Brent Faiyaz Announces Three Arena Dates, With Tickets on Sale September 25

Brent Faiyaz is preparing a compact return to U.S. arenas, and fans have a ticket date to put on the calendar. His official tour page lists three performances for “I Spent the Night With Brent Faiyaz,” with general sales beginning Friday, September 25, 2026, at 10 a.m. local venue time.
The itinerary starts November 30 at Chicago’s United Center, continues December 3 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and finishes December 11 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. These are the three dates currently listed on the artist’s website; the announcement does not include a Baltimore or Washington performance.
United Center describes the run, presented by Encore Live, as Faiyaz’s first U.S. headlining performances since 2023. In the statement carried by the venue, he emphasizes the exchange of energy with fans and bringing the music of “ICON” into the room with the people who have followed him.
That makes this a live-career development for the R&B singer, with the limited itinerary giving each city a specific night. It also creates a practical planning question for listeners outside those markets: which performance, if any, fits both the ticket budget and the additional cost of travel?
The Chicago listing gives an 8 p.m. showtime and 6:30 p.m. gate opening. Barclays Center also lists 8 p.m., with doors one hour before the scheduled start. Crypto.com Arena lists an 8 p.m. performance. Use each venue’s own page for local times, entry policies, accessibility information, and its linked ticket seller.
For Baltimore-area fans considering Brooklyn, the September 25 general-sale opening is 10 a.m. Eastern. Chicago and Los Angeles use their own local time zones. Check the final ticket price and any travel arrangements before committing; an announced sale time does not guarantee a particular seat or price.
Faiyaz’s official website provides the three ticket links in one place. Keep up with additional artist and touring developments through PowerPage’s R&B coverage.






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