Following the release of Follow Up Tomorrow on Friday morning, The Weeknd has announced a massive North American stadium tour through the summer.

The Weeknd's massive comeback tour is coming to State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Here's concert ticket presale info and what else fans need to know.

DETROIT - One of the biggest music artists in the world has just announced a huge stadium tour which with concerts at both Ford Field and Soldier Field at the beginning of the tour. Diamond-certified global superstar, The Weeknd, will kick off his “After Hours Til Dawn 2025 Tour” at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix on Friday, May 9.

The Weeknd's new album, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' features guest appearances from Lana Del Rey, Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, Anitta and more.

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The Weeknd’s long-awaited album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, is out now after months of promotion. As promised, it’s a seeming farewell to Abel Tesfaye’s longtime persona, which he recently said he’d “mastered.

The weekend is just beginning, but The Weeknd] could soon be at an end. The star born Abel Tesfaye has hinted (rather ominously) that his new album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, could very well be his last under that moniker, and with the album arriving tonight, he’s ensuring The Weeknd goes out with a bang.

It marks another collaboration between the artists following Lust for Life's "Stargirl Interlude" and Dawn FM's "Beautiful."

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