Jingle Ball 2026: Dates, Line-Up and Ticket Details
Olivia Rodrigo, the Jonas Brothers, Hilary Duff, Sombr and Raye are on the bill for iHeartRadio's Jingle Ball tour this December.
The annual holiday concert series, staged by iHeart's local radio stations in different cities, will run across nine dates. The line-up was revealed on 25 September, according to Rolling Stone.
The tour opens in Dallas on 1 December. It then moves to Los Angeles on 4 December, Chicago on 7 December, Detroit on 8 December and New York on 11 December. It closes with Boston on 13 December, Washington, D.C. on 14 December, Philadelphia on 15 December and Nashville on 17 December.
Nashville is new for 2026. The other eight cities are returning stops.
Line-ups vary by city. That has long been the pattern for Jingle Ball, with each station building its own bill around shared headliners.
New York's show at Madison Square Garden will feature Duff, Sombr, Alex Warren, Charlie Puth, Teddy Swims, Sienna Spiro, Tomorrow x Together with Yeonjun, Stella Lefty, Freya Skye, Bella Kay and the Beaches.
Los Angeles will get Rodrigo, Duff, Raye, OneRepublic, Sienna Spiro, Freya Skye, Bella Kay and Stella Lefty. The bill for 102.7 KIIS-FM's Jingle Ball was announced by host Ryan Seacrest, according to KIIS-FM.
Boston returns to TD Garden on 13 December. That edition, presented by Kiss 108, lists Sombr, Duff, Nickelback, Tomorrow x Together, Yeonjun and Freya Skye among its acts.
Other performers announced across the tour include Adéla, Ludacris, Dominic Fike, Myles Smith and Katseye, alongside OneRepublic, Tove Lo and Jason Derulo.
Tickets go on general sale on 2 October at 12 p.m. local time. Sales are through Ticketmaster, the ticketing company that handles the tour's public sale.
iHeartRadio will also partner with ABC for a televised holiday special in December. It will be available on Hulu and Disney Plus the day after broadcast.
The 2026 run is officially billed as the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour Presented by Capital One, with the bank as presenting sponsor.
For fans, this means checking the local bill. A favourite in one city may not play in another, and each station will sell its own show separately.
