The Weeknd Asia Tour 2026: Dates, Ticket Prices & Hotels

Check The Weeknd's 2026 tour dates and venue, ticket prices, setlists, where to buy, and hotels.

The Weeknd 2026 'After Hours Til Dawn Tour' tour at a glance

• Where it stands: the tour kicked off on 20 April 2026 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City and wrapped its European run in Lisbon on 6 September. Of the 65 shows on the 2026 routing — 6 in Latin America, 42 across the UK and Europe, 17 in Asia — only the Asian leg is still to come.
• Remaining leg: 19 September – 5 November 2026 in Tokyo (Tokorozawa), Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul (Goyang), Bangkok, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. At the time of writing the leg has not started yet; Tokyo opens it on 19 September.
• Support acts in Asia: Creepy Nuts and Yousuke Yukimatsu on selected dates — Creepy Nuts in Tokyo, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, Yousuke Yukimatsu in Tokyo, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. The finished legs were opened by Anitta in Latin America and by Playboi Carti across selected UK and European dates (with Prince 85 in Manchester and Amsterdam).
• Production and sponsors: produced by Live Nation, with Nespresso as headline sponsor (Hublot and Cash App are also tour partners).
• Where to buy: every Asian city sells through its own local platform (listed below). Trip.com carries an event page for each Asian stop with the confirmed dates, venue and seat map, plus hotels within walking distance — handy for trip planning, although the tickets themselves are not sold on Trip.com.

Which The Weeknd legs are already over?

Both of the tour's 2026 western legs have finished, so there is nothing left to book in them:

• Latin America — 20 April to 1 May 2026 (6 shows): Mexico City (Estadio GNP Seguros, 20–22 April), Rio de Janeiro (Estádio Nilton Santos, 26 April) and São Paulo (Estádio MorumBIS, 30 April–1 May), supported by Anitta.
• UK & Europe — 11 June to 6 September 2026 (42 shows): a 16-city stadium run through Manchester, Copenhagen, Munich, Lille, Paris, Amsterdam, Nice, Milan, Frankfurt, Warsaw, Stockholm, London, Dublin, Madrid, Barcelona and Lisbon, closed out at Estádio do Restelo on 5–6 September.

Anyone still selling tickets for those dates is selling resale, and the last of those nights has already passed. Everything below applies to the Asian leg only.

The Weeknd Tour 2026 dates: the Asia leg

Tokyo and Hong Kong are worth flagging if you're picking a night: Tokyo added a second Belluna Dome date (19 September) after the first sold, and Hong Kong's 30–31 October shows were joined by two extra nights on 24–25 October. Every night is sold as its own inventory, so a listing for one date won't get you into another.

Dates and venues are the confirmed routing as of 15 September 2026. If any date is postponed or added, the change will appear on Live Nation's and each venue's official channels first.

What The Weeknd Tour Tickets actually Cost

These are the official face-value tiers published by each city's ticketing partner, converted for comparison at 1 USD ≈ 7.84 HKD / 33.22 THB and 1 GBP ≈ 1.35 USD (rates as of 15 September 2026). All figures exclude booking and service fees.

The other five Asian stops sell through local platforms that publish tiers city by city rather than per seat, so check the official seller in Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul and Kuala Lumpur for the current grid. For reference, the European dates that have now finished were priced from £60.25 (~US$81), with general-admission standing around £145 (~US$196) and premium packages up to £671.76 (~US$907) at Wembley.

Prices are the tiers published by the official ticketing partner for each city as of September 2026, before fees. Currency conversions use the mid-market rates shown above and are indicative only — your card issuer's rate will differ. Resale prices change daily and are deliberately not quoted here.

How to buy The Weeknd Tour Tickets: city by city

• Bangkok — Thai Ticket Major.
• Hong Kong — HK Ticketing and Live Nation Hong Kong.
• Singapore — Ticketmaster Singapore.
• Tokyo — announced and sold separately through Japanese ticket agencies.
• Jakarta — sold through Indonesian ticketing platforms.
• Seoul — sold through Korean ticketing platforms.

The Asian general sale ran back in May 2026: artist presale opened on 18 May in most cities, card-holder and Live Nation presales followed, and general sale landed on 21 May (Tokyo's dates were announced on a separate schedule). With the first show days away, official resale and verified marketplaces are the realistic route — and remember that fan-to-fan listings for a sold-out Saturday night won't drop to face value just because a Tuesday show is quiet.

How to avoid getting burned

• Buy from the official seller or a marketplace with a written buyer guarantee — StubHub, Viagogo, Vivid Seats and Ticombo all offer one; direct social-media transfers do not.
• Skip payment apps such as Zelle or Venmo Friends & Family, and treat screenshots in DMs as proof of nothing.
• Match the exact date and venue on any listing before paying. Multi-night stadium runs are separate inventories.
• Download your tickets before you leave the hotel. Stadium Wi-Fi is the last thing you want to rely on at the gate.
• Log in to your ticketing account before the sale or resale window opens, and keep a payment card already saved on the account.

What the The Weeknd Tour setlist will look like 2026

Setlists shift from night to night, but the 2026 run has settled into a career-spanning show of close to 40 songs, built around Hurry Up Tomorrow with the After Hours and Dawn FM eras threading through it. The recent European dates opened with "Baptized in Fear" and moved through "Open Hearts", "Wake Me Up", "After Hours", "Starboy", "Heartless", "Faith", "Cry for Me", "São Paulo" and "Take My Breath", with the biggest singalongs landing late — "Save Your Tears" and "Blinding Lights" both arrive in the closing stretch, and the encore runs to "Moth to a Flame". Older favourites such as "Can't Feel My Face", "The Hills", "I Feel It Coming", "Die for You" and "Wicked Games" are in there too.

Two notes for planning your night. Playboi Carti joined the set for "Timeless" and "RATHER LIE" on the European dates he supported, but in Asia Creepy Nuts and Yousuke Yukimatsu are support acts, not guest performers in the main set — so don't expect a guest spot. And listed start times on the European run were around 8:15 PM; treat that as a planning guide only and confirm the time printed on your ticket, since support acts start well before the headline set.

Where to stay and how to get to The Weeknd Tour: all seven Asian stops

The Asian leg is where most trip-planning questions come up, so here's the practical run-down city by city. Transfer times and access arrangements are general guidance — check the venue's official page for event-day transport and gate rules.

Tokyo — Belluna Dome (Tokorozawa, Saitama)

The venue is a covered dome in Tokorozawa, roughly an hour by train from central Tokyo, so this is a night where you should plan transport rather than walk out of a city-centre hotel. Trains from Ikebukuro on the Seibu lines are the usual route, with the nearest station a short walk from the dome; services thin out after the show, so check the last connection before you commit to a hotel in central Tokyo. Staying in Tokorozawa or along the Seibu line shortens the trip home considerably.

Jakarta — Jakarta International Stadium

JIS sits in North Jakarta, and the area is not on the metro network, so most fans reach it by ride-hailing or event shuttles — and Jakarta traffic is the real story of the evening. Leave substantially more time than a map suggests, and consider a hotel in North or Central Jakarta so the return leg is manageable.

Singapore — National Stadium

The easiest of the seven. The National Stadium is part of the Singapore Sports Hub, with its own MRT station (Stadium, Circle Line) and a short ride from the city centre. Singapore is compact enough that almost anywhere central works — stay near the venue only if you want the shortest possible walk home.

Seoul — Goyang Stadium

The shows are in Goyang, north-west of Seoul rather than in the city itself, so budget a subway ride plus a short bus or taxi hop. Base yourself in central Seoul for the trip overall and leave extra time on show night, or stay in Goyang if the concert is the whole point of the visit.

Bangkok — Rajamangala National Stadium

Rajamangala is Thailand's largest stadium and sits in the Hua Mak area of Bangkok. Stay around Hua Mak, Bang Kapi or Ramkhamhaeng for the shortest trip back, or along the Airport Rail Link corridor if you want to combine the show with a city break — the stadium itself isn't on the metro, so plan on a taxi or ride-hail for the last stretch. Bangkok's late-night traffic after a stadium event is heavy, so a hotel within walking or short-ride distance pays for itself. Doors usually open during the afternoon and the show starts in the evening; confirm exact times with Thai Ticket Major.

Hong Kong — Kai Tak Stadium

Four nights (24, 25, 30 and 31 October) at Kai Tak Stadium inside Kai Tak Sports Park, served by its own MTR station (Kai Tak, Tuen Ma Line) plus buses and taxis — one of the smoothest stadium exits in Asia. Book along the Tuen Ma Line or in Kowloon East for the fastest route home, and check the venue's rules on bags and standing-zone age or height limits before you buy, since those conditions apply to the standing areas.

Kuala Lumpur — TM Stadium Nasional (Bukit Jalil)

The national stadium sits in the Bukit Jalil sports complex, reached by LRT with a walk or shuttle at the end. Stay in Bukit Jalil or Sri Petaling for a short ride home, or in the KLCC and Bukit Bintang areas if you'd rather have the city on your doorstep and accept a longer journey afterwards.

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