A Boogie Fans this just in , A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie is making sure 2026 ends on a strong note. The Diamond-certified artist from the Bronx announced his final run of headline shows extending a milestone season that celebrated a project that helped introduce him to the world. Starting November 7th the new concert run will start in Agganis Arena in Boston before it goes through Philadelphia, Toronto, Orlando, Minneapolis and hartford and end December 19th at the PeoplesBank Arena. The tour align with A Boogie’s 10 Years of the Artist Celebration that is sold out on October 29th and 30th at UBS Arena.
2026 is more than just a touring year for many artists A Boogie included, he debuted in an important period for New York hip hop which blurred the lines between Hip Hop and RNB . His 2016 mixtape The Artist became the foundation of the Diamond Certified career he crafted for himself. The concert and celebration will not only be a celebration of that era but introducing fans to the next step of his evolution ten years later.
That includes his six-track EP Before Artistry, featuring songs including “Glitchin,” “Show Me Something Real,” “PGD” featuring Kyle Richh and Zeddy Will, and “Red Light” featuring Trippie Redd.
The project bridges different generations of A Boogie’s career, pairing the melodic style that made him recognizable with collaborations connected to a newer generation of artists.
A Boogie isn’t closing out the year alone.
Support across select dates includes BabyChiefDoit, Cash Cobain, DaBaby, G Herbo, J.I the Prince, Moneybagg Yo, NTG, Yung Miami and Zeddy Will.
The lineup brings together established names and rising talent while reflecting the different sounds and generations currently moving through hip-hop.
There is something fitting about A Boogie spending 2026 looking backward and forward at the same time.
The Bronx artist entered the industry as part of a generation that helped reshape what New York rap could sound like. Melody became as important as bars, vulnerability could sit beside bravado, and records built for headphones could become arena records.
Ten years after Artist, the music that introduced A Boogie to millions of listeners isn’t simply being remembered — people are still buying tickets to experience it.
At the same time, Before Artistry suggests that the anniversary isn’t supposed to function as an ending.
It’s another chapter.
And with two sold-out nights at UBS Arena followed by a final stretch of arena dates across North America, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie is closing his milestone year by reminding fans why “The Artist” became such an important part of his identity in the first place.
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