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WWE announces 10 new non-televised live event for the Summer

WWE today announced that it is doing 10 non-televised live events as part of their 2026 Summer Tour.

House shows have been few and far in between for a couple of years now, with the company moving away from running these money-losing events. While it was done to save money, it also had a negative effect on the Superstars, who lost their ability to perform in front of audiences week in and week out and keeping up with their tempo.

These events will be held on Thursdays and also during the weekend.

  • Saturday, July 11 in Las Cruces, at the Pan American Center
  • Sunday, July 12 in Albuquerque at The Pit
  • Thursday, July 16 in Allentown at the PPL Center
  • Saturday, July 25 in Stockton at the Adventist Health Arena
  • Sunday, July 26 in Bakersfield at the Dignity Health Arena
  • Thursday, July 30 in Springfield at the Bank of Springfield Center
  • Thursday, August 6 in Fairfax at the EagleBank Arena
  • Thursday, August 13 in Manchester at the SNHU Arena
  • Saturday, August 29 in Savannah at the Enmarket Arena
  • Sunday, August 30 in Charleston at the North Charleston Coliseum

Tickets for each event will go on sale Wednesday, May 20, at 10AM local time. Fans can purchase individual event tickets during an exclusive pre-sale starting Tuesday, May 19, at 10AM local.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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