WWE’s house show schedule is getting busier again. After adding more live events for the fall and announcing an international tour ahead of the Royal Rumble, the company apparently isn’t stopping there.
According to Bryan Alvarez, WWE is expected to add more house shows to its schedule in December, continuing the recent increase in non-televised live events.
“Besides the pre-Royal Rumble European tour, it looks like there will be added December house shows too, so the schedule is increasing.”
That comes after WWE announced seven additional house shows on Thursday running from October 15 through November 19. Those events will be branded as the Road to Survivor Series WarGames tour. WWE has also already filled out part of its schedule for the beginning of 2027.
The company recently announced eight dates for a European tour in January, taking WWE overseas in the build toward the Royal Rumble. With December house shows now reportedly being added between those tours, WWE’s live-event calendar is starting to become considerably fuller.
CM Punk is also going to be a major part of that increased schedule. WWE announced on Thursday that Punk is being advertised for 22 events through the end of October as part of a ticket promotion offering discounts of up to 20 percent. That includes several upcoming house shows as well as Saturday’s NXT live event in Petersburg, Virginia.
The latest developments are notable considering how much WWE’s house show business has changed in recent years. Rather than maintaining the heavier year-round touring schedule the company once operated, WWE has become much more selective with non-televised events.
Now those dates are beginning to pile up again. Seven Road to Survivor Series WarGames shows are already coming in October and November, eight European dates are scheduled ahead of the Royal Rumble, and December is reportedly about to receive additional house shows of its own.
WWE isn’t back to its old touring schedule yet, but the direction is pretty clear: the live-event calendar is getting busier.
Would you like to see WWE bring back more regular house shows, or do you prefer the lighter touring schedule? Let us know in the comments.
