Get Tickets To See Burna Boy, Reneé Rapp, Zach Top, Little Simz & More

Burna Boy announced his 2025 North American No Sign Of Weakness Tour taking place across the United States and Canada throughout November and December. The 16-city trek will feature the Nigerian Afrobeats musician performing in the round on a 360° stage in the middle of the floor.

Reneé Rapp mapped out an extensive fall tour, featuring performances at arenas and amphitheaters across North America. The singer-songwriter’s Bite Me Tour takes its name from her forthcoming sophomore album, which arrives via Interscope on August 1. Special guests Ravyn Lenae and Syd will split support duties.

Zach Top added fall dates to his Cold Beer & Country Music Tour. Top will focus on the Western and Southeast U.S. before wrapping the trek in Canada.

Little Simz announced 2025 North American Fall Tour dates. The British rapper’s first stateside excursion in two years, which comes in support of her recently released Lotus album, will visit 13 cities across the United States and Canada from late October through mid-November.

The Heart Of Town, a special three-night concert series featuring Grahame Lesh & Friends, will be held at San Francisco’s Pier 48 in Mission Rock July 31 – August 2. The series commemorates the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary and will see Grahame Lesh joined by an impressive roster of all-star guests including Taylor & Griffin Goldsmith (Dawes), Jackie Greene, John Medeski, Melvin Seals, Eric Krasno, Karina Rykman, Tom Hamilton, Karl Denson, Neal Francis, Duane Betts and many others.

Cash Cobain laid out his first-ever headlining tour. The Party With Slizzy run will hit major markets across the U.S. and Canada between September 7 and October 9.

Cage The Elephant laid out 2025 U.S. Fall Tour dates. The rockers will hit the road in the Southwest, Midwest and East Coast in October.

Erykah Badu and The Alchemist will come together in August for a series of joint tour dates. The Abi & Alan Tour added stops in 10 North American cities following three previously confirmed shows in Japan.

Portugal. The Man scheduled their 2025 Fall Tour spanning November and December. The band, who recently surprise released the EP uLu Selects Vol #2, planned 20 shows across the United States and Canada in support of a newly confirmed album set to arrive this fall.

Brandy and Monica outlined their The Boy Is Mine Tour. The Grammy-winning artists, who paired up in 1998 on the hit duet “The Boy Is Mine,” will hit the road from October 16 through December 7 for their first-ever co-headlining run.

Mac DeMarco expanded his touring schedule into 2026, beginning with Asia shows in February and March that will bring him to Japan and Hong Kong. The tour will resume in May, criss-crossing the United States with concerts in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona and California.

The Prodigy announced the 2026 United Kingdom and Ireland Tour dates featuring support from Carl Cox. The electronic music veterans booked 10 shows throughout April.

After getting a taste of performing at landmark spaces with the Parisian shows captured on their recently released concert film, Alive In The Catacombs, Queens of the Stone Age confirmed details of their Fall 2025 Catacombs Tour. The limited series of special one-only-only gigs will be held at famed North American theaters picked specifically for the run.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country unveiled dates for a fall tour supporting their forthcoming studio album, Horizons. The Nashville-based axeslinger and his band will focus the Horizons Fall Tour on the East Coast and Midwest from September through October.

Geese announced North American dates for their Getting Killed Tour. The New York City rockers will go coast-to-coast in October and November.

Third Day announced their 30th Anniversary Tour spanning March through May 2026. The Christian rock band will celebrate three decades of music with support from Zach Williams.

The Band Camino announced their Never Always World Tour, set to span 2025 and 2026. The trek will see the Memphis-born, Nashville-based group across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Before they embark on an indefinite hiatus, Papadosio will play a pair of home-state concerts in Ohio. The last shows before the break from touring will be held in Cleveland on October 10 and Cincinnati on October 11.