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The Weeknd has added new 2026 dates to his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour, with huge stadium shows in Manchester, London and Dublin.
Tour Dates:
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 11 June
Manchester Etihad Stadium, 12
London Wembley Stadium, 14 Aug
London Wembley Stadium, 15
London Wembley Stadium, 16
London Wembley Stadium, 18
London Wembley Stadium, 19
Dublin Croke Park, 22
Dublin Croke Park, 23
Tickets on sale now from Ticketmaster
Plus special guest Playboi Carti across all dates.
Artist Bio:
The Weeknd is a Canadian singer, songwriter, and record producer who has become one of the most influential artists of his generation. Known for his distinctive, genre blending sound that fuses R&B, pop, and alternative elements, he first gained attention with his early mixtapes before achieving worldwide success with hits like ‘Blinding Lights’, ‘Starboy’ and ‘Save Your Tears’. With multiple Grammy Awards and chart topping albums to his name, The Weeknd continues to push creative boundaries and command massive global audiences.
Artist News:
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour, which originally launched in 2022, has become the biggest R&B tour in history, spanning stadiums across North America, Europe, the UK, South America, and Australia over the past three years. The multi-platinum and 7x Diamond-certified artist continues to dominate streaming, with 111 million monthly listeners on Spotify, holding the record for the highest number of monthly listeners for over two years. In 2023, the Guinness World Records named him “The Most Popular Artist in the World”. His 2020 album ‘After Hours’ is now the most streamed R&B album of all time, followed by ‘Starboy’ at No.2. His record-breaking single ‘Blinding Lights’ achieved RIAA Diamond certification and was named the No.1 Billboard Hot 100 song of all time, surpassing Chubby Checker’s classic ‘The Twist’.
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