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Phish will once again host their annual New Year’s Eve run of shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The band returns to MSG December 28 – 31 for their 2024 New Year’s Run, which will mark their 84th – 87th lifetime shows at the arena.

Billy Strings will embark on his 2025 Spring Tour in support of his chart-topping new studio album, Highway Prayers. Strings’ sets out on January 24, wrapping with a tour-closing run in his current hometown of Nashville with concerts at Bridgestone Arena on February 28 and March 1 and the Ryman Auditorium on March 2.

Grateful Dead/Dead & Company guitarist Bobby Weir will end 2024 and start 2025 with a run of six Wolf Bros shows in Fort Lauderdale. Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack will kick off their second annual visit to South Florida with shows on December 27, 28, 30 and 31 (New Year’s Eve) at Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Then, Weir teams with the Wolf Bros Trio for a pair of performances at The Parker on January 2 and 3.

Goose will play a pair of benefit concerts to support Hurricane Helene relief efforts. The shows will held at Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on October 25 and at Birmingham, Alabama’s Avondale Brewing Co. on October 26.

Sturgill Simpson announced a second show at Cary, North Carolina’s Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Monday, October 21 to raise funds for disaster relief efforts in the state. Simpson will donate all proceeds from the concert to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund, which is helping communities recover from Hurricane Helene.

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead will play three shows in Georgia next year in conjunction with Valentine’s Day. JRAD will bring the music of the Grateful Dead and more to Savannah’s Johnny Mercer Theatre on Thursday, February 13. The band will then celebrate Valentine’s Day with a February 14 concert at The Eastern in Atlanta. A second show at The Eastern will be held on February 15.

The String Cheese Incident announced their first shows of 2025. SCI will return to the Belly Up Aspen for three home-state Incidents March 6 – 8.

Keller Williams announced his first tour dates of 2025. Williams will start the year with a month-long solo tour and then plays a three-city DeadPettyKellerGrass Presidents’ Day Weekend run with The HillBenders.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band return to the UK and Europe next summer. The Boss added eight new shows to the previously-rescheduled dates that were initially postponed when Springsteen suffered from vocal issues.

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue announced their 2025 Shorty Gras Tour featuring support from Tank and the Bangas. The 12-date run will take place in March with stops in Vermont, New York, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Texas.

Drive-By Truckers expanded their Southern Rock Opera Revisited Tour into 2025. The band will perform their 2001 double album, Southern Rock Opera, in its entirety along with other selections at each stop.

Eggy detailed their “Reflections: An Eggy New Year’s Run” celebration. The four-show, multi-city run will see the Connecticut-born jam quartet perform throughout their native Northeast.

JJ Grey & Mofro announced 2025 U.S. Winter Tour dates throughout Texas, the Southwest and the West Coast. Andy Frasco Duo is set to open the show in select cities with Lucero joining Mofro at Denver’s Mission Ballroom.

Faye Webster announced a 2025 North American Tour. The singer-songwriter will hit the road in February and March in support of her recently released album, Underdressed At The Symphony.

Kylie Minogue confirmed North American dates for her 2025 Tension Tour. The pop icon will bring her biggest tour since 2011 to arenas in 16 cities across the U.S. and Canada next spring.

FINNEAS will bring his For Cryin’ Out Loud!: The Tour to the United States next year in support of his new album, For Cryin’ Out Loud! The 14-date trek, his biggest worldwide headlining run to date, will take place throughout February and March with opening act Bad Suns.

The Eagles added four more shows to their current residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. The new performances will take place on February 14, 15, 21 and 22.

Mötley Crüe will return to Las Vegas next spring for their third Sin City residency. The band’s simply named “The Las Vegas Residency” features 11 shows at Dolby Live at Park MGM spanning March 28 – April 19.

Galactic and Jelly Joseph will take aim at the Northeast early next year. The New Orleans-based funk revivalists detailed a run of six winter tour dates including four at the flagship Brooklyn Bowl venue in New York City.

Marcus King and The Marcus King Band guitarist Drew Smithers will embark on an acoustic duo tour later this year. The run includes 13 dates in December and four additional shows in January.