Doja Cat Tour 2026: Dates, Opener and Tour Ma Vie Explained

Is Doja Cat on Tour in 2026?

Yes. Doja Cat is touring in 2026, and the North American leg is still ahead. No date on that leg has been played yet. It opens Oct. 1 and covers 31 arena dates, with Latto booked as its special guest on all of them.

Where the tour currently stands

"On tour right now" can be misleading for U.S. fans ahead of the opener. The world tour has already moved through its earlier legs, Europe included, while North America is the closing stretch. That gap explains a common misread. Clips from the tour already circulate, which makes the run feel like something you arrived late to. None of the 31 dates on this leg has happened yet.

The North American leg in numbers

The North American leg has 31 dates, opening Oct. 1 in Detroit and closing Dec. 1 in New York, across October, November and December 2026. Live Nation promotes the run and lists the dates on its Doja Cat events page.

The legs that came before North America

This North American leg is the tour's final scheduled leg. Before it, the run moved through Oceania and Asia in late 2025, then Latin America in February 2026, then Africa in March, then Europe and the UK in May and June. Live Nation's announcement covers the Latin America, Europe, UK and North American dates; the two Africa shows, Kigali on Mar. 17 and Pretoria on Mar. 20, came through Global Citizen's Move Afrika circuit.

One date on the Latin America leg is worth flagging: Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes on Feb. 18, 2026. Mexico is geographically part of North America, but the fall leg discussed here refers specifically to the U.S. and Canada. The fall run described on this page is the U.S. and Canada leg, and that is the one still ahead. The ordering matters if you are piecing the tour together from social video. Footage posted before the Detroit opener comes from one of those earlier legs, which is why one tour can look like three online.

Doja Cat Tour 2026 Dates

The North American leg covers 31 arena dates from October through December 2026, one night per city. The schedule below lists the dates currently on sale, with the venue and what is available for each, so it stays current as the leg approaches.

Full North American schedule

The schedule module directly above carries the dates currently listed for the leg, with the venue attached to each entry, so what you see there is what is listed at the moment you read it. Live Nation's artist page carries the promoter's own version of the same schedule, which is the one to open if you want the announcement-side view of the run without listings attached.

One night per city, arenas only

The North American schedule consists of 31 dates across 31 markets, with each show booked at an arena. There are no stadium dates on the announced schedule. That has a practical consequence most date lists never spell out: there is no second night in your market to fall back on. If the show near you is the one you want, that single date is the whole opportunity, and the fallback is a drive to another city.

Tour Ma Vie, Vie Tour and Scarlet Tour

Three terms can cause confusion when fans search for Doja Cat's 2026 shows: Tour Ma Vie World Tour, "Vie tour" and the earlier Scarlet Tour. Tour Ma Vie World Tour is the official name of the current run. "Vie tour" and "Ma Vie tour" are informal shorthand for the same tour. The Scarlet Tour was a separate earlier tour.

Tour Ma Vie World Tour is the official name

The name is consistent across the official and trade sources. Live Nation, the promoter, uses Tour Ma Vie World Tour in its own announcement release and on its artist page. Pollstar used the same name in its trade coverage of the North American leg.

The "Vie tour" is the same tour

If you searched "Doja Cat Vie tour" or "Ma Vie tour," you are in the right place. Both point to the run described on this page. The shorthand comes from the tour's connection to Vie, her fifth studio album, released Sept. 26, 2025, via Kemosabe Records/RCA Records. "Vie tour" and "Ma Vie tour" are commonly used to refer to the same run. The official and trade listings we checked do not show a separate 2026 tour under either spelling.

The Scarlet Tour is a different, earlier tour

The Scarlet Tour supported the album Scarlet and ran across 2023 and 2024. It was a separate tour and has no dates in 2026. This is where most of the confusion enters. Search for a Doja Cat setlist or a tour poster and results from the Scarlet era surface next to current ones, because that run generated years of reviews, fan photos and merch listings.

A quick filter: if a page mentions Scarlet, it is describing the earlier tour. If it mentions Ma Vie or Vie, it is describing the 2026 one.

Who Opens for Doja Cat in 2026

Latto is the special guest on Doja Cat's North American leg, and she is on the bill for every one of the 31 dates. Doja Cat announced it on July 21, 2026, alongside the "Okayyy" video, with trade coverage following the next day. The Oceania, Asia and Europe legs used other openers, so a recap from one of those shows is not a guide to what happens in North America.

Latto is the special guest on the North American leg

Latto is billed as a special guest across the whole leg, not a rotating slot. TicketNews reported that she performs on all 31 North American dates, and Complex described her as the special guest for every date on the 31-city run. The booking was announced on July 21, 2026, after the dates themselves had been out for months, and it applies to the leg from Detroit on Oct. 1 through Madison Square Garden on Dec. 1. That simplifies the choice for anyone weighing two cities. The bill is the same wherever you go, so the venue, the date and the seat are where the real differences show up.

Openers on the earlier legs

The support act was not the same on every leg. Sailorr opened the Oceania and Asia leg, while Naomi Sharon was direct support for the European dates. Neither appears on the North American schedule. So a running-order recap pulled from one of those legs describes a different bill, opener included.

Doja Cat Tour Setlist: What's Known

No confirmed North American setlist exists yet. The North American leg has not played a date, so there is no verified running order for these shows. The world tour opened Nov. 18, 2025, in Auckland, and that setlist is the closest available preview of what fans might hear on the North American leg. A North American running order can only be confirmed after the Detroit show.

Why no 2026 setlist is confirmed yet

A setlist is a record of what was played, which means a show has to happen first. The North American leg opens Oct. 1, so the first setlist from these dates cannot exist before that night.

What we can point to is the Tour Ma Vie setlist already on record. The Nov. 18, 2025, Auckland show ran roughly 27 songs, mixing Vie material with "Paint the Town Red," "Kiss Me More," "Say So," "Woman," "Streets" and "Need to Know," and closing with "Jealous Type." Sets can change over a year-long tour, so treat that setlist as a preview rather than a confirmed running order for Detroit.

What the Vie era points to

The tour carries the album's name, and the Auckland set included 11 songs from Vie alongside tracks from Doja Cat's earlier albums. That pattern is the reasonable expectation for the fall dates, and this section gets updated once Detroit is on record. Where the earlier legs are genuinely useful is everything around the songs. Fans looking at tour outfits or stage design are looking at footage from Oceania, Asia, Latin America or Europe, and that footage is from this tour. What it cannot tell you is the exact North American running order.

The North American On-Sale Opened in 2025

Tickets for the North American leg reached general sale in October 2025, about a year before opening night. Anyone searching in the summer of 2026 is past the presale-code stage, which is the part that closed. The open question now is a two-part one: what is still listed on the primary side for the date nearest you, and what the resale market is showing for the nights and sections that have already sold through.

When the general on-sale actually happened

Doja Cat announced the 2026 dates on Sept. 29, 2025, and the promoter's own release set the North American schedule: presale from Oct. 7, general sale from Oct. 10, 2025. Live Nation and Billboard both carried those dates at announcement. The year is worth stating plainly, because it gets dropped in a lot of secondhand coverage: October 2025, not October 2026. The general sale therefore opened almost a full year before the North American leg's Oct. 1, 2026, opening night.

The 2025 on-sale does not mean buying is over. Primary inventory is still listed for many of the dates, and VIP packages were sold separately from standard tickets. 

Where the resale market fits now

Primary and resale are running side by side on this leg, not one after the other. Official inventory is still listed for the dates, while resale listings can provide options for shows or sections where primary inventory has sold out. For a single-night market with no second show to fall back on, that second pool is often the difference between going and not going.

TicketX is a resale marketplace, so tickets listed there come from other fans and sellers instead of the box office. Three things are worth knowing before you compare listings anywhere. Tickets are verified. Listings carry no hidden fees. And the Buyer Guarantee backs your order with a full refund in the covered situations: invalid tickets, tickets that never arrive in time, an event canceled without a replacement date, and a seller who fails to transfer.

If you want the longer version of how that works, we wrote it up in is TicketX legit. Otherwise, listings for the leg sit on the Doja Cat tickets page on TicketX.

Doja Cat Tour 2026 FAQ

Five questions cover most of what people ask about this run: whether the tour is happening, whether North America gets dates, who opens, what gets played and which tour name is the real one. Every answer below reflects the schedule as it stands before the leg opens.

Is Doja Cat on tour in 2026?

Yes. Doja Cat's Tour Ma Vie World Tour continues through North America in fall 2026, with 31 arena dates from Oct. 1 in Detroit to Dec. 1 in New York. Latto is the special guest for the leg.

Will Doja Cat tour the U.S. in 2026?

Yes. The North American leg includes 31 arena dates across the U.S. and Canada, opening Oct. 1 in Detroit and ending Dec. 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Who is the opener for Doja Cat 2026?

Latto, on all 31 dates. TicketNews and Complex reported that she is the special guest for the entire North American run rather than a selection of markets. The earlier legs used other openers: Sailorr on the Oceania and Asia shows, and Naomi Sharon in Europe. A running order posted from one of those legs is not a preview of the North American bill.

What songs will Doja Cat sing on tour in 2026?

There is no confirmed North American setlist yet. The leg has not played a date yet, so no verified running order exists for these shows. What is on record is the setlist from the world tour's Nov. 18, 2025 show in Auckland, which built the set around Vie alongside "Paint the Town Red," "Kiss Me More," "Say So," "Woman" and "Streets," ending on "Jealous Type." That is the best available guide, though a set can change across a year on the road.

Is the Vie tour the same as Tour Ma Vie?

Yes. They are the same tour. Tour Ma Vie World Tour is the official name used by Live Nation and the venues hosting the shows. "Vie tour" and "Ma Vie tour" are fan shorthand drawn from Vie, her fifth studio album, released in 2025. Searching either phrase leads to the same North American leg described on this page. The name that points somewhere else is the Scarlet Tour, which supported the album Scarlet across 2023 and 2024 and has no 2026 dates.