The second hometown show follows a career-spanning, guest-filled opening night that touched nearly every era of West’s catalog.
Kanye West plays the second of two sold-out nights at Soldier Field in Chicago tonight, September 4th. It marks his first hometown shows since 2021, closing a two-night stand built around a broad look at his catalog.
Thursday’s opening set ran past 40 songs, moving from early material such as “All Falls Down” and “Homecoming” to more recent tracks like “Off the Grid” and “Praise God.” The night leaned on recognizable singles — “Stronger,” “Gold Digger,” “Jesus Walks,” “Flashing Lights,” “Power” — and included a series of guest appearances. Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Future, and Twista each joined for stretches of their collaborations with West, while vocalist Andre Troutman appeared on several 808s-era songs.
Resale prices have continued to climb ahead of the final show. The current average get-in price sits near $763, with 100-level tickets listed above $1,000, according to TicketData.com.
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