The 24-time Grammy winner brings his globe-stage and stadium production to North Texas this fall after drawing 60,000 fans in San Antonio.
ARLINGTON, Texas — One of music’s most polarizing and influential figures is coming to North Texas.
Ye will bring his 2026 stadium run to AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Saturday, November 7, marking a major North Texas stop on a multi-city tour spanning the United States and Europe.
The 24-time Grammy Award winner — whose catalog spans era-defining albums from The College Dropout to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy — is bringing his tour to North Texas.
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The show features a futuristic globe stage, cinematic visuals, fireworks and large-scale production elements designed specifically for stadium venues.
The Arlington date comes on the heels of a massive showing in San Antonio. On July 4, Ye drew 60,111 fans to the Alamodome — the second-largest concert crowd in that venue’s history, trailing only a 2013 George Strait show that drew nearly 71,000. The San Antonio show was announced less than a week before it took place.
The tour has not been without controversy.
Ye has faced widespread criticism in recent years over antisemitic remarks that drew condemnation from the Anti-Defamation League and led to his accounts being suspended from multiple social media platforms. Ahead of the San Antonio show, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones publicly supported canceling the concert, arguing city-owned facilities should not host individuals associated with hate speech. The show ultimately went on after city council members said canceling would set a concerning precedent for limiting expression. Ye apologized to the Jewish community in 2023 and has continued touring since.
Despite the controversy, the crowds have shown up. Whether that trend continues at AT&T Stadium — one of the largest and most iconic venues in the world — remains to be seen.
Presale tickets go on sale Tuesday, September 8 at 10 a.m. CT. General public on-sale begins Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. CT. For more ticker information, visit tour.yeezy.com.
Kayne West legally changed his name to Ye in 2021.