Ed Sheeran has announced the North American dates for his 2026 LOOP Tour in support of his new album, Play. The stadium tour runs from June to November, with tickets going on sale in late September.
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Ed Sheeran has announced the North American dates for his 2026 LOOP Tour in support of his new album, Play. The stadium tour runs from June to November, with tickets going on sale in late September.
Ed Sheeran Announces North American Leg of 2026 LOOP Stadium Tour
Ed Sheeran has announced the North American dates for his 2026 LOOP Tour in support of his new album, Play. The stadium tour runs from June to November, with tickets going on sale in late September.
Ed Sheeran has announced the North American dates for his worldwide LOOP Tour, scheduled for 2026. The stadium tour will begin June 13, 2026, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and conclude on November 7, 2026, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The run includes stops in major cities such as Los Angeles, Toronto, and East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The tour supports Sheeran’s recently released album, Play. The shows will feature an all-new set design with songs from the new record alongside fan favorites. His previous global outing, the Mathematics tour, broke attendance records worldwide before it concluded earlier this year. The LOOP Tour will first visit New Zealand and Australia in January 2026 before arriving in North America.
An artist presale for the new dates begins Tuesday, September 23, at 9 a.m. local time. Fans can register for early access at EdSheeran.com. An American Express presale will follow at 12 p.m. local time on the same day. The general on-sale for tickets is scheduled for Friday, September 26.
Sheeran’s eighth studio album, Play, marks a new chapter following his Mathematics series of albums. According to its press release, the album finds Sheeran exploring new musical ground, inspired in part by Indian and Persian musical cultures and their connections to the Irish folk tradition he grew up with.
