WWE is set to keep expanding its house show schedule through the final months of 2026, continuing a trend that’s been building since the start of summer.
The company officially announced seven new non-televised events this week, all branded under the “Road to Survivor Series: WarGames” banner. The shows are scheduled between October 15 and November 19, with stops in Winnipeg, Palm Springs, Youngstown, Portland, Bangor, Fort Myers, and Huntsville.
But the schedule isn’t done growing. According to Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, additional house shows are also being planned for December.
“Besides the pre-Royal Rumble European tour, it looks like there will be added December house shows too, so the schedule is increasing.”
WrestlePurists @WrestlePurists Follow “Besides the pre-Royal Rumble European tour, it looks like there will be added December house shows too, so the schedule is increasing.”
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7:50 PM · Aug 13, 2026The report lines up with something that had been discussed internally for months. Back in May, WrestleVotes Radio, via Fightful Select, reported that the financial performance of summer house shows, along with the toll of the schedule on talent health, would determine whether WWE moved forward with a more extensive winter touring schedule.
The ramp-up kicked off with ten events announced for July and August. WWE kept adding dates from there, including shows in Canada and now this latest block running up to Survivor Series: WarGames, set for November 28 in Houston.
The calendar stays packed heading into early 2027 as well. WWE will run eight events across seven European countries between January 15 and January 25 ahead of the Royal Rumble, including four house shows and episodes of RAW and SmackDown.