Music tours for 2025 announced by top artists
Renowned singer Rod Stewart is preparing for a farewell tour across North America, where he will be joined by Cheap Trick as they take to the stage together.
Rod Stewart's US tour starts in March in Austin, Texas, and ends in August in St. Louis with 20 new shows.
In other news, Irish indie rock band Inhaler has scheduled a spring 2025 concert series in North America.
Post Malone is also launching a 25-city Big Ass Stadium Tour, which includes a May 9 concert at the AT&T Stadium.
"This will be the last time 'round, I think, to do the rock 'n' roll stuff because I want to move on to swing music and the Great American Song Book," he said. "But I'm not taking my songs to the cemetery and burying them. I might bring them out on the odd occasion, but I basically would like to put them to rest for a little while. No more big tours. I've said farewell to Australia and New Zealand and Mexico, so it's time to say farewell to the U.S. now."
Sir Roderick David Stewart is a British rock and pop singer and songwriter. Known for his distinctive raspy singing voice, Stewart is among the best-selling music artists of all time,
The Open Wide Tour will kick off in Toronto, Canada on February 28, followed by a show at Montreal's MTELUS on March 2.
The rest of the shows will be in the US, wrapping up at House of Blues in Dallas, TX on March 19.
Inhaler's tour dates include a show at Brooklyn Paramount on March 6 and a performance at Stubb's in Austin on March 18.
Elijah Hewson, guitarist for Inhaler, talks about what the band aspires for.
We're an ambitious band that wants to create anthemic music, particularly when things feel so destructive
Wrigley Field will host Post Malone on May 22, along with other scheduled performances in St. Louis, Detroit, and Minneapolis.
Tickets for the tour go on sale on November 26. Citi cardholders will enjoy a presale Wednesday, while an artist presale begins Friday.
Austin Richard Post , known professionally as Post Malone, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and guitarist.
In April 2022, J Balvin delayed his 'José tour' due to COVID precautions, just a week before it was supposed to start.
That year, Balvin played a few international dates and a single U.S. show in Long Beach, CA. However, he didn't make up for the postponed gigs, leaving fans disappointed. Everything changes now.
J Balvin announced his first North American arena tour in six years. Starting in March 2025, Balvin will go on his 27-concert 'Back To The Rayo Tour' for his Grammy-nominated album "Rayo," named after his first car.
This time, Balvin headlines shows at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on March 30 and Newark's Prudential Center on April 10.
“Rayo” is full of stories and lessons. My first car shaped my career and personal growth. It took me to many places. “Rayo” means a lot to me and my friends. We had adventures riding in it through Colombia.
Thank God that I can make music, not out of necessity, as we did before, but being able to do it from another point of view and from another situation