That’s right — the ballroom’s going live, baby. And if their last sold-out tour is any clue, tickets will disappear faster than Len Goodman’s patience for sloppy footwork.
Season 34, But Make It Extra
This isn’t just some greatest-hits rerun. The 2026 tour is packing brand-new numbers alongside fan-favorite routines from DWTS’ record-breaking Season 34. The cast list reads like a glitter-soaked fever dream:
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Valentin Chmerkovskiy, probably shirtless.
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Jenna Johnson, serving elegance with a side of annihilation.
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Alan Bersten and Brandon Armstrong, doing that thing where they make impossible lifts look casual.
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Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Emma Slater, Ezra Sosa, Britt Stewart, and Hailey Bills — because DWTS doesn’t do “small ensemble.”
All of it’s choreographed by Mandy Moore — not the pop singer, the Emmy-winning genius behind La La Land and Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour. So yeah, expect the kind of precision that makes mere mortals question their coordination.
Fans Are Obsessed (Like, Vote 35 Million Times a Week Obsessed)
The DWTS machine is running hot. Season 34 premiered as the #1 most mentioned TV show on social media, and viewers cast twice as many votes as the previous year. That’s a lot of texts to “DANCE.”
Now, instead of yelling at your TV while sipping rosé, you can scream IRL as Val dips Jenna six feet from your face.
Ticket Intel: Blink and You’ll Miss It
Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, October 10 at 10 a.m. PDT through Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
If you want the good seats (and let’s be honest, you do), sign up for the Mirrorball Membership at DWTSTour.com. It’s free — like, actually free — and it gets you into the pre-sale starting Wednesday, October 8 at 10 a.m. PDT.
This is your chance to not be the person stuck in the balcony with a blocked view behind someone’s light-up cowboy hat.
VIP: Because Regular Seats Are for Mortals
Want to breathe the same air as Val? VIP packages include premium seats, meet-and-greets, interactive experiences with the cast, exclusive merch, and probably a solid Instagram story or two.
The tour is produced by Faculty Productions and BBC Studios LA, with Live Nation and NS2 making sure the glitter cannon goes off right on cue.
Homework Before Showtime
Catch “Dancing with the Stars” live every Tuesday night on ABC and Disney+ (5 p.m. PDT), or stream on Hulu the next day. Consider it your warm-up before the rhinestone invasion hits Las Vegas in April.
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