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The Weeknd extends ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ with final Asia stadium dates
The Weeknd has announced the final Asia leg of his After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour, with dates in Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong and more.
The Weeknd has set the last stretch of his After Hours Til Dawn stadium run, with the final leg landing in Asia this fall. The dates, announced as a Live Nation production and backed by Nespresso, begin on September 20 at Tokyo’s Belluna Dome and move through Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok and Hong Kong before closing on November 4 at TM Stadium National in Kuala Lumpur.
The run matters not just because it closes out a tour that has already become one of the defining live exercises of Abel Tesfaye’s career, but because it arrives with the kind of scale that has come to define his stadium era. The Weeknd will be joined across most of the dates by Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts, while Japanese DJ ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U is set for selected shows. That local and regional booking choice gives the itinerary a little more specificity than a standard global routing, and it fits the tour’s current logic: big enough to feel transcontinental, tailored enough to still read as a deliberate market-by-market push.
Tickets go on sale first through an artist presale beginning May 18, with registration open now via The Weeknd’s official tour website until this Friday, May 15. Presale times will differ depending on the city, and fans who sign up will receive the details by email. The Tokyo shows do not yet have general sale information, while Seoul will not have an artist presale at all. The on-sale timing for Japan will be announced later.
The new dates also come with a visual announcement poster, marked here as
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour dates are:
September
20 — Tokyo — Belluna Dome *^
26 — Jakarta — Jakarta International Stadium ^
27 — Jakarta — Jakarta International Stadium ^
October
2 — Singapore — National Stadium *
3 — Singapore — National Stadium *
7 — Seoul — Goyang Stadium *
8 — Seoul — Goyang Stadium *
11 — Bangkok — Rajamangala Stadium *
30 — Hong Kong — Kai Tak Stadium
31 — Hong Kong — Kai Tak Stadium
November
4 — Kuala Lumpur — TM Stadium National *^
*with Creepy Nuts
^with ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U
The tour itself dates back to 2022, and last year it was reported to have cleared $1 billion (£740 million), a record for a male recording artist. That total was later overtaken last winter, though it included ticket sales from 2026 dates. Even so, the scale is difficult to ignore: the tour has moved through 153 shows and sold 7.5 million tickets.
There is also the philanthropic frame the tour has carried from the start. The Weeknd continues to work with Global Citizen to raise money for quality education for children worldwide through the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund. A portion of each ticket sold for the 2026 run will go toward education support for underprivileged children, as well as food aid tied to the global hunger crisis through his Global Citizen partnership. So far, he has contributed more than $8.5 million to the XO Humanitarian Fund and Global Citizen through After Hours Til Dawn alone.
Earlier this year, Spotify marked its 20th anniversary by publishing its most-streamed artists in history. The Weeknd placed fourth on that list, while his 2019 single “Blinding Lights” topped the songs ranking, a reminder of just how durable his streaming-era dominance has been alongside the stadium scale of his live career.
