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Blinding Lights singer The Weeknd is to perform two shows this week at the London Stadium in east London as part of his After Hours Til Dawn tour. He will also put on two shows in August at the Wembley Stadium.
Fresh off his starring role in the attention-grabbing show The Idol, the singer will be embarking on a tour covering the UK, Germany and Spain amongst other countries.
The Weeknd confirmed his London Stadium shows last November. The tour takes its name from the artist’s 2020 album After Hours as well as his critically acclaimed album Dawn FM.
Here is everything we know:
When will The Weeknd be performing?
The star will perform at the London Stadium on Friday July 7 and Saturday July 8.
What time will The Weeknd be on stage?
Doors will open for fans to make their way in at 4.30pm, with the show expected to end around 10pm.
He is due to take to the stage around 8pm but this is yet to be confirmed.
What is The Weeknd’s set list?
No official set list for The Weeknd’s London shows has been released but he seems to have performed similar tracks across his After Hours Til Dawn tour so far at other venues. The setlist from another of his UK tours went like this:
- Take My Breath
- Sacrifice (Swedish House Mafia Remix)
- How Do I Make You Love Me?
- Can’t Feel My Face
- Lost in the Fire (Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd cover)
- Hurricane (Kanye West cover)
- The Hills
- Kiss Land
- Often
- Crew Love (Drake cover)
- Starboy
- House of Balloons
- Heartless
- Low Life (Future cover)
- Reminder
- Party Monster
- Faith
- After Hours
- Out of Time
- I Feel It Coming
- Die for You
- Is There Someone Else?
- I Was Never There
- Wicked Games
- Call Out My Name
- The Morning
- Save Your Tears
- Less Than Zero
- Blinding Lights
- Tears in the Rain
- Creepin’ (Metro Boomin cover)
- Popular (The Weeknd, Playboi Carti & Madonna cover)
- In Your Eyes
- Moth to a Flame (Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd cover)
Are there still tickets left?
Yes, according to Ticketmaster – one of the official ticket sites for the tour – but there are very few seats left. The ticket service shows there is still space across the upper tiers of the venue for both Friday and Saturday. There are also tickets for the other two shows later in the summer at Wembley Stadium.