Cardi B’s Career Ascends to the Next Level with New Tour

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Cardi B announces her first tour in six years, and her first-ever headlining arena tour, with 31 dates kicking off in February.

If her career is up, then it’s stuck. Cardi B has announced her first tour in six years, and her first-ever headlining arena tour. The Little Miss Drama Tour—in support of her highly anticipated second studio album, Am I the Drama? (out this Friday)—features 31 dates across the U.S. The run kicks off on February 11 in Palm Desert, California, and wraps up on April 17 in Atlanta.

The Little Miss Drama Tour marks Cardi B’s first full headlining arena run and the biggest tour of her career to date. The run will see her headline iconic venues for the first time, including the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and Madison Square Garden in her hometown of New York City.

Tickets will first be available via Citi and Verizon presales on September 22, followed by an artist presale on September 23. Fans must sign up by Sunday, September 21, at 10 PM PT. No codes are needed; access is tied to your Ticketmaster account. The general onsale will begin Thursday, September 25, at 10 AM local time.

The Citi presale gives Citi cardmembers access to presale tickets beginning Monday, September 22, at 7 AM local time until Tuesday, September 23, at 7 AM local time through the Citi Entertainment program. The Verizon presale offers customers in the U.S. exclusive access to tickets simply for being a Verizon customer. The presale for select shows runs from Monday, September 22, at 7 AM local time until Tuesday, September 23, at 7 AM local time.

Cardi B’s much-anticipated sophomore album, Am I the Drama? arrives September 19 after her record-breaking debut album, Invasion of Privacy. The new album is available to pre-save now, and features the fiery anthem “Outside,” which marks her 13th Top 10 Billboard Hot 100, and her recently released “Imaginary Playerz.”

Little Miss Drama Tour 2026 Dates

February

• 11 | Acrisure Arena — Palm Desert, CA
• 13 | T-Mobile Arena — Las Vegas, NV
• 15 | Kia Forum — Los Angeles, CA
• 19 | Moda Center — Portland, OR
• 21 | Rogers Arena — Vancouver, BC
• 22 | Climate Pledge Arena — Seattle, WA
• 25 | Golden 1 Center — Sacramento, CA
• 27 | Chase Center — San Francisco, CA

March

• 01 | PHX Arena — Phoenix, AZ
• 04 | Toyota Center — Houston, TX
• 06 | Moody Center — Austin, TX
• 07 | American Airlines Center — Dallas, TX
• 09 | Ball Arena — Denver, CO
• 12 | Target Center — Minneapolis, MN
• 14 | Gainbridge Fieldhouse — Indianapolis, IN
• 15 | Little Caesars Arena — Detroit, MI
• 17 | T-Mobile Center — Kansas City, MO
• 19 | Heritage Bank Center — Cincinnati, OH
• 21 | United Center — Chicago, IL
• 25 | Madison Square Garden — New York, NY
• 28 | Prudential Center — Newark, NJ
• 30 | Scotiabank Arena — Toronto, ON

April

• 02 | TD Garden — Boston, MA
• 03 | PeoplesBank Arena — Hartford, CT
• 04 | CFG Bank Arena — Baltimore, MD
• 07 | Xfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia, PA
• 08 | Capital One Arena — Washington, DC
• 11 | Lenovo Center — Raleigh, NC
• 12 | Spectrum Center — Charlotte, NC
• 14 | Amerant Bank Arena — Sunrise, FL
• 17 | State Farm Arena — Atlanta, GA