Stadium Tour of the Dawn of the Late Hours'

After having his tour canceled twice due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Canadian singer The Weeknd announced last Monday (18), that he will put his tour on the road in 2022 on different continents, combining his great album success, “After Hours”, released in March 2020 and his future album, “The Dawn”.

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The titled “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour”, as its name suggests, it was created for large stadiums. Its dates are expected to begin being announced in the coming weeks and include Europe, South America, North America, Asia, Australia, Africa and the Middle East. With the new name, Abel projects the union and inclusion of two Eras.

^{Announcement made by The Weeknd (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram)}

“The ‘After Hours’ tour dates are changing and will begin in the summer of 2022 due to arena restrictions and the desire to do something bigger and special for fans that will demand stadiums”announced Abel Tesfaye on his social networks. “New dates coming soon. Current tickets will be automatically refunded and all ticket holders will have priority to purchase tickets to stadium shows when they go on sale.”continued the artist.

^{Trailer for “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour” (Reproduction/Instagram)}

When performing at the Super Bowl in February this year, The Weeknd showed his total ability to move a stage, and now, on his tour, packed with his fans and admirers. In April, the singer released the first single from his future album, introducing the public to the Era “The Dawn”. The call “Take My Breath” has accumulated more than 57 million views on YouTube and 180.6 million streams on Spotify, making it the artist's third most popular song on the platform.

With the announcement for next year and with achievements in stadiums, the Toronto-born star creates advantages, both in time for the situation in American countries in relation to the pandemic to achieve a significant improvement, and in relation to open space, which is, a relief about mass gatherings at the moment.

Featured photo: The Weeknd on the set of his music video “Take My Breath”. Reproduction/Twitter