The Weeknd to appear in Detroit, in May, a weekend

On By Littum

The hugely successful Toronto artist performs a Saturday night concert in the center of Detroit as part of his new tour.

Pop-R&B Superstar The Weeknd performs on Ford Field 24 May as part of the 2025 extension of his “After Hours to Thern” Stadium Tour, announced promoters on Friday.

The message comes the same day as the release of the artist’s new album, “Hurry up tomorrow.”

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Playboi Carti and Mike Dean open the show.

The Ford Field concert is the second show on the tour’s 26-date itinerary. Trek starts May 9 in Phoenix and wraps September 3 in San Antonio.

“Hurry you tomorrow” is The Weeknd’s first album since 2022’s “Dawn FM”, which included hits “Is there another?” and “out of time.”

The 34-year-old Toronto Hitmaker is Spotify’s 2nd greatest artist in the world with more than 117 million monthly listeners. He has 27 songs – 21 as the main artist, six as a highlighted artist – who has earned more than 1 billion plays on the streaming service.

The Ford Field Show is the fifth 2025 concert that was announced at the venue. The building is also ready to host Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks (March 29), AC/DC (April 30), Post Malone and Jelly Roll (May 18) and Kendrick Lamar and Sza (June 10).

Weeknd’s last area performance was in July 2022 at Ford Field.

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The Weeknd ‘After Hours for Dawn’ 2025 Tour:

May 9: Phoenix, Ariz. (State Farm Stadium)

May 24: Detroit, Mich. (Ford Field)

May 30: Chicago, ill. (Soldier Field Stadium)

June 5: East Rutherford, NJ (Metlife Stadium)

June 10: Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium)

June 14: Minneapolis, Minn. (US Bank Stadium)

June 21: Denver, Colo. (Empower Field to Mile High)

June 25-26: Inglewood, California (Sofi Stadium)

July 5: Las Vegas, Nev. (Allegiant stage)

July 8: Santa Clara, California (Levi’s Stadium)

July 12: Seattle, Wash. (Lumen Field)

July 15: Vancouver, BC (BC Place)

July 19: Edmonton, AB (Commonwealth Stadium)

July 24: Montréal, QC (Parc Jean Drapeau)

27-28. July: Toronto, ont. (Rogers Center)

July 30: Philadelphia, Penn. (Lincoln Financial Field)

August 2: Landover, Md. (Northwest Stadium)

August 12: Nashville, Tenn. (Nissan Stadium)

August 15: Miami, Fla. (Hard Rock Stadium)

August 21: Atlanta, GA. (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)

August 24: Orlando, Fla. (Camping World Stadium)

August 27: Arlington, Texas (AT&T Stadium)

August 30: Houston, Texas (NRG Stadium)

September 3: San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome)