Tour Dates
How to Get Tickets to Brad Paisley’s 2022 Tour
Brad Paisley is ready to get some mud on his tires as the “Freedom Was a Highway” singer sets out on a world tour this summer. Get tickets here, and read on for more info including pre-sale dates. What Is Brad Paisley’s Next Tour? Brad Paisley’s 2022 tour will hit North America, Europe, and Australia running from May into early October. The North American leg kicks off on May 27th at Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun Arena and stops in cities like Pittsburgh, Bethel, New York, and Virginia Beach before the first leg’s end at Airway Heights, Washington on June 26th. Advertisement Related Video Paisley next heads to Europe starting in Glasgow on July 15th followed by stops in Dublin, Copenhagen, two shows in Norway and Sweden each, and the tour leg finale in Germany on July 31st. He returns to the U...
How to Get Tickets to Elton John’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour”
Sir Elton John is in the midst of his long-running “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour. He’s now expanded the jaunt with 11 new North American dates. According to a press release, these mark the final shows added to the North American leg of the tour. Get tickets here, and read on for more info including pre-sale dates. What Is Elton John’s Next Tour? The Pinball Wizard’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour” is already in full swing and will run all the way into summer 2023 with lengthy North American and European legs. John will wrap his current North American leg on April 28th at Miami’s FTX Arena before embarking on a European tour that will see him in Milan, Paris, and numerous UK dates through July. Advertisement Related Video He returns to North America for an extensive stadium...
Interpol and Spoon Announce Co-Headlining Tour
Indie rock veterans Interpol and Spoon are going on tour together this summer. The “Lights, Camera, Factions Tour” begins on August 25th in Asbury Park, New Jersey and wraps up with two shows at Portland’s Pioneer Square on September 17th and 18th. The Goon Sax are set to open every show, save for a stop in Toronto, where Metric will play instead. The three week run hits some pretty random places — Providence, Rhode Island and two dates in Ohio stick out — which is probably because both Interpol and Spoon have more extensive headlining tours of their own kicking off in April. Alas, it’s a great bill for those lucky enough to be in the bands’ path. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 1st via Ticketmaster. Related Video Interpol — who recently wrapped up recording their 7th studio album with pr...
Elton John Sets Final North American Dates for “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour”
Sir Elton John has expanded the North American leg of his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour” with 11 new dates. The new concerts include additional stadium performances in East Rutherford, New Jersey; Foxborough, Massachusetts; Toronto, Ontario; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Phoenix, Arizona, as well as a third show at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. New stops in Santa Clara, California; San Diego, California; and Tacoma, Washington have also been added. See the full itinerary below. Members of the Rocket Club will be able to purchase tickets to the new dates through a presale beginning on Friday, April 1st. After that, tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, April 6th at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. Advertisement Related Video The Rocket Man is curren...
Mac Sabbath Announce Fall 2022 US Tour
The McDonald’s-themed Black Sabbath cover band Mac Sabbath are heading out on a Fall 2022 US tour with support from Speedealer and Lung. The “Pop-Up-Drive-Thru Tour” launches on September 27th at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco and runs through a November 19th date in Grand Junction, Colorado. Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster. “Mac Sabbath will be popping up all over the States — just like in our debut release,” said the band’s frontman, Ronald Osbourne, referencing Mac Sabbath’s 2021 Drive-Thru Metal pop-up book. “Confusing the USA one more time!” Advertisement Related Video Drive-Thru Metal features illustrations by Gris Grimly, known for his work on children’s books and his darkly whimsical version of Pinocchio. Mac Sabbath burst on the scene a few years ago, cove...
How to Get Tickets to Roxy Music’s 2022 Tour
Roxy Music is returning to the stage to celebrate their 50th anniversary of their self-titled debut album, and with their classic 1972 lineup of Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay, Phil Manzanera, and Paul Thompson returning, you can’t ask for more than this. Get tickets here, and read on for more info including pre-sale dates. What Is Roxy Music’s Next Tour? The 13-date tour features a North American and UK leg stretching from September into October. The North American leg opens in Toronto on September 7th at Scotiabank Arena and hits New York City’s Madison Square Garden, Chicago’s United Center, The Forum in Los Angeles, and more. The UK leg picks up in Glasgow on October 10th, followed by Manchester on October 12th, and a final show at The O2 in London on October 14th. Who Is Opening for Roxy Mu...
How to Get Tickets to Florence + The Machine’s 2022 Tour
“Heaven Is Here,” or rather, wherever Florence + The Machine is stopping on their massive 2022 North American and UK tour in support of their highly-anticipated fifth album Dance Fever. Get tickets here, and read on for more info including pre-sale dates. What Is Florence + The Machine’s Next Tour? The “Dance Fever Tour” begins this spring with a series of intimate warmup shows, including coast-to-coast album release concerts in Los Angeles on April 29th and New York City on May 6th. Advertisement Related Video After a run of stray European headlining shows and festival appearances over the summer, the band will embark on a newly expanded North American tour starting on September 2nd in Montreal, Canada, followed by stops to New York’s Madison Square Garden, Miami, Austin, Denver, Sea...
Dirty Heads Announce 2022 Headlining Tour
Dirty Heads have announced their 2022 US headlining tour titled “Let’s Get It Kraken.” Featuring special guests SOJA and Tribal Seeds, the summer trek spans from June through August. “Let’s Get It Kraken” kicks off on June 24th in Seattle, with subsequent stops in New York City, Austin, and Las Vegas before wrapping on August 12th in Chicago. A rotating cast of Artikal Sound System and The Elovaters will also join on select dates. A special ticket presale for Consequence readers (code: GOODTIMES) begins on Tuesday, March 29th at 12:00 p.m. local time here, with tickets available to the general public via Ticketmaster on Friday, April 1st. See the full itinerary below. Advertisement Related Video Last summer, Dirty Heads released their greatest hits collection, The Best of Dirty Heads, feat...
How To Get Tickets to Chris Rock’s 2022 Tour
Chris Rock has yet to publicly address the “slap see around the world,” but chances are he’ll speak about it when he launches his “Ego Death World Tour” later this week. As fate would have it, just days after his on-stage confrontation with Will Smith at the 2022 Oscars, Rock will embark on his first standup comedy tour in five years. You can get tickets here. What Is Chris Rock’s Next Tour? Originally announced back in February, Chris Rock’s “Ego Death World Tour” marks his first full-fledged standup comedy tour in half a decade. The lengthy tour includes multiple dates in Boston, Atlantic City, Reno, and Las Vegas, plus stops in Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver, and Radio City Music Hall in New York, with plenty of cities small and large in-between. The tour runs from the end of March through...
Caroline Polachek “Tore My Ankle,” Bowing Out of “Dream Tour” with Dua Lipa
Caroline Polachek suffered a nasty fall stepping off her tour bus and has been forced to cancel a headlining show in Tacoma, Washington, as well as her remaining dates opening for Dua Lipa on her “Future Nostalgia Tour.” “Life comes at you fast,” Polachek commented on Instagram above a tearful photo that showed her huddled in bed with crutches and a stuffed animal. “I had a bad fall today down the stairs of our tour bus and tore my ankle, now back from the hospital but can’t walk on it for ten days. So heartbroken to now not be able to perform with @dualipa at the last couple shows of this absolute dream tour. Deepest apologies to you guys coming to my show in Tacoma on Wednesday, stand by for refund info. Much much love.” Polachek will miss three concerts on the “Futur...
Lykke Li Announces New Audiovisual Album EYEYE, Shares 2022 Tour Dates
Lykke Li has announced her next album, EYEYE, out May 20th. She’s also shared 2022 tour dates in support of the record. Pronounced “EYE,” the entire album was recorded in the Swedish singer’s Los Angeles bedroom with production by her frequent collaborator Björn Yttling, who last worked with the musician on 2014’s I Never Learn. The vocals were recorded on a handheld $70 drum mic, with the album mixed to tape by Shawn Everett. EYEYE will also be an entire audiovisual experience for fans, with seven looping visuals adding to the story Li is telling on the LP. Directed by Theo Lindquist and shot on 16-millimeter film by cinematographer Edu Grau (A Single Man, Passing), the one-minute clips are fragments of a larger story. Advertisement Related Video “I wanted the record to have the inti...
Soccer Mommy Announces New Album Sometimes, Forever, Shares “Shotgun”: Stream
Soccer Mommy has announced a new album called Sometimes, Forever. The third LP from Sophie Allison arrives June 24th via Loma Vista, while first single “Shotgun” is available to stream now. After working with indie producer Gabe Wax for 2018’s Clean and 2020’s color theory, Soccer Mommy enlisted Daniel Lopatin, the electronic producer behind Oneohtrix Point Never, for Sometimes, Forever. The album picks up where color theory left off, blending lush synths with Allison’s perennial fixation with 2000s pop. The record gets its title from the concept that neither sorrow nor happiness is permanent — that our strongest emotions feel like they’ll last forever, but quickly get brushed aside by something new. “Sorrow and emptiness will pass, but they will always come back ...
