Long legs, smoldering looks, fast-moving hips: it’s all part of the fabulous scene known as Dancing with the Stars. This year’s live tour based on the TV show was a sold-out success in 68 U.S. cities, and so the DWTS dancers are going to hit the road again with their glammed-up dance routines in 2026, this time with 74 dates.
You’ll get a chance to see the professional dancers you remember from the series as well as some amazing celebrities stepping into the spotlight with grace and athleticism. Whether it’s ballroom, cha-cha or samba, the dance numbers will be electric. Here’s what we know about the tour so far.
Who’s going on the Dancing with the Stars Tour in 2026?
Well, for one thing, pro couple Val Chmerkovskiy and Jenna Johnson will be with the full tour—on the road dancing for the first time in five years, with their baby born in January 2023.
Which pro dancers will be on the Dancing with the Stars Tour?:
The professional dancers that will be on tour in 2026 include Brandon Armstrong, Alan Bersten, Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Jenna Johnson, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Emma Slater, Ezra Sosa, Britt Stewart and Hailey Bills, according to Entertainment Weekly.
What celebrities are going on tour with Dancing with the Stars?
We’re not allowed to tell you. (Okay, okay, they haven’t been announced yet as of this writing).
Who will be the choreographer?
Emmy Award winner Mandy Moore (Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour, La La Land) will be returning to choreograph and direct this year’s tour just as she did this year. Expect to see some of the most amazing routines from DWTS Season 34, as well as new dance numbers specifically created for this production.
When do tickets go on sale?
Friday, October 10 at 10am local time. But if you want to score tickets early or purchase VIP status, sign up for a Mirrorball Membership on DWTSTour.com and you’ll get access to a presale starting at 10am on October 8.
Which cities are on the tour?
The better question is, which cities aren't on the tour? Here's our exhaustive list of the dates and cities:
January 22: Akron, Ohio
January 23: Verona, New York
January 24: Boston, Massachusetts
January 27: Bangor, Maine
January 28: Portland, Maine
January 29: Manchester, New Hampshire
January 30: Uncasville, Connecticut
January 31: Uncasville, Connecticut
February 1: Niagara Falls, Canada
February 3: Buffalo, New York
February 4: University Park, Pennsylvania
February 5: Hershey, Pennsylvania
February 6: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
February 7: Atlantic City, New Jersey
February 10: White Plains, New York
February 12: Schenectady, New York
February 13: Williamsport, Pennsylvania
February 14: Newark, New Jersey
February 15: New York City
February 17: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
February 18: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
February 19: Baltimore, Maryland
February 20: Oxon Hill, Maryland
February 22: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
February 24: Detroit, Michigan
February 25: Indianapolis, Indiana
February 26: Ames, Iowa
February 27: St. Louis, Missouri
February 28: Cincinnati, Ohio
March 1: Peoria, Illinois
March 3: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
March 4: Minneapolis, Minnesota
March 5: Kansas City, Missouri
March 6: Rosemont, Illinois
March 8: Grand Rapids, Michigan
March 10: Columbus, Ohio
March 11: Nashville, Tennessee
March 12: Nashville, Tennessee
March 13: Richmond, Virginia
March 14: Charlotte, North Carolina
March 15: Durham, North Carolina
March 17: Virginia Beach, Virginia
March 18: Greensboro, North Carolina
March 19: North Charleston, South Carolina
March 20: Spartanburg, South Carolina
March 21: Huntsville, Alabama
March 22: Birmingham, Alabama
March 24: Jacksonville, Florida
March 25: Daytona Beach, Florida
March 26: Orlando, Florida
March 27: Clearwater, Florida
March 28: Clearwater, Florida
March 29: Hollywood, Florida
March 31: Atlanta, Georgia
April 1: Memphis, Tennessee
April 2: North Little Rock, Arkansas
April 3: Biloxi, Mississippi
April 4: Biloxi, Mississippi
April 9: Sugar Land, Texas
April 10: Irving, Texas
April 11: Wichita, Kansas
April 12: Denver, Colorado
April 15: Seattle, Washingotn
April 16: Portland, Oregon
April 17: Eugene, Oregon
April 18: San Jose, California
April 19: Reno, Nevada
April 21: Sacramento, California
April 22: San Diego, California
April 23: Costa Mesa, California
April 24: Las Vegas, Nevada
April 25: Hollywood, California
April 30: Phoenix, Arizona
May 2: Salt Lake City, Utah