A Boogie Wit da Hoodie is bringing a major career anniversary back to New York. The Bronx-born rapper has announced 10 Years of Artist, a one-night-only headline concert at UBS Arena in Belmont Park on Friday, October 30, 2026, celebrating a decade since the release of his breakthrough 2016 mixtape Artist.
The show is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET and will feature special guests DaBaby, Moneybagg Yo and Zeddy Will. The lineup gives the anniversary night a broader hip-hop bill while keeping A Boogie’s first major project at the center of the event.
The timing makes the concert especially significant for longtime fans. Artist introduced songs including “Still Think About You” and “Jungle” and helped establish the melodic rap style that became central to A Boogie’s career. The project later earned an RIAA certification as his audience expanded well beyond New York.
10 Years of Artist connects A Boogie’s breakthrough with his 2026 music
The UBS Arena concert is not simply built around nostalgia. A Boogie opened his anniversary year with Before Artistry, a six-track EP released in February featuring “Glitchin,” “Show Me Something Real,” “Get Away” and “Dead to Me.” The project also includes “PGD” featuring Kyle Richh and Zeddy Will, and “Red Light” featuring Trippie Redd.
He marked the release with the hometown Boogie Bash at Radio City Music Hall on February 13. The concert sold out in under 10 minutes and was billed as his first livestream show, giving his 10-year celebration a New York starting point months before the UBS Arena date.
The move from Radio City to a large arena also reflects the scale A Boogie has reached since Artist. Other young performers are making similar venue jumps in 2026, including the Sombr arena tour that will finish with a New York hometown show after a North American run.
His catalog enters the anniversary year with new milestones
A Boogie’s older music has continued to pick up commercial milestones. By the end of 2025, “Look Back At It” had reached seven-times platinum, while “Jungle” and “Still Think About It” reached five-times platinum. “Demons & Angels” and “Me and My Guitar” moved to double platinum, “Friend Zone” reached platinum, and both “Might Not Give Up” and “Bleed” earned gold status.
There was fresh chart activity as well. “Part of Me,” which interpolates Mariah Carey’s “We Belong Together,” entered the Billboard Hot 100 and appeared on U.S. rhythmic and R&B/hip-hop charts. The track also reached official singles charts in Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
That combination of catalog longevity and newer releases gives the October concert more depth than a straightforward anniversary performance. A set drawing from different periods of his career could appeal both to fans who discovered him through Artist and listeners who arrived through later projects, although an official setlist has not been announced.
A Boogie has more arena dates before the UBS Arena show
The October event follows two additional September performances. A Boogie is scheduled to play Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on September 18, with DaBaby and Zeddy Will among the support, before performing at Pittsburgh’s Petersen Events Center on September 19, where J.I. and Zeddy Will are listed as support.
For fans comparing seats once sales open, availability can change throughout an onsale and does not necessarily indicate final demand for a concert. The wider issue has become a talking point during the 2026 touring season, particularly around the “Blue Dot Fever” debate surrounding unsold concert seats on ticketing maps.
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When A Boogie Wit da Hoodie UBS Arena tickets go on sale
The first ticket window is the Artist Presale on Wednesday, August 12 at 10 a.m. ET, running through Thursday night. Promoter, venue and eligible American Express presales are scheduled to begin Thursday, August 13 at 10 a.m. ET.
The general sale starts Friday, August 14 at 10 a.m. ET. Ticketmaster currently lists an overall limit of eight tickets per buyer for the event, while availability and prices can change during the sales process.
Fans planning to attend can check the official Ticketmaster listing for A Boogie Wit da Hoodie’s 10 Years of Artist concert for current sale windows, ticket availability and venue information. Buyers should also distinguish standard tickets from resale listings, where prices may be higher than face value.
With Before Artistry extending his music into 2026 and several of his earlier songs reaching new certification levels, the October 30 show brings together both sides of the anniversary: the Bronx breakthrough that began with Artist and the catalog A Boogie Wit da Hoodie has built during the decade since.
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