J. Cole is set to embark on a world tour in support of his anticipated album, The Fall-Off. This tour aims to cover diverse regions, including North America, Europe, and parts of Oceania and Africa. Fans can look forward to experiencing his music live across multiple countries.
J. Cole’s 2026 World Tour Plans
The Fall-Off marks J. Cole’s seventh studio album. In addition to this, he recently released the EP Birthday Blizzard ’26 as a surprise for fans. This EP coincided with his 41st birthday on January 28. Notably, it features a track that hints at his brief involvement in the Kendrick Lamar and Drake rivalry, a situation he later chose to step back from.
Tour Schedule
J. Cole’s tour will begin in the United States before heading to various international locations. Here’s a comprehensive list of his tour dates:
- Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center, July 11
- Miami, FL – Kaseya Center, July 14
- Tampa, FL – Benchmark International Arena, July 15
- Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena, July 17
- Philadelphia, PA – Xfinity Mobile Arena, July 20
- Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena, July 23
- Montreal, Quebec – Bell Centre, July 25
- Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena, July 27
- Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center, July 31
- New York, NY – Madison Square Garden, August 4
- Queens, NY – UBS Arena, August 5
- Boston, MA – TD Garden, August 7
- Chicago, IL – United Center, August 11
- Cleveland, OH – Rocket Arena, August 15
- Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena, August 16
- Minneapolis, MN – Target Center, August 18
- Kansas City, MO – T-Mobile Center, August 19
- Denver, CO – Ball Arena, August 21
- Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers Arena, August 24
- Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena, August 25
- Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center, August 27
- Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena, August 29
- Los Angeles, CA – Crypto.com Arena, September 1
- Inglewood, CA – Intuit Dome, September 3
- Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena, September 6
- San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena, September 9
- Phoenix, AZ – Mortgage Matchup Center, September 10
- San Antonio, TX – Frost Bank Center, September 13
- Austin, TX – Moody Center, September 14
- Houston, TX – Toyota Center, September 16
- Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center, September 19
- Fayetteville, NC – Crown Coliseum, September 23
- Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena, October 7
- Zurich, Switzerland – AG Hallenstadion, October 9
- Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome, October 12
- Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena, October 15
- Antwerp, Belgium – AFAS Dome, October 17
- London, England – The O2, October 19
- London, England – The O2, October 20
- Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena, October 22
- Birmingham, England – Utilita Arena, October 25
- Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro, October 26
- Manchester, England – Co-op Live, October 28
- Nottingham, England – Motorpoint Arena, October 31
- Paris, France – Accor Arena, November 5
- Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena, November 8
- Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena, November 9
- Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena, November 11
- Oslo, Norway – Unity Arena, November 12
- Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, November 25
- Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena, November 28
- Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena, December 1
- Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena, December 5
- Johannesburg, South Africa – FNB Stadium, December 12
Fans can expect an exhilarating experience as J. Cole takes to the stage in support of his latest work, The Fall-Off. This tour promises to showcase not only his new music but also his enduring hits.
