The Weeknd Surpasses 3 Million Tickets Sold in 2026 Alone for His 'After Hours Til Dawn' Tour
The global pop icon’s record-breaking stadium tour hits another massive milestone as it launches its European leg.
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The Weeknd has officially moved over three million concert tickets during the 2026 calendar year alone
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The ongoing After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour has officially generated over $440 million USD this year
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Due to overwhelming fan demand, the upcoming autumn Asian leg has been expanded from 11 to 17 dates
The Weeknd has reached an unprecedented live milestone with his ongoing After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour, surpassing three million tickets sold in 2026 alone. The monumental global trek has already grossed over $440 million USD this year as the artist officially kicked off his latest UK and European leg.
The tour’s European leg launched with a completely sold-out capacity performance at Etihad Stadium in Manchester on June 11, 2026. This extensive multi-night summer run is scheduled to hit major regional stops—including multi-date engagements in Denmark, Germany, France, Italy, and a five-night residency at London’s iconic Wembley Stadium—before transitioning to Asia in the autumn. To meet overwhelming fan demand across international markets, organizers expanded the final Asian leg from its original 11-stadium layout to a comprehensive 17-show itinerary spanning Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur.
The record-breaking live production features a stunning 40-foot metallic gold art sculpture created by legendary Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama, customized with laser-illuminated eyes and atmospheric palm-smoke effects. Alongside its massive commercial success, which crossed the $1 billion USD mark in global grosses last year, the tour maintains dedicated philanthropic partnerships. The artist is working with Global Citizen to fund the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund and the UN World Food Programme’s XO Humanitarian Fund, donating €1 EUR from every European ticket and £1 GBP from each ticket purchased in the United Kingdom to aid global hunger and education relief.
