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After Hours Til Dawn Tour Finale: The Weeknd Announces 2026 Asia Stadium Run

The Weeknd has announced the final leg of his record-breaking 'After Hours Til Dawn Tour' with stadium shows across Asia in 2026. The tour will hit Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur. Special guests include Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts, along with Vou$uke and Yuk1mat$u. The announcement sparked fan requests for additional dates in India, South Africa, and Chile.

Key Points: The Weeknd Ends After Hours Til Dawn Tour in Asia 2026

  • The Weeknd announces final Asia stadium shows for 2026
  • Tour ends in Kuala Lumpur on November 4
  • Special guests include Creepy Nuts, Vou$uke, and Yuk1mat$u
  • Visa Presale starts May 18
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'After Hours Til Dawn Tour' nears end as The Weeknd confirms final global stadium run in Asia

The Weeknd confirms final After Hours Til Dawn Tour shows across Asia in 2026, including Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur.

"if you can't get him in India, it's got to be your biggest failure. - Fan"

Washington, May 11

Global music superstar The Weeknd has officially announced the final leg of his record-breaking 'After Hours Til Dawn Tour', confirming a new set of stadium shows across Asia in 2026.

The artist shared the announcement on Instagram on May 11, 2026, unveiling what he described as the concluding chapter of a touring cycle that has spanned multiple years and continents.

The Asia leg marks the end of the expansive global run that has defined the tour's success. The newly announced schedule begins in late September and will bring the singer to some of the region's biggest music markets.

According to the official tour poster, the itinerary includes Tokyo on September 20, followed by a two-night run in Jakarta on September 26-27.

Singapore is set for October 2-3, while Seoul will host shows on October 7-8. The tour then moves to Bangkok on October 11, before heading to Hong Kong for another two-night residency on October 30-31.

The final stop is scheduled for November 4 in Kuala Lumpur, which is being billed as the tour finale, as per the social media post shared by The Weeknd.

The Asia leg will also feature a curated lineup of special guests, including Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts, along with Vou$uke and Yuk1mat$u.

The production is supported by major partners including Visa, Nespresso, and Live Nation, underscoring the large-scale staging planned for the final shows.

Ticket access will begin with the Visa Presale starting May 18. Fans have been directed to register for early access and additional details via the artist's official website.

The announcement has already sparked significant global engagement, garnering nearly 900,000 likes within hours of being posted on Instagram.

While fans across the announced cities expressed excitement, many referencing his 2013 'Kiss Land' era, the post also saw widespread responses from listeners in India, South Africa, and Chile requesting additional tour dates before the run officially "shuts down."

One fan wrote, "if you can't get him in India, it's got to be your biggest failure."

Another Indian fan commented, "Dude this is not fine...where is India???"

"INDIA WHEN????" a third fan wrote.

As it stands, these newly announced shows are being positioned as the "Final Leg," signaling the conclusion of an era for the Diamond-certified artist's live performances under the 'After Hours Til Dawn' touring concept.

- ANI

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Priya S
Honestly, I get it. The logistics for a massive stadium tour in India are nuts – permits, infrastructure, security. But still, it stings. We've been begging for a proper show since Kiss Land. At least we got that one guy's comment "biggest failure" – sums it up perfectly. 😅
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Rohit P
Yaar, I was genuinely hoping this time would be different. Look at the lineup – Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, KL. All close to India, but still no stop here. 😞 Maybe a Mumbai or Delhi show next time? Or maybe we should start a petition or something?
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Siddharth J
I'm not even a massive fan, but it's wild how the same conversation happens every tour. Indian fans are loyal, we stream like crazy, but the big artists still treat us like an afterthought. Maybe the promoters need to step up. But The Weeknd's team should definitely take note.
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Kavya N
The silver lining? At least some of these cities are easier to fly to from India than the US or Europe. A quick trip to Bangkok or KL for a weekend show is doable. Still, it would've been amazing to see him in a packed DY Patil or Wankhede. Imagine the energy! 🇮🇳
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Meera T
It's not just about The Weeknd – this is a pattern. So many global acts skip India. I get that it's expensive and risky, but we're a massive market now. Maybe the government or local organizers need to make it easier. Until then, I'll be watching clips from the Tokyo show on Instagram. 😢

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