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Paul McCartney confirmed details of his 2025 North American Got Back Tour dates. The 83-year-old music icon and The Beatles co-founder’s first extensive series of shows in the U.S. and Canada since 2022 will consist of 19 performances from September through November.

Bob Dylan will bring his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour back to Europe this fall. The legendary singer-songwriter artist will perform across Scandinavia, continental Europe and the British Isles in October and November.

Margo Price announced her Wild At Heart Tour spanning October and November 2025. The country singer-songwriter will traverse North America in support of her forthcoming studio album, Hard Headed Woman.

Robert Plant and Saving Grace set their debut North American tour for Fall 2025. The legendary vocalist and his latest band, who have a new album on the way, will make stops across the U.S. and Canada between October 30 and November 22.

Jeff Tweedy confirmed North American and European tour dates with his full solo band. The Wilco frontman will hit the road surrounding his upcoming solo album, Twilight Override.

Béla Fleck and the Flecktones will return to the road this holiday season for the Jingle All The Way Tour. The original members — banjoist Béla Fleck, multi-instrumentalist Howard Levy, percussionist/drumitarist Roy “Futureman” Wooten and bassist Victor Wooten — will be joined by special guests Tuvan throat singing ensemble Alash and former Flecktone, saxophonist Jeff Coffin to perform music from the Grammy-winning 2008 holiday album of the same name at U.S. venues between November 26 and December 20.

Real Estate announced their A Celebration of Atlas – The Eleven Year and 7 Month Anniversary Tour featuring fall 2025 dates. The New Jersey-bred rockers will celebrate their landmark album with shows across the United States and Canada beginning in September.

Chromeo announced a series of intimate fall concerts featuring front-to-back performances of their sophomore album Fancy Footwork. The electro-funk duo will play the 2007 LP in its entirety at four venues across North America this November and December.

Peter Frampton tacked on fall dates to his Let’s Do It Again! Tour 2025. The trek will see the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist and singer-songwriter perform in the Southeast and Texas.

The Marcus King Band confirmed dates for The Darling Blue Tour (Pt. 1). The 13-date North American headline run takes its name from Darling Blue, a new album set for release on September 26 via American Records/Republic Records.

Lettuce tacked on a U.S. leg to their 2025/26 Cook World Tour. The funk stalwarts will bring the trek named after their forthcoming album to venues across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia and Japan from fall through February 2026.

Widespread Panic will celebrate Halloween Weekend with a two-night stand in their home state of Georgia. The veteran jam quartet returns to Savannah’s Enmarket Arena on Friday, October 31 and Saturday, November 1.

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong added a dozen November dates to their upcoming fall tour. Following a previously announced series of October shows, the bird band will continue their autumn run with concerts across the South and Midwest featuring various supporting acts.

Tortoise announced a series of special concerts to be held this October and November. The news follows the March release of “Oganesson,” the pioneering post-rock band’s first new music since 2016.

AJ Lee & Blue Summit and East Nash Grass announced a November 2025 co-headlining tour. Fresh off a double bill at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, the rising bluegrass acts will join forces for a 13-date East Coast run.

The Disco Biscuits will continue celebrating their 30th anniversary as a band at home in Philadelphia next month. The pioneering livetronica quartet will set up shop for four nights at the Ardmore Music Hall August 21 – 24.

sombr (Shane Boose) mapped out Winter 2026 tour dates in the UK and Europe. The journey will take the 20-year-old musician from Stockholm to Dublin and points in between in February and March.

The Cult detailed a North American tour in which they will perform their own music along with songs that date back to their Death Cult days. The British rock band tapped Patriarchy to open all dates of the fall excursion.