Dancing with the Stars Season 34 wrapped up on Tuesday night, as Robert Irwin and his partner Witney Carson were announced as the winners of the Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy. Now it’s time to look ahead to the DWTS Live Tour. It was just announced that several celebrities from this season will be appearing.
Celebrities Join Dancing with the Stars Live Tour Cast
The initial cast and first tour dates for the 2026 tour were announced in October of this year. During Tuesday’s finale, new cast members were announced — including several stars from Season 34. Additional tour dates were also announced.
In October, the cast was announced as featuring pros Emma Slater (who will once again serve as the tour’s host), Val Chmerkovskiy, Britt Stewart, Alan Bersten, Brandon Armstrong, Jenna Johnson, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, and Ezra Sosa, along with troupe member Hailey Bills.
It has since been announced that the tour will also feature Season 34 contestants Andy Richter, Danielle Fishel, and Elaine Hendrix as guest co-hosts on select dates. Winner Robert Irwin will also appear as a guest on certain dates alongside guest pro Witney Carson. Finalists Jordan Chiles, Alix Earle, and Dylan Efron will also appear on select dates.
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New Dates Added to Tour Schedule
The 2026 Dancing with the Stars Live Tour is scheduled to kick off in Akron, Ohio, on January 22, with special guest Danielle Fishel. Several new shows have been added throughout the schedule since October’s announcement, so be sure to check the tour website for the full list.
Notably, the tour has been extended further into May, with the final show currently listed as May 13, once again in Akron, Ohio, with Elaine Hendrix appearing. If you’re wondering when Robert Irwin and Witney Carson will appear, they’ll be special guests on several dates in April — mostly in California, with two dates in Phoenix, Arizona.
Are you excited about the new tour? Which star are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below.
