There’s only a handful of singers who understand the ebbs and flows of music, switching between through styles like its second nature. Doja Cat is one of those artists, which is why fans can expect tickets for her upcoming tour to go quickly.

In 2026, Doja Cat will hit the road for her ‘Tour Ma Vie’ World Tour. The roadshow follows the release of her fifth album, Vie.

BUY NOW: Get tickets to Doja Cat concerts on StubHub

It seems like the singer has been in the music world for quite some time, but it was only 2018 when she released her debut album Amala. Since then, she’s released even more records, with Planet Her peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 charts in 2021.

Doja Cat is a one-of-a-king performer. From her stuck-in-your head lyrics to authentic persona that takes the stage, no one is doing it like her.

If you want to see her latest album come to life, here’s how you can get tickets to Doja Cat’s ‘Tour Ma Vie’ concerts in 2026.

Doja Cat tickets for ‘Tour Ma Vie’ 2026

Tickets for Doja Cat’s 2026 ‘Tour Ma Vie’ are available now on StubHub.

One of the biggest music artist right now, passes are in high demand. As a result, her first show in the U.S. in Detroit has a get-in price of $105. Just two days later, her Chicago concert has tickets starting at $145. Austin costs about $130 while New York starts at $180.

Ticket prices vary by each performance. To view the latest costs and availability, click the link below.

BUY NOW: Best prices, seats to see Doja Cat’s 2026 world tour

Doja Cat ‘Tour Ma Vie’ 2026 schedule

Doja Cat will head to Oceania, Asia and Europe before closing out her tour in North America. That leg begins on Oct. 1 in Detroit, continuing for two months before the final concert on Dec. 1 in New York.

Below is a North American schedule of the ‘Tour Ma Vie’ Tour. For more ticketing information, click here.

Date City Venue
Oct. 1 Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena
Oct. 3 Chicago, IL United Center
Oct. 4 Minneapolis, MN Target Center
Oct. 6 Kansas City, MO T-Mobile Center
Oct. 8 Denver, CO Ball Arena
Oct. 10 Salt Lake City, UT Maverik Center
Oct. 13 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena
Oct. 15 Seattle, WA Climate Pledge Arena
Oct. 17 Portland, OR Moda Center
Oct. 19 San Francisco, CA Chase Center
Oct. 20 Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center
Oct. 22 Los Angeles, CA Kia Forum
Oct. 27 San Diego, cA Viejas Arena
Oct. 29 Phoenix, AZ PHX Arena
Oct. 31 Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena
Nov. 3 Austin, TX Moody Center
Nov. 4 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
Nov. 6 San Antonio, TX Frost Bank Center
Nov. 7 Houston, TX Toyota Center
Nov. 11 Miami, FL Kaseya Center
Nov. 13 Tampa, FL Benchmark International Arena
Nov. 14 Orlando, FL Kia Center
Nov. 17 Atlanta, GA State Farm aRena
Nov. 18 Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center
Nov. 20 Baltimore, MD CFG Bank Arena
Nov. 21 Washington, C Capital One Arena
Nov. 23 Boston, MA TD Garden
Nov. 25 Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena
Nov. 27 Montréal, QC Bell Centre
Nov. 29 Philadelphia, PA Xfinity Mobile Arena
Dec. 1 New York, NY Madison Square Garden
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