Doja Cat announces Ma Vie Tour 2026: Dates, venues, and more explored

Doja Cat, who released her new album Vie on September 26, has announced her 2026 world tour. The singer is all set to jam out to new tracks from her 80s-inspired fifth studio album by performing all across the globe.

In August, the singer announced the Ma Vie tour to celebrate her new album, scheduled to begin on November 18. At that time, only the 2025 dates were revealed. The woman singer has now revealed the 2026 leg of her Ma Vie tour. On September 29, Doja Cat shared an Instagram post, sharing the details of her upcoming tour.

The ticket presale registration is currently open on Doja Cat's website. Presale for South American and European venues will begin on October 1, while presale for North American shows will start on October 7. Fans in the UK and Ireland can get early access to presale by purchasing Doja Cat's new album before September 30.

More details of Doja Cat's Ma Vie Tour

The Ma Vie tour kicks off on November 18, 2025, in Auckland and wraps up on December 1, next year, in New York. On this 62-dates tour, the singer will be performing across five continents. Here is the roster of the Doja Cat's Ma Vie tour:

New Zealand/Australia

• November 18 – Auckland, New Zealand, at Spark Arena
• November 22 – Perth, Australia, at RAC Arena
• November 25 – Melbourne, Australia, at Rod Laver Arena
• November 29 – Boondall, Australia, at Brisbane Entertainment Centre
• December 1 – Sydney, Australia, at Qudos Bank Arena
• December 2 – Sydney, Australia, at Qudos Bank Arena

Asia

• December 7 – Manila, Philippines, at SM Mall of Asia Arena
• December 10 – Singapore, Singapore, at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• December 13 – Goyang, South Korea, at Kintex Hall 10
• December 15 – Yokohama, Japan, at K-Arena Yokohama
• December 18 – Bangkok, Thailand, at Impact Exhibition Hall 5–6
• December 21 – Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, at Kaohsiung Arena

South America

• February 5 – São Paulo, Brazil, at Suhai Music Hall
• February 8 – Buenos Aires, Argentina, at Movistar Arena
• February 10 – Santiago, Chile, at Movistar Arena
• February 13 – Lima, Peru, at Arena 1
• February 15 – Bogotá, Colombia, at Movistar Arena
• February 18 – Mexico City, Mexico, at Palacio de los Deportes

UK and Europe

• May 19 – Dublin, Ireland, at 3Arena
• May 21 – Glasgow, Scotland, at OVO Hydro
• May 23 – Manchester, England, at Co-op Live
• May 26 – Birmingham, England, at Utilita Arena
• May 29 – London, England, at The O2 Arena
• June 2 – Lisbon, Portugal, at MEO Arena
• June 3–7 – Barcelona, Spain, at Primavera Sound
• June 6 – Lyon, France, at LDLC Arena
• June 9 – Paris, France, at Accor Arena
• June 12 – Amsterdam, Netherlands, at Ziggo Dome
• June 15 – Hamburg, Germany, at Barclays Arena
• June 17 – Berlin, Germany, at Uber Arena
• June 19 – Kraków, Poland, at Tauron Arena

North America

• October 1 – Detroit, Michigan, at Little Caesars Arena
• October 3 – Chicago, Illinois, at United Center
• October 4 – Minneapolis, Minnesota, at Target Center
• October 6 – Kansas City, Missouri, at T-Mobile Center
• October 8 – Denver, Colorado, at Ball Arena
• October 10 – West Valley City, Utah, at Maverik Center
• October 13 – Vancouver, British Columbia, at Rogers Arena
• October 15 – Seattle, Washington, at Climate Pledge Arena
• October 17 – Portland, Oregon, at Moda Center
• October 19 – San Francisco, California, at Chase Center
• October 20 – Sacramento, California, at Golden 1 Center
• October 22 – Los Angeles, California, at Kia Forum
• October 27 – San Diego, California, at Viejas Arena
• October 29 – Phoenix, Arizona, at PHX Arena
• October 31 – Las Vegas, Nevada, at T-Mobile Arena
• November 3 – Austin, Texas, at Moody Center
• November 4 – Dallas, Texas, at American Airlines Center
• November 6 – San Antonio, Texas, at Frost Bank Center
• November 7 – Houston, Texas, at Toyota Center
• November 11 – Miami, Florida, at Kaseya Center
• November 13 – Tampa, Florida, at Benchmark International Arena
• November 14 – Orlando, Florida, at Kia Center
• November 17 – Atlanta, Georgia, at State Farm Arena
• November 18 – Charlotte, North Carolina, at Spectrum Center
• November 20 – Baltimore, Maryland, at CFG Bank Arena
• November 21 – Washington, D.C., at Capital One Arena
• November 23 – Boston, Massachusetts, at TD Garden
• November 25 – Toronto, Ontario, at Scotiabank Arena
• November 27 – Montreal, Québec, at Bell Centre
• November 29 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at Xfinity Mobile Arena
• December 1 – New York City, New York, at Madison Square Garden

Doja Cat's released Vie a year after she released Scarlet in September 2023. The album consists of 15 track. The Candy singer also collaborated with SZA on the album track Take Me Dancing.

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