Global superstar Ed Sheeran is bringing his highly anticipated "LOOP Tour" to North America, with a can't-miss performance slated for October 24, 2026, at AT&T Stadium. This tour announcement, sourced from the City of Arlington's official website, highlights the North American dates, which are an extension of his upcoming global tour. After an impressive show in New York with TikTok last weekend, Sheeran's fans have been buzzing with excitement for more live performances.
Starting in New Zealand and Australia in January 2026, the "LOOP Tour" will showcase an all-new set design and a playlist comprising new songs from Sheeran's latest album, "Play," along with the classics and fan favorites. The previous "Mathematics tour" had already broken attendance records worldwide, and this next adventure seems poised to raise the bar even higher. Sheeran's fanbase is invited to register for early access to tickets on his website, with an Artist Presale beginning Tuesday, September 23 at 9 am CT, as per the announcement. While registration is free, it does not guarantee a ticket, prompting those interested to act fast.
Furthermore, American Express is offering its Card Members a special opportunity to secure tickets before the general public. Starting Tuesday, September 23, at 12 pm CT, cardholders can purchase through Amex Presale Tickets™, emphasizing one of the many exclusive entertainment benefits of being a card member. These tickets will be available while supplies last, adding an extra perk for Amex clientele.
Ed Sheeran's "Play," following the conclusion of his Mathematics series, brings forth what some might call "a brand new era" for the artist in 2025, showcasing growth and a shift in his musical journey. With BILLBOARD recognizing it as such and USA TODAY stating Sheeran's "unrelenting drive, coupled with a heart ready to burst with tenderness, is tucked into nearly every note of his eighth album." His new work reflects influences from Indian and Persian musical culture alongside his Irish roots, and it appears that his exploration into a "borderless musical language" has resonated soundly with both critics and fans alike.
