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The asap rocky tour has been officially announced, with the rapper confirming a 42-date global run in support of his newly released album Don’t Be Dumb, according to the tour’s promoter. The world tour is scheduled to begin May 27, 2026, in Chicago and will extend through late September with stops across the United States, Canada, Europe, and the United Kingdom.
Asap rocky tour will open the tour at Chicago’s United Center before performing in major North American markets including New York, Toronto, Miami, Atlanta, Houston, and Los Angeles. The first leg is set to conclude July 11 in Newark, New Jersey, following a series of arena shows spanning more than six weeks.
After a short break, the asap rocky tour will resume in Europe in August, with confirmed dates in cities such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Milan, Stockholm, and Dublin. The European and U.K. leg is scheduled to wrap up Sept. 30, marking the artist’s most extensive international tour to date.
Live Nation said general ticket sales will begin Jan. 27 at 9 a.m. local time, with multiple presale windows opening earlier for registered fans and select partners. VIP and premium ticket packages will also be offered for several tour dates.
The tour supports Don’t Be Dumb, Rocky’s fourth studio album and his first full-length release in nearly eight years. The album was released earlier this month and features collaborations with several high-profile artists, drawing strong initial streaming numbers, according to industry tracking services.
The asap rocky tour represents his first large-scale headline tour since before the pandemic and follows a period in which the artist focused on fashion ventures, film appearances, and selective live performances rather than extended touring.
Additional details, including support acts and potential added dates, are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. The story is developing.
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