Mortgage Matchup Center 2026 schedule: every concert announced so far

Mortgage Matchup Center has cycled through plenty of names over the decades. One thing has stayed constant: big concert tours still hit the downtown Phoenix arena on the regular.

For years, it’s been a reliable landing spot for arena-sized pop, rock, hip-hop and Latin shows. If an artist can fill a room this size, chances are they’ve spent a night here.

That’s the case again in 2026, with a growing slate of high-profile tours already on the calendar. Here’s every concert announced so far at Mortgage Matchup Center this year.

TWICE

Wednesday, Jan. 28, 8 p.m.
Global K-pop juggernaut TWICE lands in Phoenix with an arena-sized show fueled by glossy hooks and high-octane visuals. The night pulls from the group’s hit-heavy catalog and newer material, transforming Mortgage Matchup Center into a full-scale pop takeover.

TobyMac

Friday, Feb. 13, 7 p.m.
TobyMac brings his Hits Deep Tour to Phoenix, rapturing the arena with pop-infused praise jams built for massive sing-alongs. Crowder and Jeremy Camp open the night, transforming Mortgage Matchup Center into a tent revival writ large.

Valentine’s Super Love Jam

Saturday, Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m.
The Valentine’s Super Love Jam returns to downtown Phoenix with an R&B-heavy lineup featuring Blackstreet, Jon B., Frankie J and MC Magic. The concert packs throwback jams, smooth vocals and enough late-’90s-to-2000s romance to soundtrack every V-Day date night in the building.

Cardi B

Sunday, Mar. 1
Cardi B hits downtown Phoenix in early March on her debut headlining arena tour in support of “Am I the Drama?” The Bronx rapper blends newer tracks with catalog staples for a night that’s unapologetically Cardi.

Camila

Saturday, March 7, 8 p.m.
After more than a year on the road, Mexican pop-rock legends Camila return to Phoenix in March with their Regresa Tour, which is rooted in the songs that cemented the trio’s legacy. Hits like “Todo Cambió” and “Abrázame” fill the night.

The R&B Lovers Tour

Saturday, May 2, 8 p.m.
The R&B Lovers Tour rolls into Phoenix with a stacked lineup featuring Keith Sweat, Joe, Dru Hill, Ginuwine and Kut Klose. The night is like a ’90s and early-2000s R&B time warp, layering smooth harmonies, slow-burn grooves, and era-defining hits that still go hard decades later.

Alex Warren

Friday, Jun. 5, 7:30 p.m.
Internet-born pop breakout Alex Warren rides his viral momentum into downtown Phoenix on his debut arena tour. Expect a show from the singer-songwriter and YouTuber that leans heavily on “emotional highs, fan engagement and a touch of theatrical flair.”

Rod Stewart

Monday, Jun. 8, 7:30 p.m.
Decades of radio staples anchor Rod Stewart’s stop at Mortgage Matchup Center on his One Last Time Tour, a farewell run built around a career-spanning catalog. Richard Marx, who duets with Stewart on his new album, is along for the ride.

Louis Tomlinson

Sunday, June 14, 7 p.m.
Singer-songwriter and former One Direction star Louis Tomlinson arrives at Mortgage Matchup Center in June on a solo tour behind his new album, “How Did I Get Here?” All-female indie act The Aces open the night.

A$AP Rocky

Tuesday, Jun. 23, 7:30 p.m.
The Grammy-nominated rapper A$AP Rocky and his ever-shifting alter egos stop in downtown Phoenix supporting “Don’t Be Dumb,” his first full-length release in eight years.

Forrest Frank

Saturday, July 18, 7 p.m.
Mortgage Matchup Center gets a faith-forward glow-up in July when Forrest Frank brings the Jesus Generation Tour to Phoenix. The bill serves up modern worship-pop with arena-sized uplift from Tori Kelly, The Figs and Cory Asbury.

Meghan Trainor

Thursday, Aug. 13, 6:30 p.m.
A late-summer dance party takes over Mortgage Matchup Center when Meghan Trainor’s The Get In Girl Tour fills the arena with her buoyant pop energy and retro vibes. Icona Pop kicks off the evening.

Chicago and Styx

Tuesday, Sept. 1, 7 p.m.
The Windy Cities Tour pairs Chicago and Styx for a co-headlining stop in downtown Phoenix. It’s a double dose of classic dad rock, stacked with radio favorites and decades-deep catalogs.

Doja Cat

Thursday, Oct. 29, 7:30 p.m.
Doja Cat’s Tour Ma Vie comes to Mortgage Matchup Center just ahead of Halloween, a fitting backdrop for an unpredictable pop-rap show that goes unapologetically weird at full volume.