All articles tagged with #concerts
Céline Dion officially announced a comeback tour in Paris, performing this fall at Paris La Défense Arena with shows from September 12 to October 14. Pre-sales run April 7 (Fair AXS) with registration through April 2; Visa cardholders get exclusive early access April 8–9, and general on-sale begins April 10, with VIP and hotel/ticket bundles available.
A new iOS 26.4 enhancement in Apple Music surfaces upcoming concerts for artists you listen to, showing them on artist pages and in the Search tab with Get Tickets links, making it easier to discover and buy tickets without extra searching. The feature blends into everyday usage and reflects passive discovery already common in music apps, helping users catch gigs they’d otherwise miss.
BTS thrilled tens of thousands in Seoul with their first concert in nearly four years after completing military service and solo projects, staging a high‑energy comeback at Gwanghwamun Square with a drone show, red landmarks, and purple branding tied to their Arirang album.
Morrissey canceled his Valencia gig, saying sleep deprivation from Las Fallas noise and loud city announcements left him unable to perform, prompting online mockery as he gears up for a new album Make-Up is a Lie.
Pink has canceled two April 26-27 concerts in Mexico City at Estadio GNP Seguros after an unforeseen event affecting the event’s logistics. Promoter Ocesa said the cancellations were beyond the artist’s, promoter’s, and venue’s control. Refunds will be issued automatically for online purchases via Ticketmaster and can be obtained at the box office for in-person purchases. Pink has not publicly commented on the cancellations.
A sprawling roundup shows dozens of artists announcing 2026 tours across North America, Europe and beyond, mixing reunions, solo shows, residencies and festival appearances. Highlights include AC/DC’s 17‑date U.S. leg, Guns N’ Roses’ world trek, The Guess Who’s Canada reunion, ZZ Top’s The Big One! Tour (with Dos Amigos), Iron Maiden’s Run for Your Lives North America, Journey’s Final Frontier world tour, Sting’s North American dates, and appearances by Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Rod Stewart, Journey and many others plotting extensive spring‑through‑fall itineraries (with some cancellations or adjustments noted).
The U.S. government alleges Ticketmaster, owner of Live Nation, has distorted competition in the live-music industry, potentially paving the way for regulatory action that could affect ticketing, pricing, and market access for artists and venues.
Washington Post reviewer Amy Argetsinger argues that Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert uses Elvis’s evolving jumpsuits to trace the singer’s late‑career decline, weaving together performances from multiple shows to illuminate how fashion mirrored his personal and professional unraveling while celebrating his lasting impact on style and stagecraft.
Bruce Springsteen will perform in Chicago on April 29 at the United Center as part of his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, a 20-date run featuring 19 arena shows and concluding in Washington, D.C. in May; tickets go on sale at noon Friday, with tour dates listed on Springsteen’s site. This marks his return to Chicago since his 2023 Wrigley Field shows, with the United Center last hosting him in 2016.
A$AP Rocky announced his Don’t Be Dumb global tour for 2026, a 43-stop run across the U.S., Canada, and Europe kicking off May 27 in Chicago, his first headlining trek since the Injured Generation tour and likely his first Sweden appearance since a 2019 assault conviction.
K-pop megastars BTS will perform at Stanford Stadium on May 16 and 17, 2026 as part of a massive world tour featuring a 360-degree in-the-round stage; ARMY members get a presale on Jan 22, with general tickets on sale Jan 24 via LiveNation. The Stanford run follows Coldplay’s recent shows and emphasizes Stanford’s role in hosting transformative arts experiences.
BTS announced a massive 2026-27 world tour with two summer shows at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium, part of a 70+ date, 34-region run promoted by Live Nation. The trek features a 360-degree in-the-round stage and stadium stops across North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Australia. Tickets for US shows go on ARMY member presale Jan 22 (some dates Jan 23) with general on-sale Jan 24 via Live Nation/Ticketmaster, and presale requires ARMY membership registration and Weverse/Ticketmaster account verification.
The article provides a comprehensive look back at Elvis Presley's life, highlighting key moments such as his military service, performances, personal life, and legacy, accompanied by numerous photographs and historical details.
Garth Brooks has teased new music and a potential tour in 2026, emphasizing his commitment to bringing his music to fans, with upcoming performances including Summerfest and Hyde Park, following his recent album 'Time Traveler' and Las Vegas residency.
The article argues that Peter Gabriel should embrace and promote his past work more actively, including reissuing his early albums, performing Genesis classics, and creating documentaries or memoirs to solidify his legacy, similar to artists like Bruce Springsteen and David Byrne.