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Sting 2026 Tour Dates: Expanded North American Schedule

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Last updated: March 2, 2026

Looking for Sting 2026 tour dates quickly? The full North American schedule is listed below, including cities, venues, and major multi-night stops.

Sting is giving North American fans plenty of reasons to celebrate in 2026. The legendary artist has unveiled a dramatically expanded slate of North American tour dates stretching from May through late November, transforming what was already one of the year’s most anticipated concert itineraries into a sprawling, continent-wide run that touches down in more than 20 markets.

The expanded routing, now listed on the artist’s official website, reveals two distinct North American legs. The first kicks off May 6 at the Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida, before winding through the South and Southeast with stops in Durant, Oklahoma; Dallas and Austin, Texas; Houston; Atlanta; Savannah, Georgia; and Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina. A three-night stand at the iconic Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia — May 21 through 23 — anchors the spring run before a final date in Richmond on May 25.

But the crown jewel of the 2026 itinerary may be what comes next: a multi-performance residency at New York City’s Metropolitan Opera House from June 9 through 14, including matinee and evening performances. The pairing of Sting — whose catalog bridges rock, jazz, and classical influences — with one of the world’s most storied performance halls feels like a natural fit, and the extended stay signals extraordinary demand.

Following a summer of European festival appearances — from Umbria Jazz in Italy to UNTOLD Festival in Romania — Sting returns to North America in October for a fall theater run that underscores the intimate, stripped-back approach that has defined his recent live work. The October-November leg opens at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver on October 5 and 6, moves to Seattle’s Benaroya Hall, then threads through Minneapolis, Rockford, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Montreal, Akron, and Cincinnati.

The stretch culminates with a six-night residency at the Brooklyn Paramount from November 11 through 18 — another bold multi-night commitment at a venue that has quickly become one of New York’s premier live music rooms — followed by a closing date at Seminole Hard Rock Tampa on November 24.

The breadth of the 2026 schedule is remarkable by any standard and speaks to Sting’s enduring pull as a live performer at age 74. Mixing outdoor amphitheaters, intimate theaters, casino stages, and prestige concert halls, the routing seems designed to offer fans a range of experiences rather than a single templated arena show. It’s a strategy that has served the artist well since he stepped away from his Las Vegas residency and returned to the road with renewed purpose.

Fan club presales for the spring and fall North American dates are active, with general public on-sales following. Given the pace at which the Met Opera and Brooklyn Paramount dates are moving, fans are advised not to wait.

For full tour dates and ticket information, visit sting.com/tour.

Sting 2026 North American Tour Dates

Date City Venue
May 6, 2026 Hollywood, FL Hard Rock
May 9, 2026 Durant, OK Choctaw Casino
May 10, 2026 Dallas, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
May 12, 2026 Austin, TX Moody Amphitheater
May 13, 2026 Houston, TX Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
May 15, 2026 Atlanta, GA Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park
May 16, 2026 Savannah, GA Enmarket Arena
May 18, 2026 Charlotte, NC PNC Music Pavilion
May 19, 2026 Raleigh, NC Red Hat Amphitheater
May 21, 2026 Vienna, VA Wolf Trap
May 22, 2026 Vienna, VA Wolf Trap
May 23, 2026 Vienna, VA Wolf Trap
May 25, 2026 Richmond, VA Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront
June 9, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House
June 10, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 1)
June 10, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 2)
June 11, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House
June 12, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House
June 13, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 1)
June 13, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 2)
June 14, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 1)
June 14, 2026 New York, NY Metropolitan Opera House (show 2)
October 5, 2026 Vancouver, BC Queen Elizabeth Theatre
October 6, 2026 Vancouver, BC Queen Elizabeth Theatre
October 8, 2026 Seattle, WA Benaroya Hall
October 9, 2026 Seattle, WA Benaroya Hall
October 13, 2026 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre
October 16, 2026 Rockford, IL Hard Rock Casino
October 17, 2026 St. Louis, MO Stifel Theatre
October 22, 2026 Indianapolis, IN Murat Theatre
October 26, 2026 Montreal, QC St. Denis Theater
October 27, 2026 Montreal, QC St. Denis Theater
November 1, 2026 Akron, OH E J Thomas Performing Arts Hall
November 4, 2026 Cincinnati, OH The Andrew J Brady Music Center
November 9, 2026 Wallingford, CT Toyota Oakdale Theatre
November 11, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 12, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 14, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 15, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 17, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 18, 2026 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
November 24, 2026 Tampa, FL Seminole Hard Rock Tampa

Dates and venues per Sting’s official tour page at time of publication; subject to change.

Sting 2026 Tickets and Presale Info

Fan club presales for spring and fall North American dates are active, with general public on-sales following. For official updates and ticket links, visit sting.com/tour.

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