[Originally published 2/16/26; Updated 2/23/26]: J. Cole has announced The Fall-Off Tour, a run of 70+ arena dates across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa throughout the second half of 2026. The tour, originally announced last week and later expanded with 19+ additional dates as it went on sale, will come in support of the rapper’s new album, The Fall-Off, which he has said will last [get tickets].
J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Tour tour will begin on Friday and Saturday, July 10th and 11th in Charlotte, NC and make stops in Miami, Atlanta (x2), Philadelphia (x2), Montreal, Toronto (x2), Boston (x2), Chicago (x2), Minneapolis, Denver, Seattle, Oakland (x2), Houston (x2), and Dallas (x2).
In New York, Cole will mount an extended run featuring shows at multiple venues. First, he’ll play Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on July 31st and August 1st. Then, he’ll head to Manhattan for performances at Madison Square Garden on August 2nd and August 4th. From there, he’ll hit UBS Arena, which sits along the border between Queens and Long Island, for an August 5th performance.
He’ll make similar moves in September in Southern California, where he’ll start at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena on September 1st before moving over to Inglewood’s Intuit Dome on September 2nd and 4th. After traveling to Las Vegas for a show on September 6th, he’ll return to Los Angeles for a second night at Crypto.com Arena on September 7th.
After wrapping the tour’s U.S. leg with a performance in Cole’s hometown of Fayetteville, NC on September 23rd, he’ll take The Fall-Off Tour overseas for an extended run of your dates in Europe, the U.K., and Australia stretching throughout October and Novembner. The global outing will finally come to a conclusion on Saturday, December 12th with a stadium performance at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa—marking J. Cole’s first return to the region in 10 years.
Tickets for all 70+ global dates on the 2026 J. Cole The Fall-Off Tour are now on sale here. Scroll down for a full list of dates and details
The Fall-Off arrived earlier this month to considerable buzz in rap circles. The double-album, which Cole has said will close his discography, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart on the list dated February 21st. All seven of his albums have now claimed the chart’s top spot. Listen to The Fall-Off on your preferred platform here and check out a pair of music videos from the project below.
J. Cole – “Two Six” (Official Video)
J. Cole – “The Fall-Off is Inevitable (Official Video)
Find a complete list of J. Cole The Fall-Off Tour dates below. Click here for complete ticketing details.
J. COLE 2026 THE FALL-OFF TOUR DATES [Get Tickets]
Sat, Jul 11 — Charlotte, North Carolina — Spectrum Center
Tue, Jul 14 — Miami, Florida — Kaseya Center
Wed, Jul 15 — Tampa, Florida — Benchmark International Arena
Fri, Jul 17 — Atlanta, Georgia — State Farm Arena
Mon, Jul 20 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Xfinity Mobile Arena
Thu, Jul 23 — Baltimore, Maryland — CFG Bank Arena
Sat, Jul 25 — Montreal, Quebec, Canada — Bell Centre
Mon, Jul 27 — Toronto, Ontario, Canada — Scotiabank Arena
Fri, Jul 31 — Brooklyn, New York — Barclays Center
Tue, Aug 04 — New York, New York — Madison Square Garden
Wed, Aug 05 — Queens, New York — UBS Arena
Fri, Aug 07 — Boston, Massachusetts — TD Garden
Tue, Aug 11 — Chicago, Illinois — United Center
Sat, Aug 15 — Cleveland, Ohio — Rocket Arena
Sun, Aug 16 — Detroit, Michigan — Little Caesars Arena
Tue, Aug 18 — Minneapolis, Minnesota — Target Center
Wed, Aug 19 — Kansas City, Missouri — T-Mobile Center
Fri, Aug 21 — Denver, Colorado — Ball Arena
Mon, Aug 24 — Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada — Rogers Arena
Tue, Aug 25 — Seattle, Washington — Climate Pledge Arena
Thu, Aug 27 — Sacramento, California — Golden 1 Center
Sat, Aug 29 — Oakland, California — Oakland Arena
Tue, Sep 01 — Los Angeles, California — Crypto.com Arena
Thu, Sep 03 — Inglewood, California — Intuit Dome
Sun, Sep 06 — Las Vegas, Nevada — T-Mobile Arena
Wed, Sep 09 — San Diego, California — Viejas Arena
Thu, Sep 10 — Phoenix, Arizona — Mortgage Matchup Center
Sun, Sep 13 — San Antonio, Texas — Frost Bank Center
Mon, Sep 14 — Austin, Texas — Moody Center
Wed, Sep 16 — Houston, Texas — Toyota Center
Sat, Sep 19 — Dallas, Texas — American Airlines Center
Wed, Sep 23 — Fayetteville, North Carolina — Crown Coliseum*
Wed, Oct 07 — Berlin, Germany — Uber Arena
Fri, Oct 9 — Zurich, Switzerland — AG Hallenstadion
Mon, Oct 12 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Ziggo Dome
Thu, Oct 15 — Cologne, Germany — LANXESS Arena
Sat, Oct 17 — Antwerp, Belgium — AFAS Dome
Mon, Oct 19 — London, United Kingdom — The O2
Tue, Oct 20 — London, United Kingdom — The O2
Thu, Oct 22 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena
Sun, Oct 25 — Birmingham, United Kingdom — Utilita Arena
Mon, Oct 26 — Glasgow, United Kingdom — OVO Hydro
Wed, Oct 28 — Manchester, United Kingdom — Co-op Live
Sat, Oct 31 — Nottingham, United Kingdom — Motorpoint Arena
Thu, Nov 05 — Paris, France — Accor Arena
Sun, Nov 08 — Hamburg, Germany — Barclays Arena
Mon, Nov 09 — Copenhagen, Denmark — Royal Arena
Wed, Nov 11 — Stockholm, Sweden — Avicii Arena
Thu, Nov 12 — Oslo, Norway — Unity Arena
Wed, Nov 25 — Brisbane, Australia — Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Sat, Nov 28 — Melbourne, Australia — Rod Laver Arena
Tue, Dec 01 — Sydney, Australia — Qudos Bank Arena
Sat, Dec 05 — Auckland, New Zealand — Spark Arena
Sat, Dec 12 — Johannesburg, South Africa — FNB Stadium
