WWE has announced 10 additional house shows as part of its 2026 Summer Tour, expanding live event access to smaller and mid-sized U.S. cities. The new dates include stops in Las Cruces, Albuquerque, Allentown, Stockton, Bakersfield, Springfield, Fairfax, Manchester, Savannah, and Charleston. Tickets go on sale May 20 and will feature stars from Raw and SmackDown. This expansion follows public concerns raised by WWE Champion Cody Rhodes about the reduced number of live events under TKO ownership.

Alongside the new schedule, Wrestling Observer Live’s Bryan Alvarez reported that ticket prices for these events are expected to be significantly more affordable. This shift addresses long-standing fan complaints about high ticket costs, which have made attending live WWE events difficult for many families. The focus on lower pricing suggests a strategic effort to broaden audience access and strengthen grassroots fan engagement.

The 2026 Summer Tour additions reflect WWE’s response to feedback from both talent and fans. By targeting cities that haven’t regularly hosted live events, the company may be aiming to rebuild regional excitement and loyalty. While official pricing details haven’t been released yet, the emphasis on affordability marks a notable shift in how WWE is approaching its live event model this year.