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Kenny Chesney is returning to stadium tours in 2027 with a 19-date run featuring Eric Church, Sheryl Crow, and Greylan James. The tour follows his Las Vegas residency and new album release, with Pittsburgh and Milwaukee among the stops.
Post Malone cancels the first six regularly scheduled dates of his stadium tour with Jelly Roll to finish a sprawling 40‑track album, delaying the kick‑off by about three weeks to June 9 in Charlotte. He says he isn’t ready for tour until the music is finished, noting softer ticket sales this year; the dates will be replaced with three festival appearances in the interim, then resume in North America before heading to Asia in September with Don Toliver taking Jelly Roll’s place overseas.
Post Malone delayed his Big Ass Stadium Tour by about three weeks after Stagecoach, removing multiple Texas dates from the schedule. The updated poster shows no Texas stops (including El Paso and Waco), with refunds automatically issued via Ticketmaster within 14–21 days. He said the delay is to finish new music before touring, and while slow ticket sales were noted at some stops, he did not attribute the changes to sales.
Karol G announced a massive global stadium tour titled “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour,” kicking off this summer and running through July 2027, with presale tickets starting April 27 and an artist presale for the US, Canada, and Europe available to fans who sign up at karolgmusic.com by April 24; VIP experiences with premium seating, pre-show lounges, and exclusive merch are offered via VIP Nation.
Bruno Mars has added more than 30 dates to his 2026 Romantic Tour, expanding to roughly 70 shows across North America, Europe and the UK. The stadium trek includes new stops (e.g., Las Vegas, Wembley in London) and extended runs in several cities, with Silk Sonic’s Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee Wee and support from Victoria Monét, RAYE and Leon Thomas on select dates. North American dates are MGM Resorts–sponsored, and Mars’ fourth solo album The Romantic arrives Feb. 27. Tickets go on sale Jan. 15 at 12 p.m. local time.
BTS has announced a 79-date World Tour for 2026–27 across 34 regions with a 360-degree in-the-round stage. Presales begin late January after ARMY registration, with general onsales following. Early resale data show high get-in prices (e.g., Los Angeles around $431) and median prices near $2,386, with some markets like Toronto priced much higher. Listings are currently speculative pre-onsale, and prices are expected to settle once primary inventory is released. The tour marks BTS’s first major headline run since 2021–2022 and includes multi-night stadium stops in North America plus dates in Europe, Latin America, and Asia; full venue details are to be announced.
Global K-pop icon BTS unveiled a 70+ date stadium world tour for 2026–2027 across 34 regions and 79 shows, including first-ever stops in Bogotá, Buenos Aires and Kaohsiung, plus a 360-degree in-the-round stage. The run opens April 9 with three consecutive Goyang shows, then Tokyo and Tampa before spanning North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia and Australia. ARMY presales begin Jan 22 with general sale Jan 24; BTS recently reunited in 2025 after military service and plan new music in spring 2026.
Bruno Mars announced his first major stadium tour in a decade, The Romantic Tour, launching April 10 in Las Vegas and supporting his upcoming album 'The Romantic' set for release on February 27, with support from Anderson .Paak and other artists, and tickets available from January 15.
Country star Morgan Wallen will kick off his 2026 stadium tour with a two-night stand at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, featuring Thomas Rhett and other opening acts, as part of his 'Still the Problem' Tour, following recent chart success and a previous near-record attendance at the venue.
Green Day's new album "Saviors" marks a return to their classic sound, streamlining their music and combining the punchiness of "Dookie" with the stadium-sized pomp of "American Idiot." The album features some political themes and personal struggles, along with power ballads and detours from their pop punk style. While not groundbreaking, "Saviors" showcases Green Day doing what they do best, and is likely to resonate with fans as they prepare for a stadium tour.
Def Leppard and Journey have announced a co-headlining stadium tour in North America for summer 2024, with Cheap Trick, Heart, and Steve Miller Band joining on select dates. The tour will run from July 6 to September 8, stopping in 23 cities. Def Leppard previously toured with Mötley Crüe, and the bands promise an amazing night of music for fans.
Def Leppard and Journey have announced a co-headlining stadium tour in North America for summer 2024, with Cheap Trick, Heart, and Steve Miller Band joining on select dates. The tour will kick off on July 6 in St. Louis and conclude on September 8 in Denver, covering 23 cities. Presale for the tour begins on December 12.
Def Leppard and Journey are teaming up for a massive U.S. summer stadium tour, accompanied by Cheap Trick, Steve Miller Band, and Heart at various stops. The tour promises a night of iconic Eighties hits, and Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott hints at surprises in store. Despite internal conflicts, Journey and Heart continue their touring endeavors, with Heart recently reuniting after four years apart. The tour dates span across multiple cities, offering fans a chance to experience the nostalgia of arena rock.
Green Day has announced their massive global stadium tour, "The Saviors Tour," for 2024, with support from bands like The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas in North America, and Nothing But Thieves, The Hives, Donots, The Interrupters, and Maid of Ace in Europe. The tour will celebrate the band's iconic albums, including "Dookie" and "American Idiot," and will feature new music from their upcoming album, "Saviors." The European leg starts on May 30, 2024, in Spain, while the North American leg begins on July 29, 2024, in Washington, D.C. VIP packages and presale tickets are available.
Blink-182 will be returning to Boston for a concert at Fenway Park on July 23, 2024, as part of their 2024 stadium tour. This comes after the release of their new album, "One More Time..." and their successful show at TD Garden in May 2023. The band will be joined by Pierce the Veil as the opening act, and tickets will go on sale on October 27, 2023.