The Complete Guide to Stars on Ice: Alysa Liu on Tour
Updated: Apr 17, 2026
Alysa Liu is the breakout star of the 2026 Olympics. In combination with her immense talent, her unwavering positivity, unique personal style, and generosity towards her competitors have made her a mesmerizing figure to follow both on and off the ice.
The Comeback Queen
In the history of sports, has a player ever taken two years off before coming back to take home the gold on the Olympic stage? This is the incredible history of Alysa Liu. After retiring in 2022, she couldn’t stay away from the sport and resumed training her way.
Of her comeback, she told Cosmopolitan last month, “No one tells me what I’m gonna wear. No one tells me how my hair is gonna be. No ones gonna try to change me. I’m going to pick my own programs and skate the sessions I want to skate.”
Doing it her way paid off, as she won two gold medals in this year’s Winter Olympic Games and won the hearts of the world in the process. Now she's on tour with her fellow Olympians through the United States.
Stars on Ice: What to Expect
Here’s your chance to see gold-medalists Alysa Liu, Amber Glenn, “Quad God” Ilia Malinin, Evan Bates, and Madison Chock fresh off their Olympic team win, taking a victory lap. These superstars will blend artistry and athleticism on the Stars on Ice tour.
Stars on Ice Dates & Cities
Stars on Ice is currently scheduled to tour 25 United States cities in 2026 and 13 Canadian cities. The tour began in April in Estero, Florida, and will finish up in May in Southaven, Mississippi. The United States and Canada tours have different casts; if you want to see United States Olympic victors Alysa Liu, Amber Glenn, and more, you’ll want to attend a United States show.
See all USA Dates & Cities
| Date | City | Arena | Time | Cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 16 | Estero, FL | Hertz Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 17 | Sunrise, FL | Amerant Bank Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 18 | Orlando, FL | Kia Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 21 | Greenville, SC | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 23 | Greensboro, NC | First Horizon Coliseum At Greensboro Complex | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 24 | Wilkes-Barre, PA | Mohegan Arena At Casey Plaza | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 25 | Boston, MA | Agganis Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 26 | Albany, NY | MVP Arena | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 28 | Springfield, MA | Massmutual Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| Apr 29 | Providence, RI | Amica Mutual Pavilion | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 1 | Newark, NJ | Prudential Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 2 | Hershey, PA | Giant Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 3 | Elmont, NY | UBS Arena | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 5 | Rochester, NY | Blue Cross Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 7 | St. Louis, MO | Enterprise Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 8 | Rosemont, IL | Allstate Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 10 | Saint Paul, MN | Grand Casino Arena | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 12 | Loveland, CO | Blue Federal Credit Union Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 14 | Salt Lake City, UT | Maverik Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 16 | Anaheim, CA | Honda Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 17 | San Jose, CA | SAP Center | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 21 | Spokane, WA | Numerica Veterans Memorial Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 22 | Wenatchee, WA | Town Toyota Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 23 | Seattle, WA | Climate Pledge Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 24 | Portland, OR | Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 27 | Tempe, AZ | Mullett Arena | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 29 | Allen, TX | Credit Union of Texas Event Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 30 | Allen, TX | Credit Union of Texas Event Center | 7:00 PM | US Cast |
| May 31 | Southaven, MS | Landers Center | 4:00 PM | US Cast |
See all Canada Dates & Cities
| Date | City | Stadium | Time | Cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 23 | Halifax, NS | Scotiabank Centre | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| Apr 24 | Moncton, NB | Avenir Centre | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| Apr 26 | Ottawa, ON | Canadian Tire Centre | 4:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| Apr 30 | Laval, QC | Place Bell | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 1 | Toronto, ON | Scotiabank Arena | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 2 | Hamilton, ON | TD Coliseum | 7:30 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 3 | London, ON | Canada Life Place | 4:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 6 | Winnipeg, MB | Canada Life Centre | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 8 | Edmonton, AB | Rogers Place | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 10 | Kelowna, BC | Prospera Place | 4:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 12 | Vancouver, BC | Rogers Arena | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 14 | Victoria, BC | Save On Foods Memorial Centre | 7:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
| May 16 | Chilliwack, BC | Chilliwack Coliseum | 6:00 PM | Canadian Cast |
Cast of Stars on Ice
There are separate casts for the US and Canadian Stars on Ice tours. Both casts feature powerhouse champion skaters. The US cast features almost the entire victorious US Olympic figure skating team from the 2026 Winter Olympics.
United States Cast:
| Name | Olympic Medals | Highest Championship |
|---|---|---|
| Alysa Liu | 2 Gold – Women’s Individual Singles & Team Figure Skating (2026) | World Champion (2025) |
| Evan Bates & Madison Chock | 2 Gold – Team Figure Skating (2022, 2026) 1 Silver – Ice Dance (2026) |
3× World Champion (2023, 2024, 2025) |
| Ilia Malinin | 1 Gold – Team Figure Skating (2026) | 2× World Champion (2024, 2025) |
| Amber Glenn | 1 Gold – Team Figure Skating (2026) | 3× United States Champion (2023, 2025, 2026) |
| Isabeau Levito | 1 Gold – Team Figure Skating (2026) | World Silver Medalist (2024) |
| Jason Brown | 1 Bronze – Team Figure Skating (2014) | United States Champion (2015) |
| Ellie Kam & Danny O'Shea | 1 Gold – Team Figure Skating (2026) | United States Champion (2023) |
| Andrew Torgashev | 12th Place - Men's Individual Singles (2026) | United States Silver Medalist (2026) |
| Christina Carreira & Anthony Ponomarenko | 11th Place – Pair Skating (2026) | United States Bronze Medalists (2026, 2023) |
| Emilea Zingas & Vadym Kolesnik (In Select Cities) | 6th Place – Pair Skating (2026) | World Bronze Medalists (2026) |
| Jacob Sanchez (Springfield Show only) | N/A | United States 4th Place (2026) |
| Christina Carreira & Anthony Ponomarenko | N/A | United States 6th Place (2026) |
Emily Chan & Spencer Howe were previously on the program but are no longer appearing due to schedule conflicts.
Canadian Cast: Elvis Stojko, Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier, Deanna Stellato-Dudek & Maxime Deschamps, Kaetlyn Osmond, Madeline Schizas, Keegan Messing, Roman Sadovsky, Lia Pereira & Trennt Michaud
Show Program
The initial 2026 show, on April 16, 2026, had a program of old and new songs alike. Some numbers were featured in the 2025 program, and some were total surprises. The 2026 show followed the same format as the 2025 leg of Stars on Ice, featuring 12 songs in each act. Each act featured two full-cast performances, two group performances, and eight solos. Alysa Liu finished up the solos of the 2026 leg with her viral Olympic Exhibition Gala routine to "Stateside" by PinkPanthress and Zara Larsson.
Songs from the show have varied from pop songs like Chappell Roan’s "Hot to Go!" to rock anthems like "The Boys are Back in Town" and everything in between. Expect an artistic journey that defies genre.
See the 2026 program in full.
ACT I
- Cast — “Brink of Annihilation/Fearless” (Tommee Profitt)
- Andrew Torgashev — “Out of Time” (Bradley Cooper)
- Isabeau Levito — “Material Girl” (Madonna)
- Christina Carreira & Anthony Ponomarenka — “Say It Right/Maneater” (Nelly Furtado)
- Alysa Liu — “Promise” (Laufey)
- Team USA — “American Gold” (Various Artists)
- Madison Chock & Evan Bates — “Paint It, Black” (Ramin Djawadi)
- Jason Brown — “Friend Like Me” (Ne-Yo)
- Amber Glenn — “That's Life” (Lady Gaga)
- Ellie Kam & Danny O'Shea — “The 305 Experience” (Pitbul)
- Ilia Malinin — “I Was Made for Lovin You” (YUNGBLUD)
- Cast — “Too Darn Hot” (Various Artists)
INTERMISSION
ACT II
- Jason Brown, Ilia Malinin, Danny O'Shea, Anthony Ponomarenko — “I Just Might” (Bruno Mars)
- Amber Glenn — “Like a Prayer” (Madonna)
- Ellie Kam & Danny O'Shea — “Shallow” (Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga)
- Jason Brown — “Spiegel im Spiegel” (Arvo Part)
- Amber Glenn, Isabeau Levito, Alysa Liu — “Golden” (KPop Demon Hunters)
- Andrew Torgashev — “This Place was a Selter/Good News” (Olafur Arenalds/Asaphe)
- Isabeau Levito — “Zou Bisou Bisou” (Sophia Loren)
- Ilia Malinin — “Lose Yourself/Jump Around” (Eminem/House of Pain)
- Madison Chock & Evan Bates — “Slide” (James Bay)
- Alysa Liu — "Stateside” (PinkPanthress with Zara Larsson)
- Cast — “Life in Color” (OneRepublic)
See the 2025 program in full.
ACT I
- Cast — “Mama Let Him Play” (Doucette)
- Madison Chock, Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu, Satoko Miyahara — “Sisters are Doin’ it for Themselves” (Eurythmics & Aretha Franklin)
- Isabeau Levito — “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (Henry Mancini)
- Jason Brown — “Rock Around the Clock” (Bill Haley & His Comets)
- Amber Glenn — “Heads Will Roll” (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
- Keegan Messing — “I Was Made for Lovin’ You” (YUNGBLUD)
- Alysa Liu — “Slow Dancing in the Dark” (Joji)
- Ilia Malinin — “Cage of Bones” (Son Lux)
- Satoko Miyahara — “Lilies of the Valley” (Jun Miyake)
- Madison Chock & Evan Bates — “Dance Medley” (Various Artists)
- Elvis Stojko — “Rock Medley” (Various Artists)
- Cast — “Riff Raff” (Various Artists)
INTERMISSION
ACT II
- Keegan Messing, Elvis Stojko — “The Boys are Back in Town” (Thin Lizzy)
- Satoko Miyahara — “It’s About That Walk” (Prince)
- Keegan Messing — “Blue Jeans Blues” (ZZ Top)
- Isabeau Levito — “Yearning” (Raul Ferrando)
- Jason Brown — “Hit the Road Jack” (2WEI & Bri Bryant)
- Amber Glenn — “Hot to Go!” (Chappell Roan)
- Cast — “Brothers in Arms” (Dire Straits)
- Elvis Stojko — “Nothing Else Matters” (Metallica)
- Madison Chock & Evan Bates — “Sherlock Holmes” (Hans Zimmer)
- Ilia Malinin — “Billie Jean” (David Cook)
- Alysa Liu — “MacArthur Park” (Donna Summer)
- Cast — “Icons” (Various Artists)
When to Arrive
Arrive at Stars on Ice no later than 45 minutes before showtime to ensure you have enough time for parking, security, and finding your seat. There are also Stargazer passes available (purchased in addition to regular show tickets), which allow early access to the venue as the performers are warming up. Stargazer sessions begin 3.5 hours before showtime.
How Long is Stars on Ice?
The Stars on Ice show is about 2 and a half hours long and features a 15-20 minute intermission when fans can get up and stretch about halfway through the show.
What to Wear to Stars on Ice
Opt for something comfortable and layered. Some like to dress a little sharper, and younger kids may want to dress up to match the figure skaters. Whether you dress up or not, just make sure you’re wearing layers, as ice rinks have to keep temperatures cold for obvious reasons.
A good baseline is long pants, a long shirt, and a jacket. If you run cold or are sitting very close to the ice, wear an underlayer as well. The arena will be filled with people, which helps counteract the cold, so being able to take layers on and off is essential.
Where to Sit
The best seats for Stars on Ice are ice-level seats, which are also the most expensive. These seats give you a straight-on view of the stars, who are at times just feet away from you. Aside from level, the next consideration is whether you’re located in the center of the arena or towards the sides. Most fans say the central seats get a better, more inclusive view of the action.
Stars on Ice & Alysa Liu Tickets
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Note: Alysa Liu will not be present at the Canada stops.
