Ye (formerly Kanye West) capped a two-night homecoming in Chicago with a star-studded set at Soldier Field on 4 September, bringing out 15 guests across a three-hour, 60-song setlist spanning his entire career. The show mixed a family reunion feel—reconnecting with old collaborators—with a headline surprise reunion with Kid Cudi, underscoring Ye's continued ability to draw major names despite years of controversy limiting his US touring options.

Highlights included Rick Ross performing "Devil in a New Dress" live with Ye for the first time in a decade, and Cactus Jack artists Travis Scott and Don Toliver joining the energy-heavy segments. Ye also reunited with old Chicago associates including Really Doe, GLC, Consequence, Lupe Fiasco, CyHi, Common and Twista. The emotional peak came when Kid Cudi joined for "Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1," "Ghost Town" and his own "Pursuit of Happiness," marking a public reconciliation after Ye's earlier apology. The stadium show, part of a run promoted by IKON Presents, sold out to a 70,000-capacity crowd, with further US dates set for Houston in October and Dallas and Arizona in November.