Ye’s three-city U.S. finale is officially on sale, and if you spent the week bouncing between the artist presale, Ticketmaster, and SeatGeek only to come up empty, resale marketplaces such as Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and StubHub are now your fastest route in.

The newly added dates hit Reliant Stadium in Houston on Oct. 31, AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Nov. 7, and State Farm Stadium in Glendale on Nov. 21. These three shows are the only U.S. stops currently on his 2026 schedule in support of his 12th studio album, “Bully.” Demand has stayed heavy since his sold-out two-night Soldier Field homecoming in Chicago earlier this month, and these stadiums are expected to move fast.

Where can you still buy Ye tickets?

If you were one of the many who missed out on tickets, verified resale marketplaces such as Vivid Seats are your best bet.

Exclusive discount: First-time Vivid Seats customers can use code SYRACUSE20 for $20 off a $200+ ticket order.

Prices vary by date and demand. Purchases are backed by buyer guarantees that help protect your order if there’s an issue with ticket delivery or validity.

Limited tickets may also be available via SeatGeek and StubHub. Get $5 off SeatGeek orders of $300+ with code TAKE5.

How much do Ye resale tickets cost?

Resale prices for Ye’s sold-out U.S. shows are running well above face value, and they’re changing by the hour. Here’s a snapshot of where things stand right now.

DateVivid SeatsSeatGeekStubHubOct. 31 — Houston, TX — Reliant StadiumStarts at $255$231$231Nov. 7 — Arlington, TX — AT&T StadiumStarts at $287TBD$292Nov. 21 — Glendale, AZ — State Farm StadiumStarts at $334TBD$328

Prices are noted at the time of publishing and are subject to change.

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First-time Vivid Seats customers can use code SYRACUSE20 for $20 off a $200+ ticket order.Get $5 off SeatGeek orders of $300+ with code TAKE5.Ye’s sold-out streak continues

Ye’s 2026 run marks his first sustained return to the road in nearly a decade, following the abrupt end of his “Saint Pablo Tour” in 2016. The comeback has been staggering commercially: when his SoFi Stadium show near Los Angeles was announced earlier this year, more than one million fans entered the presale queue, forcing a second night to be added almost immediately.

The momentum has only built from there. In late August, Ye returned to New Orleans for the first time in 13 years, drawing more than 65,000 fans to the Caesars Superdome for a sold-out, 41-song career retrospective. The tour has consistently sold out to capacity crowds despite the controversy that has trailed him.

Ye’s two sold-out nights at Chicago’s 73,000-capacity Soldier Field earlier this month set the bar high. Night one ran 46 songs across every era of his catalog — from “The College Dropout” and “Graduation” through 2026’s “Bully,” famously opening with “Homecoming” played five times in a row, plus guest turns from Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Future, and Twista. Night two ballooned into a 60-song, roughly three-hour “festival” with a reported 15-to-20 guest appearances, headlined by an emotional Kid Cudi reunion (their first performance together since 2024) on “Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1,” “Ghost Town,” and “Pursuit of Happiness.” Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Rick Ross, Young Thug, Common, Lupe Fiasco, and Chief Keef all made appearances.

No special guests have been announced for the Texas or Arizona dates yet, but with Travis Scott and Don Toliver calling Houston home, the Reliant Stadium guest list is worth watching.

Ye — who legally changed his name from Kanye Omari West in 2021 — remains one of music’s most polarizing figures following years of antisemitic remarks, praise of Adolf Hitler, and the use of Nazi imagery that led Adidas, Gap, and Balenciaga to sever ties. Several of his planned 2026 European performances were canceled amid backlash. In January 2026, he took out a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal apologizing for his antisemitic statements and reflecting on his mental health struggles. His U.S. stadium dates have continued to sell to capacity crowds throughout the year.

Ye’s 2026 tour dates

Oct. 10 — St. Petersburg, Russia — Gazprom Arena

Oct. 11 — St. Petersburg, Russia — Gazprom Arena

Oct. 24 — Jakarta, Indonesia — Gelora Bung Karno Stadium

Oct. 31 — Houston, TX — Reliant Stadium

Nov. 7 — Arlington, TX — AT&T Stadium

Nov. 21 — Glendale, AZ — State Farm Stadium