Concerts & Tours - Page 10

Aneesa Strings hits the road for a national tour, bringing her empowering new EP "The Calm," a soulful mix of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop, to the stage.

Elvis Costello extends his Radio Soul! Tour, with The Imposters joining him to bring his early classics from "My Aim is True" to "Blood & Chocolate" to life.

The Used will celebrate their 25th anniversary with a second tour leg, performing three albums over three nights in each city.

ZZ Top adds new 2025 tour dates amid lineup changes. Elwood Francis remains on bass while longtime drummer Frank Beard takes a break to recover.

Longtime P-Funk bassist Lige Curry hits the road with solo Ligedelic shows while continuing to tour with George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic.

Graceland bassist Bakithi Kumalo returns to the stage with Paul Simon on the Quiet Celebration Tour—his first since the singer's 2018 farewell.

Herbie Hancock hits the road this fall with longtime collaborator James Genus, who shares why touring with the jazz legend still feels magical.

Slayer is back on stage in 2025 with limited dates in the UK, Canada, and the U.S., featuring a stacked lineup at Hersheypark Stadium in September.

Funk outfit Ghost-Note expands their tour with summer dates across the Northeast and Canada, including appearances at major jazz festivals.

Nicole Fiorentino shares how an unexpected DM led to her joining Garbage for their first U.S. headlining tour in a decade.

The Sex Pistols are reuniting for a North American tour—without Johnny Rotten. Glen Matlock and others will perform their only studio album in full.

Primus is back with a new drummer and fresh tour dates. Jon Hoffman joins the lineup after winning a massive audition, with MonoNeon on select dates.