Late last month, it was revealed who would star opposite The Weeknd in his upcoming HBO series The Idol. The tour was also rebranded as After Hours ’til the Dawn, which Variety writes could be a reference to the musician's forthcoming new album. Catch the 'After Hours' Tour Live in 2022 Indie R&B superstar The Weeknd is launching the 'After Hours' Tour in 2022, named after his brand-new album of the same name. Current tickets will be refunded automatically and all ticketholders will be given priority to buy tickets for the stadium shows when they go on sale," he added. “The ‘After Hours’ tour dates are moving and will commence in the summer of 2022 due to constraints of arenas and the desire to do something bigger and special for fans that will require stadiums,” The Weeknd wrote in an Instagram post on Monday (October 18). The tour kicks off with two nights at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver starting on June 11. Named after his upcoming albumwhich is due out on March 20fans all throughout North America, the UK and Europe will have a chance to catch the performer, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, live. The reason for the change is so that The Weeknd can sell out stadiums, rather than add multiple new dates for arena performances. The Weeknd has just announced dates for The After Hours tour. But owing to several factors, the trek has been escalated. The tour was launched in support of his fourth studio. In October 2021, The Weeknd announced that his dates for the After Hours til Dawn tour will be postponed until summer 2022. The Weeknd’s After Hours tour, which was originally scheduled to launch in June of 2020, was to relaunch in January of next year. The After Hours Tour is the upcoming eighth concert tour by Canadian singer-songwriter the Weeknd. The tour has been updated to a stadium tour and the new dates include stops in North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa and the Middle East. The Weeknd is moving from arenas to stadiums. The 31-year-old "Blinding Lights" musician announced on social media that his After Hours tour, which was originally scheduled to begin in 2020, will be launching in January of next year. The Weeknd is making some changes to his upcoming tour.
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