Concerts & Tours - Page 12

Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble are hitting the road in 2025, bringing their jazz, blues, and Detroit roots to the Midwest. See the tour dates.

Christian McBride’s latest project, Ursa Major, is hitting the road for a 2025 U.S. tour, featuring a lineup of rising jazz stars.

Black Sabbath’s final show is set for July, reuniting Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, and Bill Ward for one last time—alongside a massive lineup of metal legends.

Bear McCreary brings his epic soundtrack music to the stage with the "Themes & Variations" tour, featuring Pete Griffin and Gene Hoglan. Spanning Europe and North America, the tour highlights his work on "The Walking Dead," "God of War," and more.

John Lodge is extending his "Days of Future Passed" tour into 2025, bringing the iconic Moody Blues album to new audiences. Joined by Yes vocalist Jon Davison, Lodge will perform the album in its entirety across North America and the UK.

Wilco and Waxahatchee are joining forces for a 2025 Southern tour, with Wilco bassist John Stirratt celebrating a special hometown show in New Orleans. See the full list of dates and details.

Khruangbin is bringing their "A La Sala" tour into 2025 with newly announced spring dates across the U.S. Bassist Laura Lee and the band will deliver their signature grooves from Texas to the Northeast, wrapping up in Portland, Maine.

KISS bassist Gene Simmons has expanded his upcoming solo band tour, adding new spring 2025 dates with guitarists Brent Woods and Jason Walker, and drummer Brian Tichy. The 19-city trek spans from California to Canada.

Mike Watt has spent lots of time on the road with mssv over the past few years, and 2025 won’t be any different. The band has announced a new album will be released on March 7th, followed by 68-date tour.

Coheed and Cambria will team up with Mastodon for an epic outing called “The Infinite Arc” Tour. The run will take place two months after Coheed and Cambria’s new album, "The Father of Make Believe," releases on March 14th.

Static-X is returning to the road for 2025 with the "Machines Vs. Monsters" tour. The band features the original "Wisconsin Death Trip" lineup, with vocalist Xer0 filling in for the late Wayne Static.

The Used is marking its 25th year as a band with a special anniversary tour across the United States. The outing will feature the quartet performing their first three albums.