WWE Live refers to the non-televised professional wrestling events held by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). These events are an integral part of the WWE's entertainment offerings and provide fans with a unique, up-close experience of wrestling action. Unlike major WWE broadcasts like Monday Night Raw or SmackDown, WWE Live events are not shown on television. They offer a more intimate setting for fans to engage with their favourite wrestlers. WWE Live events are often referred to as "house shows." They typically feature matches between WWE Superstars, storylines that may differ from TV, and sometimes exclusive matches. These events often feature more fan interaction, including autograph signings, meet-and-greets, and merchandise sales, creating a personalized experience for attendees.

WWE Live events are designed to be family-friendly, ensuring that fans of all ages can enjoy the spectacle. WWE Live events generally consist of several matches featuring both top-tier Superstars and rising talent. Matches may include singles competitions, tag team bouts, and sometimes specialty matches like cage matches or street fights. Championships can be defended, but titles rarely change hands at these events.

WWE Live tours extend beyond the United States, reaching international markets such as Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and South America. WWE often tailors its shows to suit local audiences, occasionally featuring regional wrestlers or incorporating local customs. WWE Live has been held in prestigious venues worldwide, including Madison Square Garden in New York City and The O2 Arena in London.

Tickets for WWE Live events are generally more accessible and affordable than those for major PPV events, making them an attractive option for families and casual fans. Exclusive merchandise is often available, giving fans a chance to purchase unique items not sold elsewhere. WWE encourages fan engagement through chants, signs, and social media interactions during the events.