The Weeknd’s Wembley presale frenzy: Why fans swear this two-night tease will break the internet—and possibly their spirits!
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So, The Weeknd’s “After Hours Til Dawn 2026 European Tour” launch has got fans practically holding their breath—well, more like bracing for utter pandemonium. Only two Wembley Stadium dates confirmed, and ticket-hungry Brits are already predicting “absolute chaos” when presales explode this week. Now, here’s the kicker—could Mercury’s infamous retrograde antics be to blame for this tight scheduling, or is Abel Tesfaye just keeping us all on the edge with a cosmic tease? With presale kicking off at noon on September 9 via Ticketmaster and general sales following soon after, the pressure’s mounting faster than a Capricorn’s work ethic—except this time, it’s all about snagging those elusive tickets before they vanish like a Leo in the spotlight. The digital queues are gonna be something else, and fans are prepping with multiple devices like it’s a galactic battle for a spot in music history. Fingers crossed the stars align for more dates soon, though—after all, isn’t hope the best kind of luck? LEARN MORE
The Weeknd fans have predicted ‘absolute chaos’ ahead of this week’s presale, as only two Wembley Stadium dates have been confirmed.
In case you missed it, Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, has announced the After Hours Til Dawn 2026 European Tour.
Presale kicks off at 12pm on Tuesday, 9 September via Ticketmaster. General sale will follow at 12pm on Friday, September 12 via Seat Unique, Live Nation, and Ticketmaster.
But British fans are not happy that there are only two Wembley Stadium show dates so far, as there is sure to be overwhelming demand for tickets.
On Reddit, one fan wrote: “I am worried that he isn’t going to add any more dates and that the tickets will go within a minute and that it will be hard to get your hands on them.
“It will be absolute chaos during the sales (I already saw comments of people saying they’re going to use 10 laptops and what not). What are your thoughts about it? I’m just worried I’m going to miss out on his last tour.”
Presale for The Weeknd’s UK tour kicks off this week (Getty/Kevin Mazur)
Another shared, “I’m in the UK and I’m hoping he adds more dates than just the two Wembley shows.”
A third wrote: “Manchester was insane last time, so I don’t see why he wouldn’t wanna do it again this time.”
According to one fan, The Weeknd added further shows following the initial announcement, so Brits could be in luck. Fingers crossed!
So, when is The Weeknd playing Wembley Stadium next year, and where can you secure tickets? Find out everything you need to know below.
Artist and O2 Priority presale for The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn 2026 Tour kicks off at 12pm on Tuesday, 9 September via Ticketmaster.
As for general sale, you’ll need to log on by 12pm on Friday, September 12 via Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
If you’re keen to get your hands on hospitality tickets, you can register your interest on Seat Unique here. Prices have not yet been confirmed.
If you don’t manage to beat the queue, resale tickets are likely to be available on StubHub and Viagogo.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
There are rumours that The Weeknd will join Ariana Grande on stage (Getty/Kevin Winter)
As mentioned above, there are only two opportunities to be a part of the crowd in the UK this year.
The Starboy hitmaker will headline Wembley Stadium on Friday, August 14 and Saturday, August 15. Interestingly, Ariana Grande, who has collaborated with The Weeknd in the past, will also be in London for the Eternal Sunshine Tour that week.
The move has led to widespread speculation online that The Weeknd will make a special guest appearance in London, but nothing has been confirmed.
The Blinding Lights singer will then head to Dublin’s Croke Park on Saturday, August 22 and you can buy tickets here.
As part of the European tour, he will also perform in the likes of Amsterdam, Madrid, Stockholm, and Warsaw (you can find European tickets here).
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