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Harry Styles has announced the final 25 dates of his 'Together, Together' tour, shifting from 2026 residencies to a 2027 stadium road show across North America and Europe. The run includes rotating special guests, transparent pricing tiers, and concludes with three nights at London's Wembley Stadium.
Harry Styles has announced 25 new dates for his 'Together, Together' tour in 2027, marking a shift from 2026 residencies to a traditional stadium road show across North America and Europe. The tour features rotating opening acts, including Kylie Minogue, LCD Soundsystem, and Tears for Fears, with ticket prices capped at $300 and a new low-cost tier introduced to address previous pricing concerns.
Morgan Wallen announced his 'Still the Problem' stadium tour for 2026, featuring 21 shows across 11 cities with multiple two-night stands, supporting his successful album 'I'm the Problem.' The tour will include prominent opening acts like Thomas Rhett, Hardy, Ella Langley, and Brooks & Dunn, with presale tickets available on Nov. 5.
Foo Fighters have announced a series of US stadium shows for 2024, with The Pretenders and The Hives as primary support. The tour will include stops at various stadiums across the country, and tickets will go on sale in October. This tour is part of the band's continued support for their latest album, But Here We Are.
Fans of Taylor Swift have set up camp outside the stadium in Pittsburgh ahead of her upcoming stadium shows this weekend. The fans have dubbed the city "Swiftsburgh" and are eagerly waiting to purchase exclusive merchandise before the shows. Swift is known for her dedicated fanbase and elaborate stage productions, and these shows are expected to be no exception.
Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" is ongoing, and fans are still searching for affordable tickets on secondary market websites. Some tickets are being sold for as much as $5,000. Here are the cheapest tickets available for Swift's upcoming stadium shows in Philadelphia, Foxborough, and East Rutherford. Other upcoming tours at MetLife Stadium are also listed.
BLACKPINK has announced four new summer stadium shows in the US for their Born Pink Tour, including performances at MetLife Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, Oracle Park, and Dodger Stadium. The K-pop group had teased the tour news on Instagram and fans can now register for ticket presale access. BLACKPINK recently made history as the first Korean act to headline Coachella.