The Weeknd reveals first dates and locations for 'After Hours Til Dawn' tour

To the delight of his fans, The Weeknd announced this Thursday (3), via social media, the first dates and locations of the long-awaited “After Hours Til Dawn” tour, which will have Doja Cat as his companion. The singer, who is one of the biggest artists today, starts the shows in Toronto, on July 8th, continues throughout North America and ends in Los Angeles, on September 2nd, and then goes abroad . It is worth mentioning that in support of the 'World Food Programme', The Weeknd will donate US$1 from every ticket sold on his North American tour to the social project.

The singer confirmed the possibility of having more shows to come, highlighting fans from other countries not to lose hope of watching the star, as he intends to go to Mexico, South America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Europe. Show dates will be announced in the coming weeks.

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One of the highlights of the tour will be the presence of Doja Cat, an old partnership much loved by fans that will now extend to the stage. Together they have already released the song “You Right“, as well as the remix of “In Your Eyes'', both of which were big hits. In addition to participating in the show, it is believed that Doja will perform her show before the singer's main performance.

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Check out the tour dates:

July 8th -Toronto, ON Rogers Center

July 14 – Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field

July 16 – New York, NY Metlife Stadium

July 21 – Boston, MA Gillette Stadium

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July 24th – Chicago, Soldier Field

July 27 – Detroit, MI Ford Field

July 30 – Washington, DC FedexField

August 4 – Tampa, FL Raymond James Stadium

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August 6th – Miami, FL Hard Rock Stadium

August 11 – Atlanta, GA Mercedes-Benz Stadium

August 14 – Arlington, TX AT&T Stadium

August 18 – Denver, CO Empower Field at Mile High

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August 20 – Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium

August 23 – Vancouver, BC BC Place

August 25, Seattle, WA Lumen Field

August 27 – San Francisco, CA Levi's Stadium

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August 30 – Phoenix, AZ State Farm Stadium

September 2nd – Los Angeles, CA SoFi Stadium

Featured photo: Reproduction / Getty Images

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