The Weeknd ‘After Hours’ 2022 Tour Dates, Cities Announced: How To Get Tickets

After two postponements due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, The Weeknd appears hopeful he’ll be able to bring his music to fans in the traditional concert setting in 2022, announcing that his “After Hours” tour is now rescheduled for dates next year.

The artist, who released the album in 2020, was initially set to begin in June of that year, but with the onset of the pandemic and concerts and live entertainment canceled indefinitely, he pushed it to June of 2021. Now, things have been pushed once more, though fans won’t have to wait a full year for the new dates.

The tour is set to kick off in Vancouver, Canada in January, before heading to the U.S. later that month. The North American leg will close in May with a show in Tacoma, Washington, before he plans to take the show international from September through November.

Tour dates and locations in the U.S. include:

• Jan. 21, 2022: Xcel Energy Center; St. Paul, Minnesota
• Jan. 23-24, 2022: United Center; Chicago, Illinois
• Jan. 26, 2022: Fiserv Forum; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Jan. 27, 2022: Little Caesars Arena; Detroit, Michigan
• Jan. 29, 2022: PPG Paints Arena; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Jan. 30, 2022: Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse; Cleveland, Ohio
• Feb. 5, 2022: Prudential Center; Newark, New Jersey
• Feb. 6, 2022: Mohegan Sun Arena; Uncasville, Connecticut
• Feb. 8-9, 2022: TD Garden Arena; Boston, Massachusetts
• Feb. 11-12, 2022: Barclays Center; Brooklyn, New York
• Feb. 13, 2022: Capital One Arena; Washington, DC
• Feb. 15, 2022: Spectrum Center; Charlotte, North Carolina
• Feb. 16, 2022: Bridgestone Arena; Nashville, Tennessee
• Feb. 19, 2022: T-Mobile Center; Kansas City, Missouri
• Feb. 20, 2022: Bok Center; Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Feb. 22, 2022: Smoothie King Center; New Orleans, Louisiana
• Feb. 24, 2022: Toyota Center; Houston, Texas
• Feb. 25, 2022: American Airlines Center; Dallas, Texas
• Feb. 27, 2022: Ball Arena; Denver, Colorado
• March 1, 2022: Vivint Smart Home Arena; Salt Lake City, Utah
• March 3, 2022: Moda Center; Portland, Oregon
• March 4, 2022: Climate Pledge Arena; Seattle, Washington
• March 6, 2022: Golden 1 Center; Sacramento, California
• March 8, 2022: Oakland Arena; Oakland, California
• March 9, 2022: SAP Center; San Jose, California
• March 11, 2022: The Forum; Los Angeles, California
• March 13, 2022: Pechanga Center; San Diego, California
• March 15-16, 2022: Honda Center; Anaheim, California
• March 18-20, 2022: Staples Center; Los Angeles, California
• March 22, 2022: Gila River Arena; Glendale, Arizona
• March 25, 2022: Dickies Arena; Fort Worth, Texas
• March 28, 2022: Amway Center; Orlando, Florida
• March 29-30, 2022: American Airlines Arena; Miami, Florida
• April 1, 2022: State Farm Arena; Atlanta, Georgia
• April 3, 2022: Wells Fargo Center; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• April 4-5, 2022: Madison Square Garden; New York, New York
• April 7, 2022: UBS Arena; Elmont, New York
• April 8, 2022: Keybank Center; Buffalo, New York
• April 14, 2022: Enterprise Center; St. Louis, Missouri
• April 16, 2022: Chi Health Center Omaha; Omaha, Nebraska
• April 18, 2022: Moody Center; Austin, Texas
• April 19, 2022: AT&T Center; San Antonio, Texas
• April 23, 2022: T-Mobile Arena; Las Vegas, Nevada
• April 24, 2022: Phoenix Suns Arena; Phoenix, Arizona
• April 27, 2022: Save Mart Center; Fresno, California
• April 30, 2022: Spokane Arena; Spokane, Washington
• May 1, 2022: Tacoma Dome; Tacoma, Washington

Tickets are already on sale for the first shows in Canada, as well as other dates in the U.S. Presale for shows in Milwaukee, New Orleans, Seattle, Austin, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Fresno, California, Spokane, Washington and Kansas City, Missouri all begin on Feb. 8.