Who Is on Tour Right Now?
Looking to get your concert plans set in stone for 2026? Look no further. We've compiled the top artists of each genre that are touring this year. Find tour dates, stops, and purchase tickets right here. You won't want to miss these hot live events.
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Ariana Grande - The Eternal Sunshine Tour
Ariana’s ‘Last Hurrah’
Ariana Grande announced the long-anticipated Eternal Sunshine tour to support her seventh studio album, Eternal Sunshine. She has called this tour her “last hurrah,” hinting at an upcoming break from touring after the tour’s end. Due to this, tickets sold out on primary release nearly immediately, but are still available via the secondary ticket market.
Openers
No openers have been announced for The Eternal Sunshine Tour, but fans speculate Madison Beer and PinkPantheress as potential special guests.
Stops
The tour will start in Oakland (CA) in June and stop in Los Angeles, Austin, Sunrise, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston, Montreal, and Chicago for its North American leg, which ends in August. Check for dates in your city.
Bruno Mars - The Romantic Tour
Tour Info & Dates
A decade after his triple platinum solo album, 24K Magic, Bruno Mars has finally announced another solo album and a tour to go with it. The tour will feature a variety of iconic special guests, and the first North American leg will begin in Las Vegas in April and run through May. He’ll tour Europe in June and July before finishing up the North American tour from August through October. You won’t want to miss Bruno in his full glory once again.
Openers
Bruno Mars has a track record of lifting up talented artists. Openers for The Romantic Tour will include his hit-making partner, Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee .Wee at every stop, Leon Thomas, the R&B breakout artist, for the first North American leg, Grammy winner Victoria Monét for the European leg, and soulful vocalist RAYE for the second North American leg.
Stops
The Romantic Tour will stop in over 30 North American stadiums in cities like Las Vegas, Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Miami. Check for dates in your city.
BTS - ARIRANG World Tour
Tour Info & North American Stops
BTS is touring this year for the first time since their extended hiatus began in 2022, and you can still get tickets, even as demand soars. They will begin their United States stops on April 25th in Tampa, and their final US stop will be in Los Angeles in September. They will also perform in El Paso, Stanford, Las Vegas, East Rutherford, Foxborough, Baltimore, Arlington, and Chicago. Don’t miss seeing this world-wide phenomenon perform! Check for tour dates in your city.
Concert Length
BTS concerts are longer than most, usually lasting between two and a half and three hours, so make sure to wear comfortable clothes and fuel well for the extended set. The K-pop group ensures you’ll get your money's worth by filling the show with light shows, special effects, and props, keeping energy high.
Openers
BTS tours have not historically had opening acts. Their extended setlist and solo showcases have taken up the entire show without having specific tour openers. However, there’s been no announcement as to whether this will continue to be the case for the ARIRANG tour.
Demi Lovato - It’s Not That Deep Tour
Tour Info & Cancellations
Anticipation is high for Demi’s It’s Not That Deep tour, which highlights her new dance-pop-leaning album. A change from her previous pop and rock projects, this album brings a new energy to Demi’s discography that is best experienced live. Shows kick off on April 13th at Kia Center in Orlando.
Demi Lovato cancelled the original first five stops (Nashville, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Denver, and Charlotte) of this tour. Full refunds will be issued for fans who purchased tickets to these stops.
Openers
Adéla is the singer-songwriter and dancer slated to open Demi Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep tour. She got her start on The Debut: Dream Academy, the reality talent competition show responsible for putting together the now Grammy-nominated girl group, Katseye.
Stops
Demi Lovato’s 2026 tour will include stops in 18 US cities, including Orlando, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, New York City, Columbus, and Detroit. Check for dates in your city.
Lady Gaga - The Mayhem Ball Tour
Tour Info & Dates
The Mayhem Ball is a theatrical experience rather than just a concert. It blends extravagant staging and set design, Gaga’s signature avant-garde fashion, and intense narrative storytelling. The tour began in July 2025 in Las Vegas and has already finished part of its North American leg as well as its European and Asian stops. The tour picks back up in the United States on February 14th for a Valentine’s Day show in Glendale, Arizona.
Openers
The Mayhem Ball doesn’t feature any opening acts, so arrive promptly and be in your seats by showtime to catch the entirety of Gaga’s performance.
Stops
The second North American leg stops in 11 cities, including Glendale, Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Atlanta, Austin, Miami, and New York City. The closing show will take place at Madison Square Garden on April 13th. Don’t miss this epic stage show! Check for dates in your city.
Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun Tour
Tour Info & Dates
Zara Larsson’s vibrant aesthetic and magnetic stage presence have caused clips from her shows to blow up on TikTok recently. As a result, demand for her world tour is blowing up as well. Her tour finished its European leg in November, and the North American tour begins February 28th in Portland. She will stop in over 30 cities before heading to Europe and Australia in April.
Openers
The opener for the American leg of Zara Larsson’s tour is Amelia Moore, a genre-bending pop artist based in Los Angeles.
North American Tour Stops
Zara Larsson will perform in over 30 US cities, including Portland, Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Denver, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Charlotte. Check for dates in your city.
ZAYN - THE KONNAKOL TOUR
ZAYN Tour Dates
In support of his upcoming KONNAKOL album release, ZAYN announced his first-ever arena-headlining tour. He’ll begin performances in the United Kingdom and travel to Mexico before heading to the United States in July. The United States leg will extend from July to November. He’s hinted that the album will explore and pay homage to his South Asian heritage.
Openers
Opening acts for ZAYN’s inaugural solo arena tour have not been announced yet.
United States Tour Stops
In the United States, ZAYN will perform in over 30 cities, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, West Saint Paul, San Francisco, Seattle, Buffalo, Washington, D.C., Charlotte, and Boston. Check for dates in your city.
Rap Tours in 2026
Akon & Ne-Yo - Nights Like This Tour
Tour Dates
Akon & Ne-Yo will kick off the Nights Like This Tour on April 17th in Madrid. After 21 stops in Europe, they will begin their North American stops on June 17th in Vancouver and continue touring until August 21st.
Openers
Akon & Ne-Yo’s tour is set up as a co-headlining tour rather than featuring a traditional opening act.
American Tour Stops
The tour stops in over 35 North American cities, including Vancouver, Raleigh, Atlanta, Virginia Beach, Toronto, Syracuse, Dallas, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Inglewood. Check for dates in your city.
A$AP Rocky - Don’t Be Dumb Tour
Dates
If you’ve been waiting for A$AP Rocky to drop a new album for the past 5 years, the wait is finally over. A$AP Rocky will begin touring North America on May 27th in Chicago, for his new album, Don’t Be Dumb. He will finish up the North American leg of his tour in Newark (NJ) on July 11th before touring throughout Europe through September. Don’t miss this chance to see A$AP in case he goes on hiatus again!
Openers
Opening acts for A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb tour haven’t yet been announced. However, the tour poster promises appearances from A$AP’s “alter egos,” characters designed in collaboration with Tim Burton.
Stops
The North American tour stops in 24 cities, including Chicago, Cleveland, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Vancouver, Detroit, and Newark. Check for dates in your city.
Cardi B - Little Miss Drama Tour
Dates
Cardi B’s Little Miss Drama Tour, promoting her second studio album, Am I The Drama?, kicks off on February 11th in Palm Desert, California. The tour will cover 32 cities in the United States and Canada through April.
Openers
There is no announced opening act for Cardi B’s arena-headlining tour, with some sources speculating she will be the first female rapper to tour with no opener.
North American Tour Stops
The tour will stop in over 30 cities, including Inglewood, Portland, Vancouver, Austin, Detroit, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Chicago, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Atlanta. Check for dates in your city.
Pitbull - I’m Back Tour
Tour Info & Dates
Experience a dance party with Mr. Worldwide this summer. Pitbull announced a North American tour featuring Lil Jon to kick off on May 14th in West Palm Beach. The tour will stop in 35 cities throughout North America before closing on September 26th in Shakopee, Minnesota. You won’t want to miss the Miami-style party of a Pitbull concert; get tickets now.
Openers
Pitbull’s tour will feature Lil Jon as a special guest, as well as an opening DJ set by DJ Laz.
North American Tour Stops
The tour will stop in over 35 cities, including West Palm Beach, Dallas, Phoenix, Virginia Beach, Syracuse, Hartford, Toronto, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Shakopee. Check for dates in your city.
Classic Rock Tours in 2026
AC/DC - Power Up Tour
Dates
AC/DC began the Power Up tour in 2024, and the band has already completed over 100 shows throughout Europe, Australia, and North America. They recently announced the tour will continue in 2026, with shows in South America and Mexico before the first United States show on July 11th in Charlotte.
Openers
The Pretty Reckless is the opening act for AC/DC’s North American stadium tour. Starring Taylor Momsen, The Pretty Reckless ensures grunge-style hard rock lives on in today’s era. They have opened for AC/DC through the previous European and North American stints of the Power Up tour.
North American Tour Stops
The North American tour will stop in a variety of cities, including Charlotte, Columbus, San Antonio, Denver, Las Vegas, St. Louis, Montreal, Toronto (ON), and Philadelphia. Check for dates in your city.
Journey - Final Frontier Tour
Farewell Tour Dates
The sad day has come when Journey has announced their farewell tour. But don’t fret, they’re leaving no one out with their expansive 60-show run in North America. The tour begins in Hershey on Feb 28th and competes on July 2nd in Laredo, Texas. The tour will feature the last remaining founding Journey member, lead guitarist Neal Schon, as well as longtime keyboardist Jonathan Cain and vocalist Arnel Pineda. This could be your last chance to see “Don’t Stop Believin’” live; don’t miss out!
Openers
There are currently no scheduled opening acts or performers for Journey’s farewell tour.
Stops
Journey’s poignant Final Frontier tour will stop in over 60 cities in the United States and Canada. Some of these cities are Pittsburgh, Ottawa, Indianapolis, Kansas City, New Orleans, Bossier City, Sioux Falls, Des Moines, Lincoln, and Salt Lake City. Check for dates in your city.
Guns N’ Roses - World Tour 2026
Dates
Guns ‘N Roses begins their 50-stop world tour on February 26th. After shows in Mexico and Brazil, they’ll perform two shows in Florida in May before heading to Europe through June. The North American portion of the tour begins again on July 23, 2026, in Raleigh (NC) and closes in Atlanta (GA) in September.
Openers
Openers for the Guns N’ Roses World Tour include Public Enemy, The Barbarians of California, The Black Crowes, Ice Cube, and Pierce the Veil. Check each show date specifically to find out if there is a scheduled opener.
North American Tour Stops
Stops include Raleigh, Toronto, East Rutherford, St. Louis, Las Vegas, San Diego, San Antonio, and Atlanta. Check for dates in your city.
Alternative Tours in 2026
My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade Stadium Tour
Tour Info & Dates
Twenty years ago, MCR released their smash hit album, The Black Parade. To celebrate 20 years, the band is touring the world in 2026, playing this iconic rock opera album in its entirety at each stop. They kicked off their 2026 world tour in South America and Mexico, and the United States leg of the tour begins on August 5th in Flushing, New York. Their United States tour stops will end with a Halloween show at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
Openers
Openers for My Chemical Romance include Franz Ferdinand, Pierce the Veil, Modest Mouse, Iggy Pop, Sleater-Kinney, The Breeders, Babymetal, Jimmy Eat World, The Mars Volta, The Used, and Thrice. Check each show date specifically to find out if there is a scheduled opener.
United States Tour Stops
The Black Parade Stadium Tour will travel to Flushing, Nashville, Washington, D.C., Detroit, Minneapolis, Denver, San Diego, Phoenix, San Antonio, and Los Angeles in 2026.
Tame Impala - Deadbeat Tour - Just Announced!
Dates
The psychedelic music project, Tame Impala announced the extension of their 2026 world arena tour. After touring South America and Europe in the beginning of 2026, it is finally confirmed that the tour will continue in North America beginning on July 7th in Miami.
Openers
Tame Impala's tour features hard-hitting openers, both of whom were featured on some of the top shows in the past decade. DJO, the musical moniker of Stranger Things star Joe Keery, will be opening for the first 13 shows of the leg, and singer/songwriter and Euphoria actor Dominic Fike will open for the last nine shows.
North American Tour Stops
Tame Impala will perform in 22 United States cities, including Miami, Tampa, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nashville, and Columbus. Check for dates in your city.
Yungblud - Idols The World Tour
Dates
Yungblud is an English musician known for his genre-bending music and punk fashion style. He will tour his new album, Idols, in North America in 2026. The tour starts on May 1st in Sterling Heights, Michigan, and concludes on June 13th in Atlanta.
Openers
The viral alternative singer Sawyer Hill is the announced opener for the North American leg of Yungblud’s 2026 tour. There will be separate openers for the Australian and European legs as well.
North American Tour Stops
Yungblud will perform in 24 cities, including Toronto, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Seattle, Portland, and Las Vegas. Check for dates in your city.
Country Tours in 2026
Chris Stapleton - All-American Road Show
Dates
Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show tour has been a long-running and often-extended tour since 2017. The most recent tour extension added shows from May 23rd through October 7th throughout the United States and Canada. See the “Tennessee Whiskey” singer live this year.
Openers
Openers for the upcoming leg of the All-American Road Show include Allen Stone, Lainey Wilson, Grace Potter, Molly Tuttle, The Teskey Brothers, Zach Top, Maggie Rose, Ashley McBryde, Carter Faith, Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs, and Nikki Lane.
Stops
Chris Stapleton will perform in many North American cities, including Nashville, Panama City Beach, Jacksonville, Tampa, Charlotte, Portland, Boston, and Virginia Beach. Check for dates in your city.
Morgan Wallen - Still the Problem Tour
Dates
An extension of his previous I’m the Problem tour, Morgan Wallen will continue touring his I’m the Problem album in 2026. He’ll begin touring on April 10th in Minneapolis and finish in Philadelphia in August.
Openers
Openers for the Still the Problem tour include Brooks & Dunn, Hardy, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, Gavin Adcock, Flatland Cavalry, Hudson Westbrook, Zack John King, Vincent Mason, Jason Scott & The High Heat, and Blake Whiten.
North American Tour Stops
The Still the Problem tour will stop in Minneapolis, Tuscaloosa, Las Vegas, Indianapolis, Gainesville, Denver, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore, Ann Arbor, and Philadelphia.
Post Malone & Jelly Roll - The Big Ass Stadium Tour
Concert & Festival Dates
The face-tatted duo Post Malone & Jelly Roll have announced the Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2, an extension of their successful 2025 joint tour. The tour kicks off on April 10th in Fort Lauderdale and concludes in Salt Lake City on July 28th. The pair will appear at Stagecoach, Gulf Coast Jam, Carolina Country Music Festival, and YQM Country Fest throughout the tour in between stadium concerts.
Openers
The opener for the Big Ass Stadium Tour is Carter Faith, a country music singer whose debut album, Cherry Valley, was released in 2025.
North American Tour Stops
The tour will perform in cities including Fort Lauderdale, Indio, El Paso, Albuquerque, Tampa, Panama City Beach, Myrtle Beach, Charlotte, Indianapolis, and Toronto. Check for dates in your city.
Up-and-Coming Artist Tours in 2026
Alex Warren - Little Orphan Alex Live
Dates
After a Grammy nomination and performance this year, Alex Warren will headline arenas in 2026. The Little Orphan Alex Live tour will begin on May 26, 2026, and continue through mid-July. The tour was announced via a comedic trailer featuring Jennifer Aniston and Max Greenfield. A dollar from every ticket sold will benefit Camp Kesem, a non-profit dedicated to supporting children whose parents have cancer.
Openers
No opener has been announced for the Little Orphan Alex Live tour. Maude Latour opened for Alex during his previous tour.
Stops
The Little Orphan Alex Tour will visit 30 cities, including Nashville, Houston, Seattle, and Morrison, Colorado. Check for dates in your city.
Olivia Dean - The Art of Loving
Dates
After winning the Grammy for Best New Artist, Olivia Dean is the talk of 2026. She’ll be touring in Europe through Spring and early Summer before playing more North American venues, starting in San Francisco on July 10th. The tour concludes on August 28th in Austin. A dollar from each ticket sold strengthens and supports Jamaican communities.
Openers
No official opening act has been announced yet for the North American leg of the tour.
Stops
Olivia Dean will perform in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Denver, Minneapolis, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Baltimore, New York, Atlanta, Houston, and Austin.