J. Cole “The Fall Off” Tour: Dates, Setlist Predictions, & How to Buy Cheap Tickets

J. Cole officially announced “The Fall-Off” Tour, alerting fans it may be his last under this rap persona. “The Fall-Off” will be his first solo headline tour in five years (since 2021’s The Off-Season Tour) and his first full global run since the 2017 4 Your Eyez Only World Tour.

With over 50 dates across 15+ countries spanning North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, “The Fall-Off” Tour is the send-off J. Cole fans have been dreaming about for years. If you’ve been sleeping on seeing Cole live, now is the time. Miss this one and you may not get another chance.

J. Cole has been one of the most consistent and critically acclaimed rappers of his generation. If he’s serious about The Fall-Off being his last studio album as “Jermaine,” this tour could genuinely be your last to hear your favorite J. Cole tracks in an arena setting.

Keep reading for everything you need to know to attend one of the most anticipated rap tours of the year. You’ll find J. Cole “The Fall-Off” Tour dates and venues, how to find cheap J. Cole concert tickets, setlist predictions, and more.

J. Cole “The Fall-Off” North American Tour Dates and Venues

The North American leg of “The Fall-Off” Tour runs from July 10 through September 23, 2026, covering 32 arena dates across the United States and Canada. The first two shows plotted along “The Fall-Off” Tour will be at the Spectrum Center in J. Cole’s hometown of Charlotte, NC. He will conclude “The Fall-Off” Tour in Fayetteville, NC at the Crown Coliseum.

Follow the link to the show of your choice and you’ll be directed to access our J. Cole concert tickets by city from there!

When do J. Cole “The Fall-Off” Tour tickets go on sale?

The general public on-sale for J. Cole concert tickets begins Friday, February 20, at 10:00 AM local time. If you go this route, we recommend reading up on how to quickly buy tickets on Ticketmaster.

Pro tip: Multiple cities (Charlotte, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York/Queens) have two-night stands. If your preferred date sells out, check for the second night — and always check TickPick for last-minute deals on J. Cole tickets near you.

How to Buy Cheap J. Cole Concert Tickets on TickPick

Looking for the cheapest J. Cole tickets without getting hit with surprise service fees? TickPick is the best place to buy J. Cole tickets in 2026 — and here’s why:

No hidden fees. Unlike other ticket marketplaces, TickPick shows you the all-in price upfront. What you see is what you pay. No “convenience fees” tacked on at checkout. For a major tour like “The Fall-Off,” this transparency can save you $20–$50 per ticket compared to other platforms.

Best Price Guarantee. TickPick offers a best price guarantee on tickets, meaning if you find a lower all-in price for the same seat elsewhere, TickPick will match it.

Last-minute J. Cole ticket deals. TickPick’s platform is one of the best places for last-minute J. Cole concert tickets, with prices often dropping in the final 24–48 hours before a show as sellers look to unload their seats.

BestValueRank™ technology. TickPick’s proprietary BestValueRank™ helps you identify which tickets give you the most bang for your buck. This feature factors in the seat location and price relative to other available options so you’re not flying blind when you shop.

Whether you’re looking for floor tickets to J. Cole, lower bowl seats, cheap upper deck seats, or last-minute J. Cole tickets, TickPick has options for every budget. Download the TickPick App for easy access to J. Cole tickets, seating charts, and budget-friendly tools such as Freeze. New to TickPick? take $10 off with the link below.

J. Cole “The Fall Off” Tour Setlist Predictions

No official setlist has been released. But based on past J. Cole tours, the tracklist of The Fall Off, and what Cole fans can realistically expect from a farewell arena run, here’s what a dream setlist might look like.

From The Fall Off (2026): Given that this is the album tour, expect Cole to open and close with material from the new project. Early fan reports from warm-up events reference tracks like “Two Six” as potential openers, with the album’s introspective closer tracks likely reserved for the encore.

Career-spanning classics fans expect to hear:

• “No Role Modelz”
• “Love Yourz”
• “Middle Child”
• “ATM”
• “Apparently”
• “Born Sinner”
• “Dollar and a Dream III”
• “Power Trip”
• “KOD”
• The Off-Season cuts like “i n t e r l u d e,” “applying pressure,” and “let go”

One Ticketmaster reviewer who reportedly attended an early warm-up show mentioned the set ran 25 songs and included an emotional moment where Cole addressed his past with Kendrick Lamar before performing “Love Yourz.” Take early setlist leaks with a grain of salt, but expect an emotionally charged, career-spanning show befitting a farewell run.

Given the farewell nature of the tour, Cole will almost certainly dig deeper into his catalog than usual. “The Fall-Off” setlist might include rare cuts from Friday Night Lights or The Warm Up for diehard fans. Dreamville artists (JID, Bas, EarthGang, Ari Lennox, Morray) may join as openers or for special guest appearances.

How to Sell J. Cole Concert Tickets

We know plans can change and you may not be able to attend the concert. Don’t worry, TickPick’s got you covered. You can sell concert tickets here. When you list your tickets with TickPick, you are able to set the individual price of each ticket.

When will you receive payment for your tickets? If you sell your J .Cole tickets on TickPick, you’ll be paid out after they sell.