WWE announced fourteen new shows for their live events schedule for this Fall.
Among the notable new shows announced was this year’s WWE x AAA Worlds Collide event will be taking place on September 26 at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
In an interesting note, this is the same date and city as AEW’s All Out 2026 event, which is taking place at the NOW Arena in Chicago.
It was announced that tickets for all of the upcoming new shows will officially go on sale starting on July 24 for the general public.
WWE announces 14 event dates across the United States
WWE today announced 14 new fall dates across the United States, including Raw, SmackDown and Worlds Collide, a Live Event set to include WWE and Lucha Libre AAA Superstars. Tickets for each event will go on sale Friday, July 24, at 10 a.m. local time.
Fans can purchase individual event tickets during an exclusive presale starting July 23. Tickets and event information can be found at WWE.com/Events.
Friday, September 18
Corpus Christi, Texas
Hilliard Center
SmackDown
TicketmasterMonday, September 21
San Antonio, Texas
Frost Bank Center
Raw
TicketmasterFriday, September 25
Indianapolis, Indiana
Gainbridge Fieldhouse
SmackDown
TicketmasterSaturday, September 26
Chicago, Illinois
Allstate Arena
Worlds Collide
TicketmasterMonday, September 28
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Fiserv Forum
Raw
TicketmasterFriday, October 2
Denver, Colorado
Ball Arena
SmackDown
TicketmasterMonday, October 5
St. Louis, Missouri
Enterprise Center
Raw
TicketmasterFriday, October 9
Lafayette, Louisiana
CAJUNDOME
SmackDown
TicketmasterMonday, October 12
Bossier City, Louisiana
Brookshire Grocery Arena
Raw
TicketmasterFriday, October 16
Sacramento, California
Golden 1 Center
SmackDown
TicketmasterMonday, October 19
San Diego, California
Pechanga Arena
Raw
AXSMonday, October 26
Fresno, California
Save Mart Center
Raw
TicketmasterFriday, October 30
Charleston, West Virginia
Charleston Coliseum
SmackDown
TicketmasterMonday, November 2
Brooklyn, New York
Barclays Center
Raw
Ticketmaster

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