Ye has announced three additional U.S. stadium concerts for the final months of 2026, expanding his schedule with newly confirmed performances in Houston, Dallas and Phoenix. The rapper and producer revealed the dates on Tuesday, Sept. 1, as part of his ongoing series of live shows being staged across multiple countries this year.

The newly announced run will begin with a Halloween performance in Houston on Oct. 31 at Reliant Stadium, followed by a Nov. 7 concert at AT&T Stadium in Dallas. Ye will then travel to Arizona for a Nov. 21 performance at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, completing the three-show U.S. stadium stretch before the end of the year.

Ticket registration is currently available through Ye’s official tour platform, where fans can sign up for updates regarding access to the upcoming concerts. At the time of the announcement, an official general on-sale date for the three stadium shows had not been confirmed.

The additional dates arrive during an active touring period for Ye, who has been performing one-off concerts internationally throughout 2026 rather than announcing a traditional full-length world tour. His schedule has included performances in Mexico City, several European countries, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Albania, Spain, Turkey and the Netherlands, alongside select U.S. appearances.

Before the newly announced Texas and Arizona stadium concerts, Ye was scheduled to return to his hometown of Chicago for two performances at Soldier Field on Sept. 3 and Sept. 4. He also remains scheduled to perform in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Oct. 24 before returning to the United States for the Houston stadium date one week later.

Ye’s 2026 live schedule follows the release of his album Bully, which arrived in March and debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 152,000 album-equivalent units. The album has served as the centerpiece of many of his performances throughout the year alongside songs from his extensive catalog.

Earlier in the year, Ye staged two concerts at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, with Billboard Boxscore reporting that the April performances generated $32.6 million in gross revenue from approximately 149,000 tickets sold. The Los Angeles shows were among the largest concerts of his 2026 schedule before the newly announced stadium expansion.

The announcement also comes after Ye completed recent U.S. performances in Tampa, San Antonio and New Orleans, continuing a touring campaign that has brought him back to American stadiums and major international venues throughout 2026. The Houston, Dallas and Phoenix concerts are now the latest confirmed additions to his live itinerary.

As of the latest update on Sept. 3, 2026, the three new stadium dates remain listed as upcoming events, with registration open for fans seeking ticket information and further sale announcements through Ye’s official tour website.