R&B artist The Weeknd has announced a headlining tour today (July 8). The “John Carpenter" singer will kick off The Fall Tour on Sept. 6 in Vancouver, British Columbia, and tour throughout North America through October, performing mostly at theatres, according to Pitchfork.
Check out the tour dates below:
Sept. 6: Vancouver, BC, Orpheum Theatre
Sept. 7: Vancouver, BC, Orpheum Theatre
Sept. 10: Seattle, Washington, Paramount Theater
Sept. 13: Berkeley, California, The Greek Theatre – Berkeley
Sept. 14: Santa Barbara, California, Santa Barbara Bowl
Sept. 16: Los Angeles, California, The Greet Theatre
Sept. 17: Los Angeles, California, The Greet Theatre
Sept. 20: Broomfield, Colorado, 1st Back Center
Sept. 22: Grand Prairie, Texas, Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Sept. 23: Cedar Park, Texas, Cedar Park Center
Sept. 24: Houston, Texas, Bayou Music Center
Sept. 26: Tampa, Florida, David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
Sept. 27: Orlando, Florida, Hard Rock Live
Sept. 28: Miami, Florida, James L Knight Center
Sept. 30: Atlanta, Georgia, Fox Theatre
Oct. 1: Charlotte, North Carolina, Ovens Auditorium
Oct. 2: Durham, North Carolina, Durham Performing Arts Center
Oct. 4: Camden, New Jersey, Susquehanna Bank Center
Oct. 5: Washington, D.C., DAR Constitution Hall
Oct. 7: New York, New York: Radio City Music Hall
Oct. 8: New York, New York: Radio City Music Hall
Oct. 11: Boston, Massachusetts, Orpheum Theatre
Oct. 13: Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theatre
Oct. 14: Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theatre
Oct. 13: Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theatre
Oct. 17: Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
Oct. 19: Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
Oct. 20: Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
Pre-sale for The Fall Tour will begin July 11. General sales will start July 12.
The Weeknd also announced that his sophomore album, Kiss Land will be released later this summer, and The Fall Tour is in support of that effort. He released the title track from Kiss Land in May. Listen to that track below.
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