The Weeknd Announces Three Canadian Stops on 'After Hours Til Dawn' Stadium Tour

The Weeknd will be playing until dawn in three Canadian cities this summer.

His After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour is coming to Toronto, Vancouver and Edmonton in July. The Canadian superstar announced the tour today, January 31, alongside the release of his highly-anticipated Hurry Up Tomorrow.

That album marks the end of a three-album trilogy, which started with 2020's After Hours and continued with 2022's Dawn FM. The tour will feature songs from all three albums, as well as what The Weeknd is calling "never-before-seen production." Playboi Carti and Mike Dean join as special guests.

The Weeknd has been calling this his final project under that artist name, and he kicked off the Hurry Up Tomorrow era with a performance of "Open Hearts" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night. Whether it's truly the end of The Weeknd or just the closing of a chapter, the stadium tour is sure to be a hot ticket this summer.

Presale begins Wednesday, February 5, and fans can sign up here to get access. General on-sale is Friday, February 7.

THE WEEKND: AFTER HOURS TIL DAWN CANADIAN DATES:

Tue Jul 15 – Vancouver, BC – BC Place
Sat Jul 19 – Edmonton, AB – Commonwealth Stadium

Sun Jul 27 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre
Mon Jul 28 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre

Also recently announced: actor and TikTok sensation Djo — real name Joe Keery — is coming to Toronto's History on April 20 and Vancouver's Commodore on April 7. He went viral last year with his alt-rock anthem "End of Beginning" and has now announced a new album forthcoming, The Crux. Tickets are on sale now.

Another actor turned musician, Canadian comedian Mae Martin, is bringing some musical chops to Toronto this spring. Martin will take the stage at Danforth Music Hall supporting their debut album, I'm a TV, out February 27. Tickets are on sale now.

U.K. rap sensation Central Cee is heading out on a 39-date world tour this year, taking him to Toronto's History on May 24 and 25, where he'll be showcasing his long-awaited full-length debut Can't Rush Greatness. Tickets are on sale now.

And the lively Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap are bringing their satirical antics to Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on October 14 and Vancouver's Vogue Theatre on October 23, with tickets on sale now.

Hozier is the latest artist to be booked for Toronto's new Rogers Stadium, on September 10. The Irish singer has had a major comeback, and is now arguably bigger than when he released his hit "Take Me To Church" over a decade ago. Tickets are available for artist presale here, with general onsale opening February 6.