Ye, formerly known has Kanye West, has just two U.S. stops left on his 2026 world tour and fans still have an opportunity to catch the rapper live before the year comes to a close. Despite the highly anticipated shows approaching, last-minute tickets are still available for both performances.
The 24-time Grammy-winning rapper is scheduled to perform Saturday, Nov. 7 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, followed by a second show Saturday, Nov. 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. The two stadium performances mark his final scheduled U.S. tour stops of the year.
Earlier this year, Ye released his 12th studio album "Bully" with hits "Beauty and the Beast," "Preacher Man," "Damn," "Last Breath" and "Losing Your Mind." The album adds to Ye's
extensive discography and decades-long influence on hip-hop.
Here's everything to know about how to buy last-minute tickets to see Ye perform this year.
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For fans hoping to attend one of his remaining performances, there is still time to secure a seat. Ticket prices and availability can vary depending on the venue, seating section and demand.
As of publication, tickets are still available for both of Ye's performances. See his remaining U.S. schedule below.
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Kanye West remaining 2026 tour schedule
- Saturday, Nov. 7: Arlington, Texas - AT&T Stadium - Get tickets starting at $302
- Saturday, Nov. 21: Glendale, Ariz. - State Farm Stadium - Get tickets starting at $341
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As of publication, the cheapest available tickets to see Ye in Arlington, Texas start at $302 and $341 in Glendale, Ariz.
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