All articles tagged with #concert dates
Kacey Musgraves has canceled several dates on her Middle of Nowhere tour—including Chicago on Aug. 20, Boston on Aug. 29, and Brooklyn on Sept. 2—with refunds issued to ticket holders. Sources say the singer is doing well, and the tour was originally planned to begin Aug. 21, though these dates were dropped and refunds processed within 7–10 business days.
BTS announced the 2026–27 world tour, kicking off with three April shows in Goyang, Korea, and continuing through 2026 into 2027, with first confirmed stops in Tokyo, North America, and Europe; additional dates—including 2027 shows in Japan and the Middle East—will be announced by BigHit Music.
Foo Fighters announced a 2026 stadium tour starting in August, featuring Queens of the Stone Age as support on most dates, along with a new song titled 'Asking for a Friend.' Tickets go on sale October 31, with pre-sales available for newsletter subscribers and artists. The tour marks their first stadium run since 2023-2024 and includes major North American cities.
Ariana Grande announced her first tour in seven years, the 'Eternal Sunshine' tour, with initial dates in North America and London, featuring VIP packages and ticket presales, set for 2026, while she continues her acting career.
Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem Ball Tour' at Madison Square Garden has seen ticket prices drop from over $450 to as low as $309, offering fans a chance to see her perform her energetic and visually spectacular show at a more affordable rate. The tour features a mix of her hits and new music from her latest album 'Mayhem,' with multiple upcoming dates in NYC and around the world.
Elvis Costello has announced a 2025 tour focusing on his early music, with performances scheduled for June and July. The "Radio Soul! Tour" will feature songs from albums like "My Aim Is True" and "This Year's Model," with a setlist not extending beyond 1986's "Blood & Chocolate." The tour will include performances by The Imposters, featuring Steve Nieve, Pete Thomas, Davey Faragher, and Charlie Sexton, with additional shows earlier in the year featuring other musicians.
Charli XCX has announced a 2025 arena tour in the United States, with performances in cities like Austin, Minneapolis, Rosemont, and Brooklyn. This follows her recent releases of the album 'Brat' and its deluxe and remix versions, as well as her participation in the Sweat Tour with Troye Sivan and a performance on Saturday Night Live.
Jack White has announced a 2025 North American tour in support of his latest album, 'No Name,' with shows scheduled in major cities like Toronto, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles, as well as his hometown of Detroit. The tour will take place in February, April, and May, with a ticket pre-sale for Third Man Records Vault subscribers starting November 15th, followed by a public sale on November 22nd. The tour also includes international dates in Mexico, Hong Kong, Australia, and Japan.
Jack White has announced a world tour to promote his Grammy-nominated album "No Name," starting with a performance at Hong Kong's Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival on December 1. The tour will cover Asia, Australia/New Zealand, and North America, featuring performances in historic venues like Brooklyn's Kings and Paramount theaters. Presale tickets are available to TMR Vault subscribers from November 15, with general sales starting November 22. Additionally, a new B-side, "You Got Me Searching," will be released on November 22.
Tyler Childers has announced a major North American tour for 2025, titled 'On the Road,' featuring performances in major stadiums and arenas across the U.S., including two nights each in New York and Nashville. The tour will also include stops in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and London, among others. Childers will be supported by various artists on select dates, including Wynonna, Charley Crockett, and Robert Earl Keen. The tour follows his previously announced February tour in Australia and New Zealand.
Linkin Park has announced a major world tour for 2025 following the release of their comeback album "From Zero." The tour will feature various guest artists, including Queens Of The Stone Age, Spiritbox, and JPEGMAFIA, on select dates. Mike Shinoda expressed excitement about sharing the new album with fans globally. The tour will cover multiple continents, with performances scheduled in North America, Europe, and South America.
My Chemical Romance has announced a 2025 stadium tour where they will perform their 2006 album, The Black Parade, in its entirety. The tour, produced by Live Nation, will cover 10 cities starting July 11, 2025, in Seattle, with various special guests including Death Cab for Cutie, Alice Cooper, and Garbage. Tickets go on sale November 15, 2023.
Cyndi Lauper has announced her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour, starting October 18 in Montreal and ending December 5 in Chicago. A new documentary about her life, Let the Canary Sing, premieres June 4 on Paramount+.
Cyndi Lauper has announced her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour, marking her first major North American tour in over a decade. The 23-city tour begins on October 18 in Montreal and concludes on December 5 in Chicago, with stops in major cities like New York, Boston, and Los Angeles. Ticket presales start on June 4, with general sales beginning on June 7. The announcement coincides with the release of her biopic, Let the Canary Sing, on Paramount+.
Jane's Addiction, featuring their classic lineup, will embark on a 23-date North American tour with Love and Rockets starting August 9 in Las Vegas. This follows their first show together in 14 years and the debut of a new track, "Imminent Redemption." Tickets go on sale May 31.