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BTS opened their ARIRANG World Tour with a packed Goyang Stadium show, delivering a mix of songs from the new ARIRANG album and longtime hits like Dynamite and Butter as fans cheered on; Jin said on Weverse that they’re back home with ARMY, and the tour will head to Tokyo before continuing across North America, Latin America, Europe, Australia and more through next year.
A live updates feed ahead of and during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime, focusing on predicted setlist (DtMF, Tití Me Preguntó, Baile Inolvidable, EoO), potential guests, and surrounding pregame acts and notable commercials, with background on Bad Bunny's career and advocacy shaping the moment.
Radiohead's second night of their 2025 tour in Madrid featured a dynamic and varied setlist with 14 different songs, including rare performances like 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place' and '(Nice Dream)' for the first time since 2009, showcasing their evolving live show. The tour continues through Europe with multiple shows in several cities.
Radiohead returned after seven years with a 25-song setlist at their Madrid concert, featuring tracks from their entire discography, to positive fan reactions, as they begin a tour with multiple residencies across Europe.
Radiohead reunited for their first tour in seven years, performing in the round with a dynamic 25-song setlist spanning their career, starting in Madrid and continuing through Europe with multiple shows in each city, without confirming if this will be their final tour or new music releases.
Radiohead made their long-awaited live return after seven years with a concert in Madrid, playing a 25-song set that included hits from their albums like OK Computer and In Rainbows, marking their first performance since 2018 and signaling a rejuvenation after a hiatus due to personal and emotional reasons.
Radiohead announced their first shows in over seven years, featuring in-the-round performances across Europe, with setlists that are still being finalized from a shortlist of around 65 songs, and the band reflecting on their hiatus and political stances.
The Foo Fighters played their first show in over a year at the Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, debuting new drummer Ilan Rubin and performing a 25-song set that included rare and classic tracks, with upcoming international tour dates announced.
Oasis launched their first North American tour in 16 years with a rain-soaked concert in Toronto, featuring a 23-song setlist of hits, and received a warm reception from fans, with upcoming shows across North America and beyond.
Lady Gaga launched her 2025 'Mayhem Ball' tour in Las Vegas with a two-hour setlist featuring new arrangements, crowd favorites, and a surprise encore, marking her first full live show in nearly two months and promising further North American and European dates.
The Backstreet Boys' 'Into the Millennium' residency at Las Vegas' Sphere features a non-traditional setlist that includes all tracks from the 1999 'Millennium' album, but in a different order, along with songs from other albums, offering a mix for both casual fans and superfans.
Kelly Clarkson launched her 'Studio Sessions' Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace, performing a diverse setlist including her hits and a special Kellyoke cover of 'I Will Always Love You' in Whitney Houston's style, after postponing the initial opening due to vocal strain. The residency features a stage designed to mimic a recording studio and runs through November 15, with additional dates to be announced.
Ozzy Osbourne's final solo concert featured a five-song setlist including 'I Don't Know,' 'Mr. Crowley,' 'Suicide Solution,' 'Mama I'm Coming Home,' and 'Crazy Train,' marking a powerful and emotional farewell to his solo career.
Oasis reunited for a tour starting in Cardiff, performing hits like 'Wonderwall' and 'Champagne Supernova,' with plans for additional shows worldwide and a documentary film, amid high ticket prices and a reissue of their iconic album for its 30th anniversary.
Oasis reunited for their first show in 16 years at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, performing a mix of hits, deep cuts, and b-sides, with original and new band members, kicking off their highly anticipated reunion tour.