The Fall-Off World Tour is an ongoing concert tour by American rapper J. Cole. Announced on 16 February 2026, the tour began in Charlotte, North Carolina on 10 July, and will finish in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 12 December. The tour is in support of J. Cole's seventh and final studio album, The Fall-Off, released on 6 February 2026.
Background J. Cole officially announced The Fall-Off World Tour on 16 February 2026, following the release of his seventh studio album, The Fall Off. The album and tour title were first teased in 2018 on the KOD album track "1985 (Intro to 'The Fall Off')". This marks Cole’s first solo headlining arena run in five years and his first global tour since 2017. The announcement followed his "Trunk Sale Tour," a series of pop-up events where he sold physical CDs directly to fans from his car.
The tour spans over 50 dates across North America, Europe, Australia, and South Africa. The performance concept is heavily influenced by the album's dual-disc structure, which explores his life at ages 29 and 39 and his legacy in North Carolina.
Setlist
39 Intro Two Six SAFETY Run A Train Poor Thang Legacy A Tale Of 2 Citiez Fire Squad WHO TF IZ U Old Dog MIDDLE CHILD a lot Johnny P's Caddy Lights Please 2Face In The Morning Nobody's Perfect Work Out Can't Get Enough The London She Knows The Let Out Bombs in the Ville/Hit the Gas Wet Dreamz G.O.M.D Life Sentence Love Yourz Power Trip Planez No Role Modelz Quik Stop
Tour dates +List of 2026 concerts Date (2026) City Country VenueNorth America (45 Shows)10 JulyCharlotteUnited StatesSpectrum Center11 July14 JulyMiamiKaseya Center15 JulyTampaBenchmark International Arena17 JulyAtlantaState Farm Arena18 July20 JulyPhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile Arena21 July23 JulyBaltimoreCFG Bank Arena25 JulyMontrealCanadaBell Centre27 JulyTorontoScotiabank Arena28 July31 JulyBrooklynUnited StatesBarclays Center1 August2 AugustNew YorkMadison Square Garden4 August5 AugustQueensUBS Arena7 AugustBostonTD Garden8 August11 AugustChicagoUnited Center12 August15 AugustClevelandRocket Arena16 AugustDetroitLittle Caesars Arena18 AugustMinneapolisTarget Center19 AugustKansas CityT-Mobile Center21 AugustDenverBall Arena24 AugustVancouverCanadaRogers Arena25 AugustSeattleUnited StatesClimate Pledge Arena27 AugustSacramentoGolden 1 Center29 AugustOaklandOakland Arena30 August1 SeptemberLos AngelesCrypto.com Arena3 SeptemberInglewoodIntuit Dome4 September6 SeptemberLas VegasT-Mobile Arena7 SeptemberLos AngelesCrypto.com Arena9 SeptemberSan DiegoViejas Arena10 SeptemberPhoenixMortgage Matchup Center13 SeptemberSan AntonioFrost Bank Center14 SeptemberAustinMoody Center16 SeptemberHoustonToyota Center17 September19 SeptemberDallasAmerican Airlines Center20 September23 SeptemberFayettevilleCrown ColiseumEurope (20 Shows)7 OctoberBerlinGermanyUber Arena9 OctoberZurichSwitzerlandHallenstadion12 OctoberAmsterdamNetherlandsZiggo Dome13 October15 OctoberCologneGermanyLanxess Arena17 OctoberAntwerpBelgiumAFAS Dome19 OctoberLondonEnglandThe O2 Arena20 October22 OctoberDublinIreland3Arena25 OctoberBirminghamEnglandUtilita Arena26 OctoberGlasgowScotlandOVO Hydro28 OctoberManchesterEnglandCo-op Live29 October31 OctoberNottinghamMotorpoint Arena2 NovemberLondonThe O2 Arena5 NovemberParisFranceAccor Arena8 NovemberHamburgGermanyBarclays Arena9 NovemberCopenhagenDenmarkRoyal Arena11 NovemberStockholmSwedenAvicii Arena12 NovemberOsloNorwayUnity ArenaOceania (7 Shows)25 NovemberBrisbaneAustraliaBrisbane Entertainment Centre28 NovemberMelbourneRod Laver Arena29 November1 DecemberSydneyAfterpay Arena2 December5 DecemberAucklandNew ZealandSpark Arena6 DecemberAfrica (1 Show)12 DecemberJohannesburgSouth AfricaFNB Stadium
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