All Elite Wrestling is set to return to two major cities in January.
On Monday, All Elite Wrestling announced its return to Washington, D.C. for two nights of live events in January. AEW Dynamite will take place at The Events DC Sports And Entertainment Arena on Wednesday, January 19, and AEW Rampage will air live two nights later on Friday, January 21. This event marks All Elite Wrestling’s return to Washington D.C. for the first time since the debut episode of Dynamite took place at the Capitol One Arena on October 2, 2019.
In addition, AEW also announced its return to Cleveland for a Dynamite taping the following week, as AEW Dynamite will take place at the Wolstein Center on Wednesday, January 26. This event marks AEW’s return to Cleveland for the first time since Dynamite took place in the same venue on January 29, 2020;
Tickets for both events go on sale on Friday, December 3 on AEWTIX.com.
? NEW EVENTS ?#AEW returns to Washington DC at @TheEventsDC for 2 NIGHTS of televised action:
-Wed. Jan. 19: #AEWDynamite LIVE
-Fri. Jan. 21: #AEWRampage LIVE
Two-event combos are available. Great holiday gifts!
On sale THIS FRIDAY (12/3) at 10 am ET – https://t.co/UN1cNiJJrQ pic.twitter.com/v1kjGEknct— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 29, 2021
AEW has a December 15 stop in Texas for the ‘Winter Is Coming’ episode of Dynamite, but the promotion will primarily stick to the East Coast in December and January.
AEW Dynamite is in Duluth, Georgia this week and debuts in Long Island on December 8, then has dates in New Jersey and North Carolina to fill out January’s schedule. The following events have been confirmed:
- December 1 – Duluth, GA
- December 8 – Elmont, NY (Long Island)
- December 15 – Garland, TX (Winter Is Coming)
- December 22 – Greensboro, NC
- December 29 – Jacksonville, FL
2022
- January 5 – Newark, NJ (TBS debut)
- January 8 – Charlotte, NC (Battle Of The Belts)
- January 12 – Raleigh, NC
- January 19 – Washington, D.C.
- January 21 – Washington, D.C.
- January 26 – Cleveland, OH
- February 2 – Chicago, IL
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