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Phish announced they will return to the MVP Arena in Albany, New York for a three-night stand October 25 – 27. Proceeds from the run will benefit the Divided Sky Foundation, a residential recovery program in Ludlow, Vermont founded by Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio for individuals affected by addiction.

Dave Matthews Band confirmed details of their 2024 Fall Tour dates. The septet will hit the road November 15 – 23 for a six-show run.

Stevie Wonder will embark on his first tour since 2018 this October. The 10-city Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart Tour includes stops in pivotal swing states at the height of the election season.

Deftones announced an extensive arena tour across the United States set for 2025. The 24-date trek will feature support from The Mars Volta and Fleshwater.

Mogwai mapped out an extensive 2025 that will bring them to North America in the spring. The run marks the Scottish post-punk band’s first massive tour in three years.

Dua Lipa will extend her Radical Optimism World Tour into 2025. The global pop sensation confirmed new tour dates across four continents, performing in support of Lipa’s third studio album, Radical Optimism, which came out in May through Warner Records.

Primus, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle announced details of their Sessanta V2.0 Tour. The 27-date run will take place in Spring 2025 and once again see the three bands performing across various venues in the United States and Canada.

Gov’t Mule will present a two-city, three-show Celebrating 30 years of The Mule New Year’s Run to end 2024. The quartet led by Warren Haynes will start the run in New Haven at College Street Music Hall on December 28 and then return to New York City’s Beacon Theatre on December 30 and New Year’s Eve (December 31).

Little Feat’s Can’t Be Satisfied Tour lived up to its name with the addition of five newly confirmed shows in February 2025. Acclaimed singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale was tapped to support the veteran rockers on the run.

Billy Joel will once again ring in the New Year with a hometown December 31 concert at UBS Arena at Belmont Park on Long Island, New York. Tickets to the Long Island native’s New Year’s Eve show go on sale on Friday, September 20.

Tim Heidecker announced an extensive North American tour for early 2025. The tour will feature Heidecker backed by The Very Good Band — bassist Eliana Athayde, drummer Josh Adams, keyboardist Vic Berger and guitarist/pedal steel guitarist Connor “Catfish” Gallaher.

Dogs In A Pile expanded their upcoming fall tour with five new dates. The rising jam band from Asbury Park, New Jersey confirmed December shows in Richmond, Virginia; Baltimore and Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Thomas Rhett mapped out an extensive North American tour. Rhett’s Better In Boots Tour 2025 will hit amphitheaters and arenas in 30 cities across the U.S. and Canada next summer. Tucker Wetmore will provide direct support. The Castellows and Dasha will each open select shows.

David Gray detailed his 2025 Past & Present World Tour supporting his pending 13th album. The British singer-songwriter will embark on an extensive tour in 2025 that will take him across North America and Europe. The singer-songwriter’s trek begins in January and extends through April, covering cities in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, and Denmark.

Genre-bending outfit Polyrhythmics will embark on their first tour of the Northeast in over seven years this December. The four-city run includes stops in Philadelphia, Hartford, New York City and Pembroke (Massachusetts).

Justin Timberlake expanded his 2025 The Forget Tomorrow World Tour with a batch of new North American dates. The pop star tacked on shows in Oregon, California, Arizona, Utah, Colorado and Texas, as well as Mexico to his itinerary.