Kanye West, who now performs under the name Ye, is expanding his 2026 concert schedule with three new stadium shows across the United States.
The rapper has announced upcoming performances in Houston, Arlington in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and Glendale, Arizona, adding another major stretch of stadium dates to his ongoing Ye Live Concert tour.
Three New Stadium Dates
The newly announced shows will take Ye to three of the biggest stadiums in the country.
He is scheduled to perform at Reliant Stadium in Houston on October 31, followed by a show at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on November 7. The third concert will take place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on November 21.
The Houston performance will also fall on Halloween, giving the rapper a high-profile holiday-night stadium show.
According to Ye’s official tour website, fans can currently register for the newly announced dates, with ticket-sale information to follow.
Ye Continues His 2026 Stadium Run
The announcement comes as Ye continues a busy year of international performances.
His current schedule already includes two shows at Soldier Field in Chicago on September 3 and 4, followed by two performances at Gazprom Arena in St. Petersburg, Russia, on October 10 and 11. He is also scheduled to perform at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on October 24.
The Chicago shows are particularly significant as they mark a return to his hometown for a two-night stadium run.
Earlier in the year, Ye also performed at major venues including Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium and Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, continuing a comeback-style run of large-scale performances throughout 2026.
A Major Return to U.S. Stadiums
Ye’s decision to continue booking stadiums represents a significant return to the large-scale live environment that has been central to his career.
The artist has spent much of 2026 performing one-off concerts internationally, gradually expanding the number of major venues on his schedule. The three newly announced U.S. dates further suggest that the current tour is becoming one of his most extensive concert runs in years.
His live performances have also continued to attract attention because of the size of his catalog, with recent setlists featuring major hits such as “Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1,” “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” “Black Skinhead,” “Mercy,” “Praise God” and “Carnival.”
Fans Await Ticket Details
For now, fans can register for the three newly announced concerts through Ye’s official tour platform. General ticket-sale dates for the new stadium shows have not yet been announced on the official schedule.
With Houston, Arlington and Glendale now added to the calendar, Ye’s 2026 tour continues to grow into a major stadium run spanning North America, Europe and Asia.
The new dates also give fans another opportunity to see one of hip-hop’s most influential and controversial figures return to the stage with a catalog that has shaped popular music for more than two decades.
