but carry higher prices.
• Watch the presales. Europe and UK presales opened in early September, with general on-sale following shortly after. For the Asia leg, an Artist Presale ran in May ahead of general sale.
• Act fast on added dates. Where extra shows were added (Bangkok 13 October, Hong Kong 24–25 October), those added nights tend to be the last ones with tickets still available.
• Verify before you travel. Schedules and on-sale dates can shift, so confirm the latest details on the official tour page before booking flights or hotels.

How to plan your trip for The Weeknd concert

• Book accommodation early. Stadium shows draw tens of thousands of fans, so rooms near each venue fill up fast — especially for the multi-night runs in London, Hong Kong and Bangkok.
• Map your transport to the venue. Big stadiums are usually on public transport lines, but some (like Bangkok's Rajamangala or Wembley) are a little removed from the city centre, so check the route before show day.
• Factor in the crowd. Give yourself extra time for entry and exit; stadium shows mean long queues and busy stations immediately after the encore.
• Pair the gig with a city break. Multi-night stops like London, Hong Kong and Bangkok are ideal for turning a concert trip into a short holiday.