#north-american-tour

#north-american-tour

Ghost have announced a Winter 2026 North American outing, a new leg on the band's ongoing SKELETOUR WORLD TOUR. The 20-date run kicks off January 21st in Orlando, Florida, and wraps up February 23rd in Inglewood, California, hitting cities such as Charlotte, Montreal, Toronto, Cincinnati, Vancouver, and Seattle along the way. Get Ghost Tickets Here An artist pre-sale begins Tuesday (September 30th) at 10 a.m. local

Last month, Amaarae shared her new album Black Star. Now, the Ghanaian American singer has announced a short North American tour. The Black Star Experience will bring Amaarae to New York City, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles in November and December. Check out her upcoming shows below. Black Star was led by the singles S.M.O. and Girlie-Pop! Album track Fineshyt also received a release-day music video.

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After being introduced, the Maiden singer got a warm response from the crowd, and then began singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." Get Bruce Dickinson Tickets Here Dickinson started out a little rough on the opening lines, but then quickly recovered to belt the heck out of the song, with a powerful delivery of "And the rocket's red glare" and going full Maiden on "O'er the land of the free," holding the note on "free" for a good six seconds.

Back in 2015, composers Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, along with playwright Robert Horn, believed they had a surefire future Broadway hit on their hands. But as is often the case, a New York City theater dream didn't quite go as planned. The world premiere in Dallas of that would-be hit musical - "Moonshine: That Hee Haw Musical" - landed with a lukewarm fizzle.

"We started work on an album this year and the way that normally goes, we write, we rehearse, we record, we mix, we get it all wrapped up tightly and then start putting songs out into the world," Britt Daniel says. "But as we finished up the first two songs for the LP, it crossed somebody's mind and eventually all of ours that these two really should come out now. Let's get them out there. And so here they are today, 'Chateau Blues' and 'Guess I'm Fallin In Love.' Two new tunes with distinct personalities that were summoned into the world the past few months in Austin TX and Providence RI."

Freddie Gibbs and the Alchemist will tour North America together this autumn, starting September 20 in Philadelphia and concluding November 9 in San Francisco.

'1st World Blues' is an homage to ska in all its waves. From Desmond Decker to Tim Armstrong, we're just happy to add our track to the bin.

Billy Graziadei explained that 'F**k the System' reflects Biohazard's perspective on the divisive nature of society, emphasizing how external powers manipulate people into conflict over politics, class, and race.

Purity Ring has announced their first album in five years, arriving on September 26th via their label, accompanied by a North American tour and new single "place of my own."

Múm will release their first album in a decade, titled 'History of Silence', featuring the lead track 'Mild at Heart'.

After being introduced by Kimmel, the punk veterans tore through one of their most popular songs, which kicks off with the iconic deadpan line from guitarist Noodles: 'You gotta keep 'em separated.'

"This album feels like a return to the truest, purest, most complete version of who I am as an artist and a human being."

A Day to Remember and Yellowcard are set to co-headline the 2025 'Maximum Fun' North American tour, spanning 36 cities from September to November.

In the new music video for 'Born Alone', billy woods beautifully captures the essence of daily life in Brooklyn, showcasing his personal and artistic journey.

Falling in Reverse will embark on the "God Is a Weapon Tour" in Summer 2025, showcasing a lineup of notable supporting acts and featuring new music.

Tickets for The Psychedelic Furs' fall North American tour will go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 23rd at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster.

No One Was Driving the Car grapples with malaise in the shadow of the looming apocalypse, worsened by the advancement of tech, especially self-driving cars.

"I think everybody needs this band right now. I think the world needs this band right now. And I think definitely America is screaming out for a band like the Sex Pistols."

Fans can access the first wave of tickets through the Church Choir fan club, featuring exclusive pre-sale options to ensure loyal supporters get the best seats.

Wet Leg have announced their upcoming 'moisturizer' album and a North American tour, starting September 1, 2025, with sales commencing May 8, 2025.

Hotline TNT has released "Candle," the second single from their upcoming album "Raspberry Moon," following lead single "Julia's War." This new track is supported by a music video featuring tour footage from Japan.