WWE is loading up the end of the year with another packed Holiday Live Tour, and the company just added 10 new dates across the United States. The schedule includes stops in New York City, Detroit, Nashville, Pittsburgh and several other markets, with Madison Square Garden once again getting a post-Christmas WWE event.
WWE announced that tickets for the newly revealed dates will go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster. Fans will also have access to an exclusive presale beginning October 1, with additional event information available through WWE’s events page.
The newly announced dates are:
- Thursday, December 3 — Rockford, Illinois — BMO Center — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Saturday, December 26 — New York City — Madison Square Garden — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Saturday, December 26 — Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania — Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Sunday, December 27 — Syracuse, New York — Onecenter War Memorial — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Sunday, December 27 — Hampton, Virginia — Hampton Coliseum — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Monday, December 28 — Tampa, Florida — Benchmark International Arena — RAW/SmackDown
- Tuesday, December 29 — Detroit, Michigan — Little Caesars Arena — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Tuesday, December 29 — Nashville, Tennessee — Bridgestone Arena — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Wednesday, December 30 — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — PPG Paints Arena — WWE Holiday Live Tour
- Wednesday, December 30 — Columbus, Georgia — Columbus Civic Center — WWE Holiday Live Tour
The Madison Square Garden stop on December 26 stands out as one of the biggest dates on the schedule, while WWE is also set to run events in multiple cities on the same night during the post-Christmas stretch. Tampa’s December 28 date is listed as a RAW/SmackDown event rather than a standard Holiday Live Tour show.
WWE’s holiday schedule has traditionally given fans a chance to catch major stars on the road during one of the busiest weeks of the year, and the company is clearly planning another aggressive run to close out 2026.
Which of WWE’s newly announced Holiday Live Tour stops would you want to attend? Let us know what you think in the comments.
