The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Europe tour kicks off next week in Manchester. He will stop at some of Europe’s top cities, including Paris, Amsterdam, Milan and Madrid.
The Weeknd has announced a new European leg of his acclaimed After Hours Til Dawn Tour, a tour that will take him to some of the continent’s biggest stadiums over the coming months. The Canadian artist, one of the most influential figures in global music, will reunite with his European fans after the success of the previous tour legs, which drew millions of spectators worldwide.
Where will The Weeknd stop with After Hours Til Dawn
The new concert series will include stops in cities such as London, Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Milan, among others. The production promises to maintain the spectacular visual spectacle that has characterized the tour since its inception, with futuristic stages, large-scale special effects, and a stage design inspired by the worlds created in the albums After Hours and Dawn FM.
In addition to performing some of his greatest hits, the singer will take this opportunity to showcase material from his latest album. Songs like Blinding Lights, Save Your Tears, Starboy, and Take My Breath will be featured alongside new compositions, offering a repertoire that spans the different stages of his career and demonstrates the evolution of his sound.
The tour has established itself as one of the most successful in recent years, both for its commercial impact and the audience response. Each concert combines music, visual storytelling, and cutting-edge technology, creating an immersive experience that has been widely praised by critics and attendees alike. The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Europe tour kicks off sooner than we all think.
The announcement has generated enormous excitement among European fans, who had been waiting for months for news of new dates in the region. In several cities, ticket demand has been so high that organizers are already considering adding extra concerts to meet public interest.
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Europe dates
- 11 June – Etihad Stadium, Manchester (UK)
- 12 June – Etihad Stadium, Manchester (UK)
- 19 June – Parken, Copenhagen (DK)
- 20 June – Parken, Copenhagen (DK)
- 25 June – Allianz Arena, Munich (DE)
- 26 June – Allianz Arena, Munich (DE)
- 27 June – Allianz Arena, Munich (DE)
- 3 July – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille (FR)
- 4 July – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille (FR)
- 8 July – Stade De France, París (FR)
- 10 July – Stade De France, París (FR)
- 11 July – Stade De France, París (FR)
- 12 July – Stade De France, París (FR)
- 16 July – Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam (NL)
- 17 July – Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam (NL)
- 18 July – Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam (NL)
- 21 July – Allianz Arena, Nice (FR)
- 22 July – Allianz Arena, Nice (FR)
- 24 July – San Siro Stadium, Milan (IT)
- 25 July – San Siro Stadium, Milan (IT)
- 26 July – San Siro Stadium, Milan (IT)
- 30 July – Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt (DE)
- 31 July – Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt (DE)
- 1 August – Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt (DE)
- 4 August – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw (PL)
- 5 August – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw (PL)
- 8 August – Strawberry Arena, Stockholm (SE)
- 9 August – Strawberry Arena, Stockholm (SE)
- 10 August – Strawberry Arena, Stockholm (SE)
- 14 August – Wembley Stadium, London (UK)
- 15 August – Wembley Stadium, London (UK)
- 16 August – Wembley Stadium, London (UK)
- 18 August – Wembley Stadium, London (UK)
- 19 August – Wembley Stadium, London (UK)
- 22 August – Croke Park, Dublin (IE)
- 23 August – Croke Park, Dublin (IE)
- 28 August – Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid (ES)
- 29 August – Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid (ES)
- 30 August – Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid (ES)
- 1 September – Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona (ES)
- 5 September – Estadio Do Restelo, Lisbon (PT)
- 6 September – Estadio Do Restelo, Lisbon (PT)
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