Ye (formerly Kanye West) has been selling out stadiums across the globe with spot tour dates throughout 2026, most recently drawing more than 83,000 fans to AT&T Stadium in Dallas over the weekend.
On Monday, November 9, Ebro Darden and Peter Rosenberg discussed Ye’s touring on The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show. They said they are not buying the comeback narrative tied to Ye following his antisemitic remarks and controversial conduct in past years. Before discussing Ye, the hosts addressed Macklemore’s Free Palestine Tour and his claims that U.S. arenas were attempting to censor him by not allowing him to perform because of his political beliefs.
Discussing Ye’s back-to-back sold-out shows in Houston and Dallas earlier in November, Ebro said many people had told him how record-breaking the shows were, but that stage setups can be designed to fit more people and make a crowd look larger. He added that Ye still sold the tickets. Rosenberg said the perceived comeback added to audience enthusiasm. “People love a comeback story,” he said. Ebro said, “It’s all marketing.”
Rosenberg also questioned Ye’s acts of contrition during his comeback, including a full-page apology advertisement in The Wall Street Journal addressed to the Jewish and Black communities and a meeting with a rabbi. The hosts’ comments went viral on social media, and Rosenberg later addressed Ye fans in his mentions on X.
Tour dates
- Ye’s final U.S. show of 2026 is November 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
- Earlier North American stops this year included Los Angeles, Tampa Bay, San Antonio, Chicago, New Orleans, Houston and Dallas.
Ye released the album Bully in March, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
See Kanye West live
Upcoming Kanye West events with tickets available:
- Nov 21, 2026 — State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona · Get tickets
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Source: Billboard
