Dave Chappelle Announces Fall 2026 Arena Tour

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In Short: Stand-up legend Dave Chappelle is set to headline a series of arena shows this fall, kicking off the New York Comedy Festival and wrapping in Las Vegas.

Stand-up comedian Dave Chappelle has announced a fall 2026 arena tour, which will include stops in major cities across the U.S. and Canada. The tour will begin with the opening night of the New York Comedy Festival and conclude in Las Vegas.

Chappelle, known for his controversial and beloved performances, will also host his annual Dave Chappelle’s Summer Camp at the Wirrig Pavilion in the UK, following a successful summer season that included his first headline set at Reading Festival.

The tour will make stops in Nashville, Toronto, Charlotte, Louisville, Austin, and Houston, among other cities. Chappelle sold out two nights at the Eventim Apollo in London before hosting Lauryn Hill’s UK Diaspora Calling! tour.

This will be a quick return to the road for Chappelle, who completed an arena run in June that took him through Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and San Diego before returning to his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio.

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