Well… this seems ambitious.
With major festivals like Coachella having already canceled their 2021 installment, The Weeknd is getting a headstart on his plans for the Year of the Tiger. Abel has announced a 104(!)-date global After Hours Tour which, ideally, would keep him occupied throughout most of 2022.
You know, if life actually reaches some semblance of normalcy in 2022.
While many of the dates are rescheduled 2021 dates, 39 new dates have been added to the mix as well. This announcement precedes both The Weeknd’s forthcoming Super Bowl LV halftime performance and his “it’s not a greatest hits compilation… but it sure feels like one” compilation The Highlights dropping on Friday, February 5th.
Peep the dates below.
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The new record marks the DJ and producer's eighth full-length effort.
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