A$AP Rocky schedules Phoenix stop on June 23, 2026, during his ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ world tour
Phoenix date confirmed as part of 42-show global run
A$AP Rocky has added Phoenix to the itinerary for his “Don’t Be Dumb World Tour,” with a concert scheduled for June 23, 2026. The tour itinerary lists the Phoenix date at Mortgage Matchup Center, placing the city on the North American leg of a broader international run.
The tour is structured as a 42-date global schedule that begins in late May and continues through mid-July in North America before moving to Europe and the United Kingdom in late August and September.
Tour routing: where Phoenix fits in the North American leg
The Phoenix stop comes during a stretch of arena dates across the South and West, following Texas performances and preceding shows in Northern California and Southern Nevada. On the published routing, Phoenix is positioned between Houston (June 20) and San Francisco (June 25), with Las Vegas (June 26) and the Los Angeles area (June 27) immediately after.
- May 27: Chicago
- June 4: Philadelphia
- June 8: Baltimore
- June 18–20: Dallas, Austin, Houston
- June 23: Phoenix
- July 11: Newark (final North American date listed)
Album context: “Don’t Be Dumb” follows an extended gap between releases
The tour is tied to “Don’t Be Dumb,” A$AP Rocky’s latest studio album release and his first full-length project in several years. Recent national television performances have included multiple songs associated with the new record, underlining its central role in the current live cycle.
Ticketing timeline includes an artist presale and a general on-sale date
Ticketing for the tour is scheduled to roll out in phases. An artist presale window is listed as beginning Friday, January 23, 2026, with the general public on-sale date set for Tuesday, January 27, 2026, with times communicated on a venue-by-venue basis.
Key dates: January 23, 2026 (artist presale) and January 27, 2026 (general on sale).
What to watch locally
For Phoenix-area concertgoers, the primary variables remaining are seat maps, pricing tiers, and any local add-ons such as VIP packages or additional presale options. Operational details—entry times, event-specific policies, and any openers—are expected to be issued closer to the on-sale date and show night.