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Phish mapped out their 2025 Spring Tour dates. The eight-show excursion features concerts on the West Coast spanning April 18 through April 27.

Willie Nelson announced the 2025 Outlaw Music Festival Tour celebrating the festival’s 10th anniversary. The 35-date trek features a revolving all-star lineup including Bob Dylan, Billy Strings, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Sheryl Crow, Turnpike Troubadours, The Avett Brothers, Wilco, Lucinda Williams and many more.

The Weeknd announced the 2025 leg of his After Hours Til Dawn Tour. The excursion spans 26 dates at stadiums across North America and will feature support from Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti and Mike Dean.

The Black Keys announced dates for their 2025 No Rain No Flowers Tour of North America. The spring excursion will feature support from Hermanos Gutiérrez and The Heavy Heavy on select dates.

Rilo Kiley will reunite for a series of 2025 North American Tour dates. The reunion shows mark the band’s first shows together since 2008.

Bob Dylan confirmed details of 16 new 2025 Spring Tour dates. The run, which now includes shows in 20 cities, is an extension of his Rough And Rowdy Ways World Tour.

Widespread Panic are gearing up to return to the stage after a lengthy layoff while guitarist Jimmy Herring was treated for tonsil cancer. The band has been adding 2025 dates steadily with the latest a three-night stand in Chicago.

The String Cheese Incident returns to Vail this summer for their first Incidents in the Colorado mountain town in nearly two decades. The sextet will make their Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater debut with a two-night stand at the idyllic venue on August 8 and 9.

Bonnie Raitt confirmed details of late Summer 2025 Tour dates featuring support from Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl. The tour kicks off in August and runs through September.

Zac Brown Band added six new dates to their 2025 tour itinerary. The fresh May stops with support from Brantley Gilbert and Gaelic Storm at select shows will follow the band’s previously announced April concerts.

Country star Lainey Wilson confirmed an extensive North American tour launching this August. The Whirlwind Tour features support from ERNEST, Muscadine Bloodline, Kaitlin Butts, Maddox Batson, Drake Milligan and Lauren Watkins on various legs.

The Allman Betts Band announced their Lucky Sevens Tour celebrating seven years as a band. The tour, which will be their only outing of 2025, begins on June 6 in Charleston and concludes on June 29 in Augusta (New Jersey).

Slightly Stoopid announced their Step Into The Sun Summer Tour 2025, a three-month amphitheater run featuring support from Iration and Little Stranger. The coast-to-coast excursion spans 20 states and includes multiple festival appearances.

Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms announced plans for a co-headlining 2025 Summer Tour. Spin Doctors will serve as support on most dates during the trek that begins in July and runs through mid-September.

Rhiannon Giddens teamed back up with her former Carolina Chocolate Drops bandmate Justin Robinson for a new album, What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow, out on April 18 via Nonesuch Records and previewed with their take on the traditional tune, “Hook and Line.” Giddens and Robinson will support the new LP on the Rhiannon Giddens & The Old-Time Revue Tour, which begins in April.

Devo confirmed plans for their 50 Years of De-Evolution… Continued! tour. The influential new wave band will perform across North America between May and August including headlining shows, festival appearances and an opening slot for My Chemical Romance.

Black Country, New Road will tour in support of their upcoming new album, Forever Howlong. After playing Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX in Mexico, the band will perform in the United States throughout the rest of May. The British band will then tour Europe in August, September and October.

Julien Baker and TORRES announced their joint Send A Prayer My Way Tour 2025. The run supporting their collaborative album, Send A Prayer My Way, includes festival appearances and headlining shows running from March through July.

beabadoobee announced The Space In Between Tour featuring support from Pretty Sick and Keni Titus. The spring dates include festival appearances and headline shows across North America.

Tyga will embark on the Red Light Tour, his first headlining tour in over 10 years, this spring. The 15-date run begins in March and concludes in May.

Dispatch announced their Summer Tour 2025 featuring John Butler (with band) and special guests G. Love & Special Sauce, Donavon Frankenreiter and Illiterate Light on select dates. The 35-date tour begins in St. Augustine (Florida) on June 3 and concludes with a pair of Colorado shows in August.

Bassist Karina Rykman announced her biggest headlining concert to date. Rykman will play a hometown show at New York City’s Webster Hall on Saturday, May 10.

Guitarist/vocalist Grahame Lesh will host a third “Unbroken Chain: A Celebration Of The Life And Music Of Phil Lesh” show at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York on March 16 following a pair of previously announced concerts. The Sunday night performance in honor of Grahame’s father, Phil Lesh, will find him joined by several musicians who regularly toured with the Grateful Dead bassist in the late-2000s. Guitarist Jackie Greene, multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell, vocalist Teresa Williams, drummer John Molo and keyboardist Steve Molitz will accompany Grahame Lesh at The Cap on March 16. More special guests are to be announced.