Upcoming Megan Thee Stallion dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Megan Thee Stallion is
Megan Thee Stallion is a Houston rapper, songwriter and actress who headlines arenas on the strength of a run of number-one hits. Born Megan Jovon Ruth Pete in San Antonio on February 15, 1995, and raised in Houston, she built a following through freestyle videos on social media while in college. Her fans call themselves "Hotties."
Her breakthrough came fast. "Hot Girl Summer" (2019) reached number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100; the "Savage" remix with Beyoncé and Cardi B's "WAP" both hit number one; and in 2024 "Hiss" became her first solo number one. At the 63rd Grammy Awards she won Best New Artist, the second female rapper to do so after Lauryn Hill, and she holds three Grammys in total. Her albums include Good News (2020), Traumazine (2022) and Megan (2024), the first released through her own company, Hot Girl Productions. In 2026 she made her Broadway debut as Zidler in Moulin Rouge! The Musical for a limited engagement.
What a Megan Thee Stallion concert is like
A Megan show is a high-energy rap performance built on the hits, from "Savage" and "Body" to "Hiss" and "WAP," and on the confident, openly sexual persona she brings to her lyrics, videos and live performances. Her alter egos, such as "Tina Snow" and "Hot Girl Meg," are part of that persona, and the audience is loud and participatory.
Her catchphrase "hot girl summer," which she trademarked in 2019, frames the event as a party as much as a concert. Expect a floor that stands from the first song and a lower bowl that rarely sits down. Guest appearances happen on bigger nights; on her 2024 tour, Cardi B joined her in New York to perform "WAP."
She is also a seasoned festival and television performer, with an NPR Tiny Desk Concert, a Saturday Night Live appearance, a surprise set at the 2022 Academy Awards, and hosting duties at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.
Megan Thee Stallion tours, dated
Each run below is documented in the sources for this page. Current dates, if any, appear in the live event list.
- Legendary Nights Tour (2019): a supporting slot for Meek Mill and Future.
- Future Nostalgia Tour (2022): a supporting slot for Dua Lipa on her arena tour.
- Hot Girl Summer Tour (May 14 to September 26, 2024): her first headlining tour, announced in January 2024. It opened in Minneapolis and closed in New York City, with GloRilla as special guest in North America and Ms Banks opening in Europe. Announced at 31 dates, it grew to 36 shows and grossed about 40.2 million US dollars. Stops included Madison Square Garden, the United Center, Crypto.com Arena, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Co-op Live in Manchester and the O2 Arena in London. She became the first rapper to headline three shows at Atlanta's State Farm Arena on one tour. Three European dates (Glasgow, Cologne and Dublin) were canceled.
The lesson from 2024: a first headlining run that adds dates mid-tour signals more demand than the original routing anticipated, which is useful context for the next one.
Where to sit for Megan Thee Stallion
Her headline shows are arena concerts, typically on an end stage (the stage at one end of the arena, with the floor in front of it). For a performance-heavy rap show, a view of the full stage matters more than raw distance.
- Floor near the stage: the closest view and the most energy. The floor is flat, so rear floor rows see mainly the screens and the heads in front of them.
- Lower bowl facing the stage: the best overall choice, with elevation over the floor and a full view of the stage and lighting.
- Lower bowl on the sides near the stage: close, but sharp angles can cut off the far side of the stage and the main screen.
- Upper level center: the value tier. A center upper seat sees the whole staging; an upper corner seat right beside the stage is usually the weakest seat in the building.
Avoid sections behind or directly beside the stage unless the listing describes them as viewable; on an end-stage setup they usually face the back of the set. Check the specific venue's seating map, since each arena handles its floor layout differently.
How demand for Megan Thee Stallion tickets behaves
Demand for Megan follows the pattern of a hit-driven rap headliner:
- Fan presales first. Arena tours generally open with artist, fan-club or card-holder presales before the general on-sale, and the best lower-bowl seats often go in that window.
- Home markets and big rooms. Houston, Atlanta, New York and Los Angeles dates draw the most buyers; the three-night Atlanta run in 2024 shows how deep demand can be in a strong market.
- Added dates. When a first night sells quickly, promoters often add a second, which can loosen the resale market for both.
- Weekend effect. Friday and Saturday shows move first; weeknight shows leave more choice closer to the date.
Resale prices can sit above or below face value and often shift in the last few days. GoodSeats orders come with guaranteed entry. For announcements, check Megan Thee Stallion's official site.
Frequently asked questions
Has Megan Thee Stallion headlined a tour?
Yes. Her first headlining tour, the Hot Girl Summer Tour, ran from May 14 to September 26, 2024, across North America and Europe, with 36 shows and GloRilla as special guest in North America.
What venues does Megan Thee Stallion play?
Her 2024 headline tour played arenas such as Madison Square Garden, the United Center, Crypto.com Arena and State Farm Arena, where she headlined three shows. She also plays major festivals.
What are the best seats for a Megan Thee Stallion concert?
The lower bowl facing the stage gives the best view of the full stage. The floor is closest but flat, and upper corner seats beside the stage are usually the weakest.
Where is Megan Thee Stallion from?
She was born in San Antonio, Texas, in 1995 and grew up in Houston, which she represents in her music.
How many Grammys has Megan Thee Stallion won?
She has won three Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist at the 63rd Grammys and two for the Savage remix with Beyonce.