A Boogie Wit da Hoodie adds six headlining dates to his 2026 tour, including a Toronto stop at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday, November 28. The A Boogie Toronto date extends a milestone year built around ten years of Artist, the 2016 debut mixtape that started his run.
The expansion was reported on the morning of October 28, 2026, and it turns a fall run into a full year end route. The newly added shows sit after his two sold out nights at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, on October 29 and 30, which celebrate the Artist anniversary on the doorstep of the city where he was raised, in the Highbridge section of the Bronx.
Six New A Boogie Tour Dates Run To December
The six added A Boogie tour dates are November 7 in Boston at Agganis Arena, November 14 in Philadelphia at The Liacouras Center, November 28 in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena, December 5 in Orlando at the Orlando Amphitheater, December 12 in Minneapolis at The Armory and December 19 in Hartford, Connecticut, at PeoplesBank Arena. Each city gets an arena or arena sized room, which matches where his catalogue sits now: five studio albums in, with a No. 1 Billboard 200 debut for Hoodie SZN behind him.
Support across select dates comes from BabyChiefDoit, Cash Cobain, DaBaby, G Herbo, J.I the Prince, Moneybagg Yo, NTG, Yung Miami and Zeddy Will, and Toronto listings name Cash Cobain on this bill. The announcement directs fans to Ticketmaster for tickets and information, and the official seller page for the Toronto date is the place to confirm current availability and prices rather than resale listings, which move daily.
Ten Years Of Artist Is The Frame
The year has been organised around the anniversary from the start. A Boogie opened it with a sold out Boogie Bash at Radio City Music Hall, a show that doubled as the release party for the six track EP Before Artistry in February. The EP carries “Glitchin,” “Show Me Something Real,” “PGD” and “Red Light,” and he has described the project in plain terms:
“Just a taste before we drop the album.”
That framing explains the routing. The UBS Arena pair this week marks ten years since Artist arrived in 2016, the mixtape that caught a cosign from Drake and landed him opening slots on the Summer Sixteen Tour. A decade later, the return trip runs the other way: the opener from a Toronto headlined tour now closes his own year with a headline date at Toronto’s arena, on a Saturday night, one month out from the show.
The Catalogue Toronto Will Sing Back
The centre of the live set is not in doubt. “Drowning,” the video above, was released in March 2017 as the lead single from his debut studio album The Bigger Artist, featuring Kodak Black. It peaked at No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100 on its first run and kept growing for years, reaching Diamond certification in the United States, the level reserved for ten million units. Songs with that kind of second life are built for arena singalongs, and Toronto crowds have a long record of singing every word back.
Around it sits the rest of the spine: “Look Back at It,” from Hoodie SZN in December 2018, which interpolates Michael Jackson and carried a video set in a high school, a setting he chose because he considers himself, in his own words, “a voice of the youth.” Add “Swervin,” “My Shit,” “Still Think About You” and the Before Artistry material, and the Toronto set has both the anniversary frame and the new chapter in one night.
What Toronto Fans Should Know
Scotiabank Arena sits at 40 Bay Street, beside Union Station, so GO Transit and the TTC both deliver fans to the door, and a Saturday date gives the show a full weekend crowd rather than a weeknight rush. The practical move is simple: buy through Ticketmaster, the seller named in the announcement, confirm which support acts are attached to the Toronto bill before the night, and arrive early enough for the openers, because this support roster is a draw in its own right.
Six new dates, a ten year anniversary, and a Toronto Saturday night at the arena. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie built his first major tour exposure opening for this city’s biggest artist, and on November 28 he returns as the headliner, with a Diamond single and five albums of catalogue behind the claim.
