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J. Cole may be visiting New York for the last time.
The two-time Grammy winner has five (!) concerts all over the Empire State on his farewell summer 2026 ‘Fall-Off Tour.’
They’re scheduled to go down at:
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY
Friday, July 31
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY
Saturday, Aug. 1
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
Sunday, Aug. 2
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
Tuesday, Aug. 4
UBS Arena
Belmont Park, NY
Wednesday, Aug. 5
If you’d like to be there, last-minute tickets are available for the quintet of NY gigs.
At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets for any of these five ‘Fall-Off’ shows was $48 including fees on SeatGeek (that’s for Belmont Park, by the way).
Prices start at $82 including fees for MSG.
Make sure to use promo code NYPOST10 for $10 off purchases over $250 at checkout (Editor’s Note: this discount is only valid for users’ first purchase on SeatGeek).
Ahead of these NY concerts, the Charlotte native has been playing arenas all over North America. Based on our findings at Set List FM, he typically busts out 30 songs per show.
Notable tracks that always make the cut include fan favorites “MIDDLE CHILD,” “Wet Dreamz,” the Grammy-winning “a lot,” “Power Trip” and, of course, “No Role Modelz.”
“He isn’t one for onstage theatrics, synchronized pyrotechnics, or elaborate LED graphics. It’s just him and a microphone, a direct exchange between him and his fans with a few monologues thrown into the mix. As it stands, Cole hasn’t lost sight of that connection, and he certainly hasn’t lost his musical touch or command on stage,” The Philadelphia Inquirer noted in a review of a recent concert.
“There’s no ‘falling off’ here, only falling forward. Cole is still commanding the rap game, as a great point guard controls the flow of offense.”
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For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about J. Cole’s five ‘Fall-Off Tour’ concerts in New York below.
How much are the cheapest tickets to see J. Cole in New York?
A complete calendar of all of J. Cole’s five ‘Fall-Off Tour’ New York concerts including dates, show start times and links to the cheapest tickets available are listed here:
| Barclays Center Brooklyn, NY Friday, July 31 at 8 p.m. | $52 (including fees) |
| Barclays Center Brooklyn, NY Saturday, Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. | $85 (including fees) |
| Madison Square Garden New York, NY Sunday, Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. | $116 (including fees) |
| Madison Square Garden New York, NY Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 8 p.m. | $82 (including fees) |
| UBS Arena Belmont Park, NY Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. | $48 (including fees) |
Where else is J. Cole performing in 2026?
All J. Cole concert dates, venues and links to buy tickets are here:
What songs does J. Cole perform live on ‘The Fall-Off Tour’?
Most recently, Cole performed at Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena on July 21. Set List FM reported these are the 30 tunes he took to the stage.
01.) “39 Intro”
02.) “Two Six”
03.) “SAFETY”
04.) “Run a Train”
05.) “Poor Thang”
06.) “Legacy”
07.) “A Tale of 2 Citiez”
08.) “Fire Squad / WHO TF IZ U”
09.) “Old Dog”
10.) “MIDDLE CHILD”
11.) “a lot” (21 Savage cover)
12.) “Johnny P’s Caddy” (Benny the Butcher cover)
13.) “Lights Please”
14.) “2Face”
15.) “In the Morning”
16.) “Nobody’s Perfect”
17.) “Work Out”
18.) “Can’t Get Enough”
19.) “The London” (Young Thug cover)
20.) “She Knows”
21.) “The Let Out”
22.) “Bombs in the Ville/Hit the Gas”
23.) “Wet Dreamz”
24.) “G.O.M.D.”
25.) “Life Sentence”
26.) “Love Yourz”
27.) “Power Trip”
28.) “Planez” (Jeremih cover)
29.) “No Role Modelz”
30.) “Quik Stop”
J. Cole new music
J. Cole dropped his seventh studio album, the two-disc “The Fall-Off,” on Feb. 6.
If this really is his last record as teased, Cole is going out with a bang.
Over the course of 24 exquisitely-produced tracks (that feature big names like Future, Erykah Badu, Petey Pablo, Burna Boy and Tems among others) the St. John’s alum delivers his trademark effortless flow over a number of left-field beat choices, creating an often surprising, always sonically-rich listening experience.
Things get underway on Disc One with the genuinely shocking opener “29 Intro,” which features James Taylor’s easy “Carolina On My Mind” playing in the background of a house party before gunshots are heard. The message is loud and clear here: this isn’t your average record.
Following that jolt, Cole evokes an early ’90s Hip-Hop sound on the silky smooth “SAFETY” before jumping backwards to the cozy ’70s Motown-sampling “Run A Train” and then heading to the 2000s with the hard yet jazzy “Poor Thang.”
Other highlights include the blissed-out epic “Bunce Road Blues,” attitude-heavy and tongue-in-cheek “WHO TF IZ U” and soaring, salsa-ified ballad “The Let Out.”
And that’s just the first half of the album.
To hear for yourself, you can find “The Fall-Off” here.
Hip-Hop icons on tour in 2026
Many of the biggest names in the game are taking their hits on the road this year.
Here are just five of our favorite Hip-Hop icons you won’t want to miss live these next few months.
• Wu-Tang Clan with Bone Thungs-N-Harmony
Who else is out and about? Take a look at this list of all the biggest Hip-Hop heroes on tour in 2026 to find the show for you.
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