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Luke Combs is No. 1 on LIVE75 for a fourth week following shows at five stadiums on his “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.” Also, Shane Gillis debuts at No. 2 after setting a record at Boston’s TD Garden with 51,145 tickets sold at three shows, the most ever for a multi-night comedy event at the arena.
Bruno Mars makes it five weeks in a row at No. 1 on the Artist Power Index while touring in support of his latest album The Romantic. Also, Ed Sheeran returns to the top 10 ranked No. 5 after resuming his “Loop Tour” in Latin America. His first show on May 9 was in the Dominican Republic.
Coming off a Coachella debut, global girl group KATSEYE will tour arenas across Europe and North America this fall on “The WILDWORLD Tour.”
In support of the EP Wild, due Aug. 14, the Best New Artist Grammy nominees’ 27-city Live Nation-produced tour begins Sept. 1 in Dublin, kicking off an eight-city European leg that visits London, Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam, Cologne and Antwerp, before wrapping Sept. 17 in Copehagen. The North American leg begins Oct. 13 in Miami and visits major markets across the U.S. and Canada before the tour wraps Nov. 27 at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes.
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Grammy-winning artist Chance The Rapper has announced “The Coloring Book 10 Tour,” a North American run celebrating the 10th anniversary of his influential and popular Coloring Book mixtape.
The tour of large clubs, ballrooms and amphitheaters kicks off Aug. 11 at the House of Blues in Cleveland and will make stops in markets and venues including Montreal, Toronto, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Nashville, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver and more before wrapping Oct. 11 at the Wylie in Pittsburgh. The tour is promoted by Live Nation.
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Eighties icons are back and their return is bigger than ever. From a storm-cut set at Cruel World to a full-scale North American run featuring stops at legendary venues like Radio City Music Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, The Human League are proving their legacy still resonates across generations. With “The Generations Tour” bringing together some of the era’s most influential voices and a renewed excitement for life on the road, there’s a lot more to this story than just nostalgia.
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Olivia Rodrigo’s massive “Unraveled Tour” is now even bigger, with added dates bringing the total to 86 shows.
The trek – which takes place across North America, Europe, and the U.K., from fall 2026 through spring 2027 – now features 11 nights at London's O2 Arena, 10 at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, and 10 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. Additional dates were also added in Paris, Boston and Barcelona.
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For its grand opening on March 19, Pacific Electric, a brand-spanking-new venue owned and operated by tvg Hospitality opened its steel-toned doors to music industry, friends, family and fans in a industrial neighborhood located in central Los Angeles. The well-appointed 25,000-square-foot multi-faceted space, six years in the making, is something of an emporium and a welcome addition to L.A. clubland, which on this night featured local rock stars, Dawes, who performed a phenomenal set before a sold-out crowd filling the 750-cap two-tiered performance space.
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Luke Combs is No. 1 for a third week on LIVE75 after averaging 78,913 sold tickets per show at the first five concerts on his “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.” Also, ILLENIUM, Florence + The Machine and touring co-headliners Romeo Santos and Prince Royce all debut on the chart in the top 10.
Bruno Mars holds the No. 1 ranking on the Artist Power Index for a fourth week as he continues the world tour in support of his latest studio album The Romantic, released in February on Atlantic Records. He is currently performing at stadiums in North America but will head to Europe in June.
