The iconic Warped Tour will return to international stages in 2026, with newly announced dates in Montreal and Mexico City. The festival will take place in Montreal from August 21 to 22 and in Mexico City on September 12 to 13. This expansion follows the previously revealed stops in Washington DC, Long Beach, California, and Orlando, Florida.
Kevin Lyman, the founder of Warped Tour, expressed excitement about this international growth. “Bringing Warped back to international stages is an exciting milestone,” he stated. “Montreal and Mexico City are home to some of the most dedicated music fans in the world, and expanding into these cities lets us share the Warped spirit with even more people. It’s the perfect time to grow the tour and celebrate the global community that’s been with us from the beginning.”
Tickets for the newly added dates will go on sale on November 26 for all locations, with the exception of Mexico City, where tickets will be available starting on December 02. Fans eager to experience the festival can find additional information and updates on the official Warped Tour website.
The announcement follows a successful series of final Warped Tour dates that took place earlier this month in Orlando, marking a significant moment in the festival’s history. Warped Tour has been a beloved platform for emerging and established artists, fostering a unique community of music lovers across generations.
As the festival prepares for its 2026 return, Lyman’s commitment to maintaining the tour’s spirit while embracing new audiences reflects a dedication to the music scene. The addition of Montreal and Mexico City underscores the festival’s global appeal and the growing demand for live music experiences in these vibrant cities.
Fans can anticipate a diverse lineup and the energetic atmosphere that Warped Tour is known for, making the 2026 events a highlight for music enthusiasts. With the promise of unforgettable performances and a celebration of music culture, the upcoming tour dates are set to connect fans from different backgrounds and locations, reinforcing the festival’s longstanding legacy.
