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Bill Callahan has announced a U.S. tour in support of his upcoming album My Days of 58. The run kicks off on May 1 in Oklahoma City, and features support from Jana Horn, Otto Benson, and Noveller. Explore a full list of dates below.

Accompanying Callahan on tour will be the core musicians on My Days of 58: guitarist Matt Kinsey, tenor saxophonist Dustin Laurenzi, and drummer Jim White. It’s the same band that he worked with on the 2024 live album Resuscitate! Before Callahan heads stateside for the shows, he’ll play a series of record store sets in the UK from February 23 through 27.

So far, Callahan has released two songs from My Days of 58, “The Man I’m Supposed to Be” and “Lonely City.” The latter was paired with a video montage of images from New York street photographer Daniel Arnold, shot over the course of 15 years; it marked the first time Arnold had allowed the use of his photos in a music video. Callahan shared his most recent studio album, Ytilaer, in 2022.

Read more about My Days of 58 in The 55 Most Anticipated Albums of 2026.

Bill Callahan:

02-23 London, UK – Stranger Than Paradise Records
02-24 Brighton, UK – Resident Music
02-25 Totnes, UK – Drift Records
02-26 Liverpool, UK – Rough Trade Liverpool
02-27 Glasgow, UK – Monorail
05-01 Oklahoma City, OK – Beer City Music Hall *
05-02 Kansas City, MO – recordBar *
05-03 Chicago, IL – Constellation (Early Show) *
05-03 Chicago, IL – Constellation (Late Show) *
05-04 Detroit, MI – Magic Stick *
05-06 Ardmore, PA – Ardmore Music Hall *
05-07 Queens, NY – Knockdown Center ^#
05-08 Northampton, MA – Iron Horse Music Hall ^
05-09 Kingston, NY – Assembly ^
05-11 Washington, DC – Union Stage ^
05-12 Saxapahaw, NC – Haw River Ballroom ^
05-13 Atlanta, GA – Goat Farm ^
05-15 New Orleans, LA – Siberia ^

* w/ Jana Horn
# w/ Otto Benson
^ w/ Noveller

James Blake has announced a North American tour to support his forthcoming album, Trying Times. Launching in May, the itinerary includes stops in New York, Boston, and Chicago. In June, there is a single date in Canada, taking place at the Toronto venue HISTORY. The English singer has also shared a video for a new single, “I Had A Dream She Took My Hand,” today. Watch it below.

Trying Times, Blake’s first album as a fully independent artist, comes out on on March 13th. Revisit Pitchfork’s review of his 2023 project, Playing Robots Into Heaven.

Kevin Parker has announced a second run of North American Tame Impala shows behind his 2025 album Deadbeat. He’ll play arenas across the U.S. and Canada from July through mid-September, with support at all dates from either Djo or Dominic Fike. Check out the full slate of performances below.

Parker shared Deadbeat in November. The follow-up to 2020’s The Slow Rush was led by the singles “End of Summer,” “Loser,” and “Dracula.” At the 2026 Grammy Awards, Parker took home Best Dance/Electronic Recording for “End of Summer.”

Revisit 5 Takeaways From Tame Impala’s New Album Deadbeat.

Tame Impala:

07-07 Miami, FL – Kaseya Center ^
07-09 Tampa, FL – Benchmark International Arena ^
07-12 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena ^
07-15 Philadelphia, PA – Xfinity Mobile Arena ^
07-18 Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena ^
07-19 Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena ^
07-22 Montreal, Quebec – Bell Centre ^
07-25 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena ^
07-26 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena ^
07-28 Boston, MA – TD Garden ^
07-29 Boston, MA – TD Garden ^
08-01 Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center ^
08-04 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena ^
08-25 Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena =
08-28 Minneapolis, MN – Target Center =
09-01 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena =
09-05 Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers Arena =
09-08 Portland, OR – Moda Center =
09-11 Denver, CO – Ball Arena =
09-14 Phoenix, AZ – Mortgage Matchup Center =
09-17 Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center =
09-19 Houston, TX – Toyota Center =

^ with Djo
= with Dominic Fike

Robyn has announced a run of arena shows behind her first album in eight years. The Sexistential Tour runs from June through November and spans North America, Europe, and Australia, including three hometown shows at Stockholm’s Avicii Arena. Joining Robyn at various dates are the likes of Erika de Casier, Smerz, 808 State, Saya Gray, Romy, Nourished by Time, Peaches, Grace Ives, and Lykke Li, among others. Check out the full itinerary below.

Sexistential is out March 27. Robyn has already shared three singles from the project: “Dopamine”—which also got a remix courtesy of Jamie xx—“Talk to Me,” and the album’s title track.

Revisit the track reviews for “Dopamine,” “Talk to Me,” and “Sexistential.”

Robyn:

06-24 Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena *
06-26 Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro ^
06-27 Manchester, England – Co-op Live ~$
06-30 Brussels, Belgium – ING Arena ^
07-01 Paris, France – Adidas Arena *
07-03 London, England – The O2 +
07-08 Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena =$
07-11 Oslo, Norway – Unity Arena @
07-14 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena @
07-16 Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena ^$%
07-17 Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena ^$%
07-18 Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena ^$%
09-08 Washington, D.C. – The Anthem &
09-10 Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center @
09-12 Chicago, IL – United Center #
09-15 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena >
09-19 Mexico City, Mexico – Palacio de los Deportes ±
09-23 Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum ÷
10-30 Turin, Italy – C2C Festival
11-21 Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
11-24 Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena

* with Erika de Casier
^ with Smerz
~ with 808 State
+ with Saya Gray
= with Mechatok
@ with Romy
$ with Zhala
% with Becky and the Birds
& with Nourished by Time
# with Peaches
> with Grace Ives
± with Lykke Li
÷ with Horsegiirl

Iron & Wine is returning with his new album Hen’s Teeth and an accompanying tour this month. But first, Sam Beam has revealed an extension to his already-announced 2026 trek, giving fans in the Southwest a chance to catch him live through the fall. Check out the updated itinerary below.

This new leg of shows stretches throughout the month of October, with stops in Denver, Boise, Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, and beyond. Joining Iron & Wine for that stretch will be Ken Pomeroy and DUG.

Hen’s Teeth is billed as a companion to Iron & Wine’s 2024 album, Light Verse. Beam recorded it over the past few years with engineer Dave Way as well as musicians David Garza, Sebastian Steinberg, Tyler Chester, Griffin Goldsmith, Beth Goodfellow, Kyle Crane, Paul Cartwright, Americana trio I’m With Her, and Beam’s own daughter Arden.

Read about Iron & Wine’s 2002 record The Creek Drank the Cradle in The 200 Best Albums of the 2000s.

Iron & Wine Tour 2026:

02-28 Perth, Australia – The Rechabite *
03-02 Brisbane, Australia – The Princess Theatre *
03-04 Sydney, Australia – City Recital Hall *
03-06 Adelaide, Australia – WOMADelaide *
03-07 Port Fairy, Australia – Port Fairy Folk Festival
03-08 Port Fairy, Australia – Port Fairy Folk Festival
03-10 Melbourne, Australia – Northcote Theatre *
03-12 Hobart, Australia – Odeon Theatre *
03-14 Auckland, New Zealand – Powerstation *
03-15 Wellington, New Zealand – Meow Nui *
03-17 Honolulu, HI – The Hawaii Theatre ^
03-18 Kahului, HI – Maui Arts & Cultural Center Castle Theater ^
04-27 St Louis, MO – The Pageant @
04-28 Columbia, MO – The Blue Note @
04-29 Omaha, NE – Astro Theater @
05-01 Saint Paul, MN – Fitzgerald Theater @
05-02 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom @
05-03 Iowa City, IA – The Englert Theatre @
05-05 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall @
05-06 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall @
05-08 Ann Arbor, MI – Michigan Theater @
05-09 Niagara Falls, Ontario – The Avalon Theatre at Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort @
05-10 Albany, NY – The Egg @
05-11 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer @
05-13 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel @
05-14 Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club @
05-15 Norfolk, VA – The NorVa @
05-16 Saxapahaw, NC – Haw River Ballroom @
05-17 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle @
10-08 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre !
10-09 Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot !
10-10 Boise, ID – Treefort Music Hall !
10-12 Portland, OR – Revolution Hall !
10-13 Seattle, WA – The 5th Avenue Theatre !
10-15 Astoria, OR – Liberty Theatre !
10-16 San Francisco, CA – The Castro !
10-17 Los Angeles, CA – TBA !
10-18 Los Angeles, CA – TBA %
10-20 El Cajon, CA – The Magnolia %
10-21 Tucson, AZ – La Rosa %
10-23 San Antonio, TX – Stable Hall %
10-24 Dallas, TX – Majestic Theatre %
10-25 Tulsa, OK – Guthrie Green ! %
10-27 Memphis, TN – TBA %
10-28 Atlanta, GA – The Eastern
10-29 Columbia, SC – The Senate %

* with Leah Senior
^ with Jenny Yim
@ with Improvement Movement
! with Ken Pomeroy
% with DUG

Ari Lennox is hitting the road. The singer-songwriter will take her third album, Vacancy, to over 30 cities across North America. Kicking off Sunday, April 12 in Seattle, she will hit Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Detroit, Oakland, and more. Check out the full tour schedule below.

This is the first time Lennox has been on tour since 2023, when she brought her album Age/Sex/Location to major venues in the United States. Lennox released Vacancy, which was produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox, last month.

Revisit Clover Hope’s 2022 profile Ari Lennox Is Searching for a Radical Love.

Ari Lennox:

04-12 Seattle, WA – WAMU Theater
04-15 Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre Oakland
04-16 San Francisco, CA – The Masonic
04-18 Wheatland, CA – Hard Rock Live Sacramento
04-19 – Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan
04-21 Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theatre
04-23 Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater
04-24 San Diego, CA – SOMA
04-26 Denver, CO – Fillmore Auditorium
04-28 Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
04-30 Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
05-02 Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center
05-03 New Orleans, LA – Fillmore New Orleans
05-05 Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
05-07 Miami Beach, FL – Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
05-08 Orlando, FL – Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts
05-10 Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
05-13 Chesterfield, MO – The Factory
05-15 Milwaukee, WI – Landmark Credit Union Live
05-16 Chicago, IL – The Chicago Theatre
05-17 Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre Detroit
05-20 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall
05-22 Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre
05-23 Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway
05-24 Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia
05-27 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount
05-30 National Harbor, MD – The Theater at MGM National Harbor
06-02 Virginia Beach, VA – The Dome
06-03 Raleigh, NC – The Ritz
06-05 Cincinnati, OH – The Andrew J Brady Music Center
06-06 Charlotte, NC – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre

It looks like BTS’s huge comeback won’t begin at the start of their world tour this spring, but rather next month at home in the comfort of everybody’s living room; the K-pop juggernauts have announced a special live concert that will stream exclusively on Netflix, dubbed BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang. What’s more, they also inked a deal to release a new documentary on the streaming giant, too.

BTS will perform their concert on March 21—one day after they release their new album, Arirang—at the Gwanghwamun in Seoul, South Korea. The livestream begins at 7 a.m. Eastern, marking the first-ever live event to be broadcast globally from Korea, notes Deadline. It will be directed by Hamish Hamilton, and lists Hybe, Bighit Music, Guy Carrington, Garrett English, and Kevin Hermanson as executive producers.

Next comes BTS: The Return, their comeback documentary, which hits Netflix on March 27. Directed by Bao Nguyen, the film follows BTS as they plot their reunion set after their extended hiatus. The group paused activity to complete South Korea’s mandatory military service, with Big Hit confirming at the end of 2021 that BTS were taking an “official extended period of rest.” The K-pop group went on to drop their first anthology album, Proof, that following June, while each member pursued their own solo projects afterwards, including J-Hope’s 2022 album Jack in the Box, RM’s 2022 full-length Indigo, and Jimin’s 2023 LP Face.

Arirang is the first full-length album by BTS in six years. It’s due out March 20 via Big Hit Entertainment. The LP will be their fifth studio album overall and follows 2020’s Be. Once that’s out, BTS embark on their massive stadium tour, which spans 79 shows across five continents and kicks off this April in Goyang, South Korea, before continuing into 2027.

Read about BTS in “Thirst Traps, Anime, and the Viral Power of TikTok Fan Edit Communities.”

Freddie Gibbs is following up his 2025 co-headlining tour alongside frequent collaborator the Alchemist with his own solo North America trek. The prolific rapper’s Last Rabbit Tour kicks off this May and includes support on select dates from Nourished by Time, Geordie Greep, and 2 Deadboyz (fka Flatbush Zombies). The full list of stops is below.

Gibbs’ last album was 2025’s Alfredo 2, the sequel to he and Alchemist’s acclaimed 2020 project.

Read Pitchfork’s 2022 feature Freddie Gibbs on the Music That Made Him.

The Last Rabbit Tour:

05-15 West Des Moines, IA – Val Air Ballroom*
05-16 Fayetteville, AR – Ozark Music Hall*
05-17 Chesterfield, MO – The Factory*
05-22 Madison, WI – The Sylvee*
05-23 Saint Paul, MN – Palace Theatre*
05-24 Kansas City, MO – The Truman
05-30 Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues Las Vegas+
06-04 Allentown, PA – Archer Music Hall@
06-05 Boston, MA – Roadrunner@
06-07 Flushing, NY – Flushing Meadows Corona Park
06-11 Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore Charlotte@
06-12 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s@
06-13 Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo
06-14 Indianapolis, IN – gyptian Room at Old National Centre@
06-19 Sacramento, CA – Channel 24+
06-20 San Diego, CA – SOMA  – Mainstage+
06-21 Anaheim, CA – House of Blues Anaheim+

* with Nourished by Time
@2Dead Boyz
+Geordie Greep

Wilco are hitting the road this spring. The Chicago band announced a run of North American shows today, plus two August dates in Europe. Check out their full itinerary below.

Billed as An Evening With Wilco, the tour will bring Jeff Tweedy and co. to major cities in Alabama, Indiana, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and more. The North American leg concludes in June with two shows at Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, Massachusetts. Other artists booked for the three-day event include the Breeders, Gang of Four, Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band, and Billy Bragg. Finally, Wilco will close out the summer in Europe; they’re set to play Oslo’s Oya Festival on August 13 and Copenhagen’s Syd for Solen on August 14.

Wilco’s tour announcement arrives just a few months after Tweedy detailed plans for a solo tour in support of his 2025 album, Twilight Override. Wilco released their most recent LP, Cousin, in 2023, and shared the EP Hot Sun Cool Shroud in 2024. Last year, they also reissued their fifth album, A Ghost Is Born, as a 13-piece box set.

Read the interview “The Music That Made Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.”

Wilco:

04-23 Fort Wayne, IN – Clyde Theatre
04-24 Evansville, IN – Old National Events Plaza
04-27 Jackson, MS – Thalia Mara Hall
04-28 Mobile, AL – Saenger Theater Mobile
04-30 New Orleans, LA – Saenger Theatre
05-01 New Orleans, LA – Saenger Theatre
05-02 Bentonville, AR – The Momentary
05-04 Salina, KS – Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts
05-05 Oklahoma City, OK – Jones Assembly
05-06 Lubbock , TX – Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts
05-08 Albuquerque, NM – Popejoy Hall @University of New Mexico
06-26 North Adams, MA – Solid Sound Festival
06-27 North Adams, MA – Solid Sound Festival
08-13 Oslo, Norway – Oya Festival
08-14 Copenhagen, Denmark – Syd for Solen

Spoon and the Beths have announced a co-headlining tour taking place this summer. Following their respective appearances at Green River Festival in Massachusetts, both bands will play eight shows together, beginning on June 21 in New Haven, Connecticut. From there, they head to Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, and more cities before ending the run on July 1 in Louisville. Check out their full list of tour dates below.

Spoon have also shared live versions of their 2025 singles “Chateau Blues” and “Guess I’m Fallin in Love.” We’re coming up on four years since Spoon’s last album, Lucifer on the Sofa, and its dub redux Lucifer on the Moon, and the Austin band has promised the latest studio recording session was fruitful.

There are far more concerts on the horizon for the Beths, too. Before they meet up with Spoon, the New Zealand rockers will be headlining their own tour this spring. It’s part of their victory lap for 2025’s Straight Line Was a Lie.

Read about Straight Line Was a Lie in “The 30 Best Rock Albums of 2025” and revisit the interview “How Spoon Beat the Devil.”

Spoon:

06-20 Greenfield, MA – Green River Festival
06-21 New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall ^
06-23 Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore ^
06-24 Baltimore, MD – Nevermore Music Hall ^
06-26 Detroit, MI – The Fillmore ^
06-27 Cleveland, OH – Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ^
06-28 Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live! ^
06-30 Cincinnati, OH – MegaCorp Pavilion ^
07-01 Louisville, KY – Iroquois Amphitheater ^

^ with the Beths

The Beths:

02-24 Tokyo, Japan – WWW X
02-25 Osaka, Japan – Yogibo Meta Valley
03-13 Wellington, New Zealand – Meow Nui
03-14 Wellington, New Zealand – Meow Nui
03-20 Dunedin, New Zealand – Glenroy Auditorium
03-22 Christchurch, New Zealand – James Hay Theatre
03-23 Nelson, New Zealand – Theatre Royal
03-26 Auckland, New Zealand – Powerstation
03-27 Auckland, New Zealand – Powerstation
04-17 Adelaide, Australia – The Gov
04-18 Perth, Australia – Astor Theatre
04-23 Brisbane City, Australia – The Tivoli
04-24 Sydney, Australia – The Roundhouse
04-25 Melbourne, Australia – Forum Theatre
06-05 New York, NY – Governors Ball Music Festival
06-06 Portland, ME – State Theatre
06-07 Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
06-09 Buffalo, NY – Asbury Hall
06-10 Grand Rapids, MI – The Big Room
06-12 Indianapolis, IN – HI-FI Annex
06-13 St. Louis, MO – Pageant
06-14 Bentonville, AR – The Momentary Rode House
06-16 Charlotte, NC – Underground
06-18 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
06-20 Greenfield, MA – Green River Festival
06-21 New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall ^
06-23 Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore ^
06-24 Baltimore, MD – Nevermore Music Hall ^
06-26 Detroit, MI – The Fillmore ^
06-27 Cleveland, OH – Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ^
06-28 Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live! ^
06-30 Cincinnati, OH – MegaCorp Pavilion ^
07-01 Louisville, KY – Iroquois Amphitheater ^
08-27-29 Torremolinos, Spain – Canela Party

^ with Spoon

Death Cab for Cutie have ended their 22-year partnership with Atlantic Records and signed to Anti-. The news arrives alongside the announcement of the band’s forthcoming North American tour, which will feature Japanese Breakfast, Jay Som, and Nation of Language at select shows. Dates are listed below.

In a statement, frontman Ben Gibbard said the band is “thrilled to be joining the roster at Anti- which includes some of our favorite artists, old friends and in many cases, both.”

Atlantic signed Death Cab away from Barsuk in 2004 off the strength of the band’s first four albums, including their 2003 mainstream breakout Transatlanticism. The group went on to release six albums with the label, starting with 2005’s Plans and ending with their most recent album, 2022’s Asphalt Meadows.

Death Cab for Cutie Tour Dates:

05-29 Denver, CO – Outside Days Festival
07-10 Minneapolis, MN – Armory*
07-11 Milwaukee, WI – Miller High Life Theatre*
07-12 Indianapolis, IN – Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park*
07-14 Cincinnati, OH – MegaCorp Pavilion*
07-15 Cleveland, OH – Jacobs Pavilion*
07-17 Philadelphia, PA – Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts+
07-18 Canandaigua, NY – CMAC+
07-19 Toronto, ON – RBC Amphitheatre+
07-21 Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion+
07-22 Raleigh, NC – Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek+
07-24 St. Louis, MO – Stifel Theatre#
07-25 Bentonville, AR – The Momentary#
07-26 Council Bluffs, IA – Harrah’s Stir Cove#
07-29 Sandy, UT – Sandy Amphitheater#
07-31 Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre#
08-02 Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre#
08-03 Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre#
08-04 San Diego, CA – Gallagher Square at Petco Park#
08-06 Las Vegas, NV – The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas
08-07 Paso Robles, CA – Vina Robles Amphitheatre

*Jay Som
+Japanese Breakfast
#Nation of Language

Summer Walker is taking her Over It trilogy on a 19-date arena tour. The Still Finally Over It trek kicks off in Toronto this May before crossing the States and then heading to England in August. British-Nigerian singer Odeal and rapper Monaleo will open on select dates. You can check out the full list of stops below.

Walker’s 2025 album Finally Over It capped off an acclaimed three-part series for the R&B star that began with 2019’s Over It and its 2021 sequel Still Over It. Walker’s single “Heart of a Woman” is up for two Grammys at this year’s ceremony, Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance.

05-26 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena*
05-29 Chicago, IL – United Center+*
05-31 Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena+*
06-02 Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center+*
06-05 Philadelphia, PA – Xfinity Mobile Arena+*
06-07 Boston, MA – TD Garden+*
06-09 Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena+*
06-10 Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center+*
06-12 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena+*
06-14 Miami, FL – Kaseya Center+*
06-17 Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center+*
06-18 Austin, TX – Moody Center+*
06-21 Houston, TX – Toyota Center+*
06-25 Los Angeles, CA – Crypto.com Arena*
06-26 Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena*
06-28 Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena*
07-01 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena*
07-03 Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena*
08-02 London, UK – The O2 Arena*

* with Odeal
+ with Monaleo

Just hours before he releases “Aperture,” the lead single from his new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, Harry Styles has announced a seven-city, three-continent tour. Billed as Together, Together, the run of performances—which spans from May through December—will include multiple nights in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, Sydney, and a whopping 30 shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden. At each destination, Styles will be joined by a different special guest, among them Robyn, Shania Twain, and Jamie xx.

Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occassionally is out March 6. For his last album, Harry’s House, Styles won Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2023 Grammy Awards.

Read about the Harry’s House single “As It Was” at No. 100 on “The 100 Best Songs of 2022.”

Harry Styles:

05-16 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
05-17 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
05-20 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
05-22 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
05-23 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
05-26 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Johan Cruijff Arena !
06-12 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
06-13 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
06-17 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
06-19 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
06-20 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
06-23 London, England – Wembley Stadium @
07-17 São Paulo, Brazil – Morumbis #
07-18 São Paulo, Brazil – Morumbis #
07-31 Mexico City, Mexico – GNP Seguros Stadium $
08-01 Mexico City, Mexico – GNP Seguros Stadium $
08-26 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
08-28 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
08-29 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-02 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-04 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-05 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-09 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-11 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-12 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-16 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-18 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-19 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-23 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-25 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-26 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
09-30 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-02 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-03 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-07 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-09 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-10 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-14 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-16 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-17 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-21 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-23 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-24 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-28 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-30 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
10-31 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden %
11-27 Melbourne, Australia – Marvel Stadium ^
11-28 Melbourne, Australia – Marvel Stadium ^
12-12 Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium &
12-13 Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium &

! with Robyn
@ with Shania Twain
# with Fcukers
$ with Jorja Smith
% with Jamie xx
^ with Fousheé
& with Skye Newman

Gelli Haha is hitting the road. The Los Angeles-based artist will play her first run of North American headlining shows in support of her 2025 debut album, Switcheroo. The Where in the World is Gelli Haha tour kicks off March 25 with a hometown show at the Roxy in L.A., and includes stops at Boise’s Treefort Festival, New York’s Bowery Ballroom, and Salt Lake City’s Kilby Block Party. Check out the full list of dates below.

Read about Switcheroo at No. 21 in “The 30 Best Pop Albums of 2025.”

Gelli Haha:

03-25 Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy
03-26 San Francisco, CA – Brick & Mortar
03-28 Boise, ID – Treefort Festival
03-31 Vancouver, British Columbia – Fortune Sound Club
04-01 Portland, OR – Holocene
04-02 Seattle, WA – Barboza
04-23 Minneapolis, MN – Amsterdam Bar & Hall
04-25 Chicago, IL – Schubas
04-27 Toronto, Ontario – The Garrison
04-28 Montreal, Quebec – Bar Le Ritz
04-29 Boston, MA – Sonia
05-01 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
05-02 Philadelphia, PA – Philamoca
05-04 Washington, D.C. – Songbyrd
05-05 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
05-07 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
05-09 Houston, TX – Meow Wolf Houston
05-10 Austin, TX – Antone’s
05-11 Dallas, TX – Club Dada
05-13 Denver, CO – Lost Lake
05-15 Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Block Party
05-18 Phoenix, AZ – Valley Bar
05-19 San Diego, CA – Voodoo Room at Hob
05-20 Santa Ana, CA – Constellation Room
06-06 Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound Barcelona
06-11 Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound Porto