Kanye West Adds 3 New Southwest Tour Dates for 2026

Kanye West/Ye just added three new stops to his 2026 tour. He's playing Houston, the Dallas area, and Phoenix this fall. Here's where he's already played this year, how his live shows have changed from city to city, and what to expect from these new dates.

Where Kanye Has Toured So Far

Ye's been on the road since April, when he kicked off his Bully tour with two nights at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Since then, he's played all over the world, including a record-setting show in Istanbul that drew 118,000 people, one of the biggest crowds of his career.

He also played two big shows in Russia this October, since a bunch of European countries have banned or canceled his shows over the past year. Closer to home, he already played San Antonio, Texas back in July, and he's playing two hometown shows in Chicago this week.

How His Live Shows Have Changed Night to Night

Ye's setlist mixes songs from Bully with classics from his whole catalog, but it hasn't stayed the same show to show. Songs like "Gold Digger" and "American Boy" got added partway through the tour, and "Hey Mama" only got played once, at a single stop in Albania. Surprise guests have shown up too, including Travis Scott, CeeLo Green, Lauryn Hill, Kodak Black, and even his daughter North West.

The 3 New Southwest Shows

Here's what just got added to the tour:

• October 31 — Houston, at Reliant Stadium
• November 7 — Arlington, TX (Dallas area), at AT&T Stadium
• November 21 — Glendale, AZ (Phoenix area), at State Farm Stadium

These new dates push the tour's real finale from October all the way to November 21. Presale tickets open Tuesday, September 8, and tickets go on sale to everyone on Thursday, September 10. Fans can also sign up on Ye's website for a shot at getting free tickets.

Will the Setlist Change Again for These Shows?

There's no word yet on what songs Ye will play at these three new shows. But given how much his setlist has already shifted from city to city all tour, don't expect it to look exactly like an earlier stop. Something's probably going to be different.

Watch: The Bully Tour Kickoff at SoFi Stadium

No official concert film has come out yet, but fan-filmed footage from the opening night in Los Angeles is already up on YouTube.

Fan-filmed footage from opening night of the Bully tour at SoFi Stadium.

VibeSynced Particles That Match Kanye's Sound

Kanye's catalog swings from hard-hitting, maximalist production to slower, more atmospheric tracks. Here are the VibeSynced particle scenes that fit best. Tap one to jump straight into the app with that particle already running.

• City — a neon synthwave night drive, best for his classics like "Stronger" and "Gold Digger."
• Vortex — a swirling particle tunnel that matches the album's hardest-hitting production, like "Father" and "King."
• Techno — high-energy, rave-style particle bursts for the album's most aggressive moments.
• Waves — calmer, flowing particles for slower cuts like "Preacher Man."