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Ye announces his first U.S. concert since facing anti-Semitism backlash and once again delays his new Bully album. On Monday (March 9), Ye and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles revealed that the controversial recording artist will be performing live in concert on April 3. Tickets for the show go on sale on Wednesday (March 11). The show will mark Yeezy's first official U.S. concert since he performed at the Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert in Chicago in 2021. The following year, he turned himself into a music industry pariah after making several anti-Semitic comments, which ultimately led to him being dropped by his booking agency and the termination of his deal with Adidas. Since then, Ye has hosted multiple Vultures album listening events in California, Florida, Illinois, Arizona and New York, but has not been able to land a concert in the States. In early 2025, he again made headlines for continuing his anti-Semitic rhetoric, before denouncing his actions last May. The concert announcement comes as Ye recently revealed he is pushing back the release date of his long-awaited Bully album from March 20 to March 27. He also shared a new promo for the album, which features a clip from the Bully short film Ye released last March. Bully, which was initially supposed to come out last June, has been pushed back several times. In January, Ye inked a deal with music company Gamma, which will be distributing the album.