AEW announces two-night Boston return
AEW has added two nights in Boston to its summer 2026 schedule.
The promotion announced today that it will be holding events at Boston’s MGM Music Hall on Wednesday, July 15 and Thursday, July 16. The first night is a live Dynamite episode, while the second is a Collision taping. Tickets are going on sale to the general public next Monday (May 11).
MGM Music Hall is located in the Fenway Park area and has a listed capacity of approximately 5,000 before production configuration is factored in. AEW first debuted at the venue in April 2025, when MGM Music Hall hosted that year’s Spring BreakThru editions of Dynamite and Collision. The concert hall was one of the venues AEW found last year as it was focusing on unique places to hold TV events.
Other AEW shows in Boston have taken place at Agganis Arena and TD Garden, with Agganis Arena most recently hosting Dynamite/Collision in November 2025.
Along with these two shows, AEW has announced that the Rio Rancho Events Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico will host Dynamite/Collision on Wednesday, June 24. The ticket on-sale date for that show is this Friday (May 8).
New AEW live events JUST ANNOUNCED 🔥
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 4, 2026
• #AEWDynamite + #AEWCollision Rio Rancho, NM: Wed. Jun 24 (on sale 5/8)
• #AEWDynamite Boston, MA: Wed. Jul 15 (on sale 5/11)
• #AEWCollision Boston, MA: Thu. Jul 16 (on sale 5/11) pic.twitter.com/IPIiuE13kg
AEW will be in North Charleston, South Carolina for Dynamite this Wednesday. The promotion then heads to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida this Saturday for a special Fairway to Hell episode of Collision. After that, there are only a couple of weeks left before Double or Nothing 2026 is held in New York City on May 24.
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