Cardi B announced a 32-date North American arena tour on Tuesday, revealing the "Little Miss Drama Tour" will run from February through April 2026 and include a Madison Square Garden show on March 25 and a stop at Newark’s Prudential Center on March 28.
The tour, the rapper’s first major outing in six years, will support her forthcoming second studio album, "Am I The Drama?," which is scheduled for release Sept. 19. The record’s guest list, as disclosed in the announcement, includes Janet Jackson, Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, Selena Gomez and Kehlani.
Cardi B shared the tour news on Instagram, writing, "We putting the kids to bed early because the Little Miss Drama Tour is coming to a city near you." According to a New York Post account of a recent street appearance in Washington Heights, the New York City native danced atop a car and bought nearly 200 sandwiches and almost 300 drinks for people gathered outside, with a deli worker saying she purchased the store’s honey turkey provolone with tomato and mayo.
Tickets for the tour will go on official sale Thursday, Sept. 25. Secondary market platforms such as Vivid Seats are already listing shows; Vivid Seats describes itself as a secondary ticket marketplace and states it offers a 100% buyer guarantee that aims to protect transactions and ensure delivery. Prices on secondary sites may be higher or lower than face value depending on demand.
The itinerary begins Feb. 11 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California, and travels through major markets and arenas, including Feb. 13 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas; Feb. 15 at Kia Forum, Inglewood; Feb. 19 at Moda Center, Portland; Feb. 21 at Rogers Arena, Vancouver; Feb. 22 at Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle; Feb. 25 at Golden 1 Center, Sacramento; Feb. 27 at Chase Center, San Francisco; March 1 at PHX Arena, Phoenix; March 4 at Toyota Center, Houston; March 6 at Moody Center, Austin; March 7 at American Airlines Center, Dallas; March 9 at Ball Arena, Denver; March 12 at Target Center, Minneapolis; March 14 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis; March 15 at Little Caesars Arena, Detroit; March 17 at T-Mobile Center, Kansas City; March 19 at Heritage Bank Center, Cincinnati; March 21 at United Center, Chicago; March 25 at Madison Square Garden, New York; March 28 at Prudential Center, Newark; March 30 at Scotiabank Arena, Toronto; April 2 at TD Garden, Boston; April 3 at PeoplesBank Arena, Hartford; April 4 at CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore; April 7 at Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia; April 8 at Capital One Arena, Washington, D.C.; April 11 at Lenovo Center, Raleigh; April 12 at Spectrum Center, Charlotte; April 14 at Amerant Bank Arena, Sunrise, Florida; and April 17 at State Farm Arena, Atlanta.
Ahead of the album release, Cardi B has released four singles that could figure into the tour set list. Two recent tracks include "Imaginary Playerz" and the ’00s-influenced "Outside," while the earlier singles "Up" and "WAP" were released in 2021. On June 27, she performed a short, 10-song set at Brooklyn’s Under the K Bridge Park that included "Bongos," "Money," "She Bad," "Bartier Cardi," a cover of "Tomorrow 2," "Up," "Outside," "WAP," "Bodak Yellow" and "I Like It." The June appearance suggests she may mix older hits with new material on the arena run.
The announcement follows months of promotional activity around Cardi B’s new music and public appearances. The tour is expected to place her back on major stages after a prolonged break from full-scale touring; further details about supporting acts, production and VIP packages were not included in the initial announcement. The New York Post reported the tour dates and accompanying details.