J. Cole heads to Paris in November 2026 for his 'Fall-Off Tour'

The last time J. Cole performed in Paris was back in 2017. That year, the American rapper filled the Zénith of La Villette during his "4 Your Eyez Only World Tour." Fans of J. Cole have reason to be excited—he's returning to the stage in 2026 for a world tour, with a stop in the French capital this fall!

Details of the "Fall-Off Tour" include stops in cities like Miami, Montreal, New York, Chicago, Denver, San Diego, as well as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam, Cologne, Antwerp, London, Dublin, Copenhagen, and even Sydney and Auckland. In France, only a single concert is scheduled. To see J. Cole perform live, head to the Accor Arena in Paris, near Bercy, on Thursday, November 5, 2026.

If you want to be among the first to secure your tickets, don't miss the ticket sales opening, with early access via the artist's pre-sale available starting Wednesday, February 18. Mastercard holders can also take advantage of a pre-sale beginning at 9 a.m. on February 18. Meanwhile, Live Nation France has announced a pre-sale on Thursday, February 19, at 9 a.m. The same timing applies to the pre-sale for the Paris venue. Finally, ticket sales to the general public are scheduled to go live on February 20 at 9 a.m.

• To be read
• Concerts in Paris in November 2025: not-to-be-missed events in the Paris region this month
• Paris Accor Arena: Must-See Concerts Coming Up
• Rap and hip-hop: upcoming Paris concerts not to be missed

It's expected that fans of the American rapper and producer will be out in full force. This "Fall-Off" tour marks J. Cole's first solo trek in five years, as well as his first full-scale world tour in nearly a decade since the "4 Your Eyez Only World Tour". It's a prime opportunity for the artist to revisit his numerous chart-toppers, including "Lost Ones", "MIDDLE CHILD", "Wet Dreamz", and "Work Out".

However, this upcoming world tour will also spotlight new tracks from J. Cole, taken from his seventh and final studio album, released just last February 6th. Titled "The Fall-Off," this album follows "The Off-Season," which came out in 2021. Fans can look forward to performances of singles like "The Fall-Off is Inevitable" and "Who TF Iz U." J. Cole is sure to bring these songs to life on stage this fall in the capital. To see the rapper live, mark your calendar for the Arena de Paris on November 5, 2026.