Kanye West Announces SoFi Stadium Concert

Rapper to perform in Inglewood on April 3 following release of new album 'Bully'

Published on Mar. 9, 2026

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Controversial rapper Kanye West, now known as Ye, has announced he will perform a concert at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium on April 3. The show comes on the heels of Ye's new album 'Bully' and follows a previous appearance at the venue in 2024 as part of the Rolling Loud festival.

Why it matters

Ye's announcement marks a return to live performances for the artist, who has faced significant backlash in recent years over his antisemitic remarks. The concert also comes as Ye is involved in a legal dispute over allegedly unpaid work on a Malibu mansion he previously owned.

The details

Ye's SoFi Stadium concert will be his 'only performance' in the Los Angeles area, according to the venue's website. Tickets for the show will go on sale on Tuesday. The concert follows Ye's appearance at SoFi in 2024, which was billed as a performance but turned out to be more of a listening session for his collaborative album 'Vultures 1' with Ty Dolla Sign.

  • Ye's new album 'Bully' is due out this month.
  • Ye previously appeared at SoFi Stadium in 2024 as part of the Rolling Loud festival.
  • The concert at SoFi Stadium is scheduled for April 3, 2026.

The players

Kanye West

Also known as Ye, the controversial rapper is set to perform at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on April 3, 2026.

Ty Dolla Sign

The rapper collaborated with Ye on the album 'Vultures 1', which was previewed at Ye's 2024 appearance at SoFi Stadium.

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What’s next

Tickets for Kanye West's SoFi Stadium concert on April 3 will go on sale on Tuesday.

The takeaway

Kanye West's announcement of a concert at SoFi Stadium marks a return to live performances for the controversial artist, who has faced significant backlash in recent years over his antisemitic remarks. The show comes as Ye is also involved in a legal dispute over allegedly unpaid work on a Malibu mansion he previously owned.