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Alabama Shakes confirmed their return to the road with their first tour dates since 2017. The beloved band will embark on a North American headline run beginning in July, bringing along an impressive roster of support acts. Support throughout the tour includes Bahamas, Shannon and the Clams, El Michels Affair, The Budos Band, Sam Evian, Lee Fields, Greyhounds, Y La Bamba, Caleb Elliott and Alanna Royale.

My Morning Jacket announced details of their Spring Tour 2025 supporting their upcoming new studio album, is. The My Morning Jacket “is” On Tour run includes a three-show engagement in the band’s hometown of Louisville.

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals confirmed plans for an extensive summer excursion. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and his longtime backing band mapped out 15 headlining concerts taking place between late May and late August 2025.

Five years after The Allman Brothers Band alumni and friends took the stage as The Brothers at Madison Square Garden, a nearly identical lineup will once again play songs from the ABB repertoire at the famed New York City venue. The Brothers will return to MSG for concerts on Tuesday, April 15 and Wednesday, April 16. The Brothers consists of founding Allman Brothers drummer Jaimoe and longtime bandmates guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones along with drummer Joe Russo, keyboardist Reese Wynans and drummer Isaac Eady. Keyboardist Chuck Leavell, who was a member of the ABB from 1972 – 1976, will serve as special guest.

A tradition will continue on Thursday, March 6 when The Beacon Theatre hosts the ninth annual Love Rocks NYC benefit concert for God’s Love We Deliver. The show will feature an impressive array of performers including Cher, Beck, Trey Anastasio, Alicia Keys and Mavis Staples.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Dave Stewart Eurythmics featuring Vanessa Amorosi, Eric Burton, Grace Bowers, Jesse Malin, Kate Hudson, Luke Spiller, Michael McDonald, Peter Frampton and The War and Treaty round out the Love Rocks 2025 lineup.

Zach Bryan is headed to the Big House to headline the first concert held at Michigan Stadium. Bryan will head to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on September 27 to perform with support from John Mayer, Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen and Joshua Sloane.

The four original members of Black Sabbath will perform a final concert this summer at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, where the influential band formed in 1968. Billed as “Back To The Beginning – The Final Show,” the all-day event will take place on July 5 and feature additional performances by Metallica, Slayer, Pantera and many others.

Umphrey’s McGee expanded their Cruising Altitude Tour 2025 with spring dates. The newly announced leg begins in April and runs through early June with stops in the South and Southeast.

Mumford & Sons confirmed a slate of concerts across the UK, North America, Europe and Australia. The intimate shows will support the band’s upcoming first album since 2018, Rushmere, arriving March 28 via Glassnote.

Death Cab for Cutie will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their album Plans with special concerts in Seattle, Chicago and New York City. The shows will see the band performing the 2005 LP in its entirety.

Jon Batiste continues his hot streak with the announcement of his Maestro Tour. Following two Grammy wins and performing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl in his hometown of New Orleans, the acclaimed pianist and composer is set to deliver a string of intimate shows on both coasts this spring.

Lucius announced The Gold Rush Tour in support of their self-titled new album. Lucius – Holly Laessig, Jess Wolfe, Peter Lalish and Dan Molad – will begin The Gold Rush Tour with a May run featuring support from Victoria Canal.

The Avett Brothers announced details of a brief summer tour with Blackberry Smoke. The three-show run features performances in Kansas and Arkansas this August.

Trampled by Turtles and Shakey Graves (Alejandro Rose-Garcia) confirmed details of a co-headlining tour of the West Coast. The excursion includes nine dates between August 14 and 24.

Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick announced plans for a co-headlining North American summer tour. The Charm & Decadence Tour begins in late May and runs through early August with Thelma and the Sleaze supporting on most dates.

Leftover Salmon and The Infamous Stringdusters are teaming for the Rowdy Summer Nights Tour with special guests Kitchen Dwellers. The coast-to-coast trek will take place in July and August.

Patti Smith will embark on a world tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album Horses this fall. The punk poet laureate will perform the landmark 1975 LP in full at each stop of the trek, which includes October dates in Europe and North American dates in November.

The Doobie Brothers announced their 2025 North American Summer Tour in support of their upcoming album Walk This Road. The famed rockers will be joined on the road by Coral Reefer Band for the trek. The tour will feature the reunited Doobies lineup of Patrick Simmons, Tom Johnston, John McFee and Michael McDonald.

Beyoncé expanded her 2025 Cowboy Carter Tour with five additional stadium dates in markets she was already set to play. The new shows come in response to overwhelming demand during the BeyHive and artist presales.

Billy Joel and Sting will both make their debut at Citi Field in Summer 2025. The one-night-only performance takes place at the home of the New York Mets in Flushing, Queens on August 21.

BADBADNOTGOOD announced a series of spring tour dates featuring an expanded lineup. The instrumental ensemble will showcase material from their latest album, Mid Spiral suite: Chaos, Order and Growth, with Baby Rose teaming up with the band for performances of their collaborative EP, Slow Burn.

Johnnyswim announced 2025 U.S. Fall Tour dates taking place throughout October. The Johnnyswim husband and wife duo of Abner and Amanda Ramirez kicks the tour off on October 2 in St. Louis and it wraps in Nashville on October 25.

Horsegirl mapped out 2025 North American Summer Tour dates around their new album, Phonetics On and On, which was released today. Horsegirl — Nora Cheng, Penelope Lowenstein and Gigi Reece — tapped Godcaster to support for the late summer North American trek.

Barenaked Ladies confirmed details of their Last Summer On Earth 2025 Tour. The North American run will feature support from Guster and Sugar Ray on various dates and Fastball at all stops between June and August.

Renowned rocker Peter Frampton added a slate of new tour dates to his Let’s Do It Again! Tour. The fresh stops will see the guitarist in the Western U.S. this June.

SunSquabi confirmed 2025 Spring Tour dates. The Colorado-based livetronica trio will focus on the East Coast in April and also shared they’ve got new music in the works.

Japanese Breakfast added tour dates to their upcoming North American trek. The shows support the band’s forthcoming studio album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women).

British band Squid outlined a 2025 North American Spring Tour. The trek around the group’s new album Cowards will see Squid going coast-to-coast throughout May.

Charley Crockett outlined his Lonesome Drifter Tour around his upcoming album, Lonesome Drifter. The country artist has dates on the books in April, May, June and August.

HARDY detailed plans for his 2025 JIM BOB World Tour. The country-rock artist will be joined by a variety support acts across the trek.

Grahame Lesh added a fourth and final night to his upcoming run of “Unbroken Chain: A Celebration Of The Life And Music Of Phil Lesh” tributes at The Capitol Theatre. The son of Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh will be joined by his father’s Phil Lesh Quintet bandmates at the Port Chester, New York venue on Monday, March 17.

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