The Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025
It’s been an incredible year of concert tours. Artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Taylor Swift, Chris Stapleton, SZA, and so many more, have brought entire stadiums and arenas of people to their feet. Last year, Charli XCX’s “360” Tour exceeded all expectations and shook fans to their core. Taylor Swift finally concluded her “Eras” Tour, but not before snagging a few more global records. Not to mention Post Malone, who embarked on his first (and highly successful) country tour to date.
But the upcoming concert tours this year have the potential to be even bigger, even better. Here are The Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025, the touring artists you won’t want to miss this year.
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Tyler, The Creator
Now that we’ve all had a chance to become obsessed with Tyler, The Creator’s eight studio album Chromakopia, it’s time to get ready for his upcoming concert tour. The “Chromakopia” Tour kicks off this year, on Feb. 4 in St. Paul, Minnesota, and will continue through most of this summer. The last time Tyler, The Creator went on tour was in 2022 in support of Call Me If You Get Lost.
Tyler, The Creator will be joined by Lil Yachty and Paris, Texas for his upcoming “Chromakopia” Tour. Don’t sleep on snagging tickets, and to hear bangers like “Sticky” and “Thought I Was Dead” live at the show.
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Kendrick Lamar & SZA
Fans, we are so excited these two icons decided to link up for what will undoubtedly be one of the best rap and R&B tours of the year. Kendrick Lamar, in support of his latest album GNX, will embark on a co-headlining tour with his longtime collaborator (and former TDE label-mate) SZA.
The potentials are endless for the upcoming Kendrick Lamar and SZA “Grand National” Tour, set to kick off April 19 in Minneapolis, MN. Will the two perform their latest collabs, such as “luther” and “gloria”? How about a real throwback, such as “Doves in the Wind” from SZA’s CTRL? We can’t wait to see what these two artists are bringing to the “Grand National” Tour.
Shakira
It’s about to be a huge, comeback year for the Colombian songstress. This year, Shakira will embark on her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” Tour. Revamped from its original schedule, upgraded to stadiums and arenas, the “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” Tour promises to be one of the biggest spectacles money can buy in 2025.
The last time Shakira was on tour was in 2018 for her “El Dorado” global outing. Touring in support of her latest album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, Shakira has even more hit singles to perform out of her arsenal. Fans, get ready to move those hips to the reigning Queen of Latin Music. The “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” Tour kicks off May 13 in Charlotte, NC.
Jack White
Guitar and rock music legend Jack White will take his “No Name” Tour across the U.S this year. Touring in support of his latest LP, No Name, Jack White will kick-off his roadtrip with a Feb. 6 performance in Toronto, ON.
The new LP, which landed Aug. 2 through his own Third Man Records, arrived without any lead singles or preamble. But clearly none was needed. In only a few months, No Name has become one of Jack White’s most-streamed records. Fans, don’t miss your chance to hear “That’s How I’m Feeling” and “Old Scratch Blues” live, in concert, this year.
Oasis
There aren’t many concerts we’d consider true, once in a lifetime events. But considering the Gallagher brothers haven’t shared the stage in over fifteen years, this 2025 Oasis tour is one not to be missed.
Liam and Noel Gallagher haven’t performed together since a fight backstage at a 2009 music festival in Paris. Both brothers have forged successful solo careers since the split of Oasis. Noel Gallagher has performed with his band, the High Flying Birds, since 2010 and has released four studio albums. Recently, Liam performed a string of shows to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Definitely Maybe.
The upcoming Oasis 2025 Tour will begin July 4, in Cardiff, CRF. The lads will begin U.S performances on Aug. 28 with a performance at Soldier Field. Fans lucky enough to snag Oasis tickets are about to be a part of history. Buy yours, today.
My Chemical Romance
Fans all over the world were ravenous when they heard iconic emo rock band My Chemical Romance performed their landmark record, Welcome to the Black Parade, to the lucky audiences at the ‘When We Were Young” Festival. Now, MCR has promised the show of a lifetime to fans all over the world: a full-scale “Long Live The Black Parade” 2025 North American Tour.
The limited run, set to begin next summer, will hit major arenas and stadiums through mid-September. My Chemical Romance will be joined by a different opener each night, keeping the “Long Live The Black Parade” Tour fresh from stop to stop. Fans, we can’t believe MCR has decided to rehash their career-defining rock opera to audiences nationwide. For some, we know there isn’t a tour announcement bigger than this one. Grab your tickets sooner than later, as this tour is destined to sell out.
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Kylie Minogue
Kylie Minogue, one of the most enduring female pop artists of her generation, is gearing up to embark on her first U.S tour in fourteen years. The “Tension” Tour kicks off March 29 in Toronto, ON, and will continue through the spring. Kylie Minogue has fans across multiple generations, some more recently made from her hit “Padam Padam.”
The “Tension” Tour comes in support of Kylie Minogue’s last two albums, Tension and Tension II. Tension II was led by the singles “Lights, Camera, Action,” “Edge of Saturday Night,” “My Oh My,” “Dance Alone,” and the Orville Peck-featuring “Midnight Ride.” We can’t wait to hear these tracks live.
Metallica
It’s been four decades since Metallica first shook the rock music scene, with no signs of stopping yet. The “M72” World Tour will resume next year, April 12, in Las Vegas at the “Sick New World” Festival. Metallica will continue their “M72” Tour through June 3, where they will conclude this leg with a show in Atlanta, GA.
The “M72” World tour, now going on its third year, will continue its No Repeat Weekend tradition. The band will yet again be performing some of the biggest stages and arenas, making the “M72” Tour one of the most notable rock events of the year. Metallica proves, time and time again, they’re still one of the best, most prolific rock acts around. Don’t miss your chance to see them in 2025.
Billy Strings
Billy Strings has officially heralded bluegrass back into the stadium and arena light, and fans can’t stop talking about it. Strings is currently on tour from now through March 2, 2025. This is, without a doubt, the biggest concert tour of Billy Strings’ career so far. We are so happy to finally see him perform at these grand, large-scale venues.
Strings is currently touring in support of his recently released album, Highway Prayers. Ranging from neo-classical to hard rock to the blues, Billy Strings has a way to impress just about every music aficionado under the sun. Don’t miss out on your chance to see him on the biggest stages near you, from now through March.
Charli XCX
Fantastic news: “Brat” Summer is not over. Next Spring, the club pop songstress Charli XCX will bring her “Brat” Tour to stadiums and arenas around the world, which will include a limited number of U.S shows. After the success of Brat, the deluxe version of Brat, and last year’s “Sweat” Tour with Troye Sivan, Charli XCX is clearly having one of the biggest moments of her career.
If, last year, you missed your chance to hear singles such as “360” and “Von dutch” in concert, don’t make the same mistake! Charli XCX is performing some of the best pop shows on the tour circuit. Plus, we’ve heard Charli bringing out some incredible guests to pull off the show. Don’t wait until the moment goes viral—be there.
Post Malone
Who knew Post Malone would so easily climb the mountain of country music and earn six Grammy nominations for his first-ever record in the genre? Though he spent most of 2024 touring, fans will have another chance to celebrate success with Post Malone this year at the “Big Ass Stadium” Tour.
Billed as a co-headlining tour with fellow rap and country artist Jelly Roll, the “Big Ass Stadium” Tour is set to kick-off April 29 in Salt Lake City, UT. Not to mention, the “Big Ass Stadium” Tour comes after back-to-back weekends headlining Coachella. We can’t wait to see what Posty has planned for his outings this year.
Stray Kids
K-Pop superstar boy band Stray Kids are getting ready to “dominATE.” Their large-scale, stadium and arena tour will finally hit the U.S this year with performances at Citi Field, Oracle Park, SoFi Stadium, and more.
For those who may have missed it, Stray Kids released the “HOP” edition of their new project “Skzhop Hiptape” on Dec. 13. We are ready to hear these new tracks, along with their multi-platinum hits, on the upcoming “dominATE” Tour.
Deftones
Iconic metal rock band Deftones are gearing up for a huge stadium tour. Beginning Feb. 25 in Portland, OR, Chino Moreno and company will hit the road with special guests Mars Volta and Fleshwater.
Fans have been wondering if the upcoming Deftones North American Tour comes in support of a forthcoming album. According to Chino Moreno: yes. The guitarist has confirmed a new record on the way and that it sounds like a continuation of Ohms and Koi. Want an early listen on the new Deftones album? We suggest heading out to see them on their upcoming North American tour.
Who We Want to Tour in 2025
Though these artists haven’t confirmed their 2025 tours, we feel they are likely to surprise their fans sometime in the next year with tour date announcements. We would love to see these performers take the stage next year, adding to the already incredible lineup of 2025 concert tours.
Cardi B
First, Cardi B will have to let us know where her sophomore album is. She hasn’t been entirely absent from her fans, and has collaborated with Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, GloRilla, and several others since 2018’s Invasion of Privacy. But fans are still wondering: when will Cardi B release her long-awaited second album?
When will Cardi B go on tour? We think 2025 would be a wonderful comeback year for Cardi B. Though we praise Cardi for all of her entrepreneurial success, we hope she takes a turn back to music in the coming months.
Doechii
Florida-born and bred rapper Doechii has been making waves, on social media and with three Grammy nods, making her one of the most-discussed artists as of late. Her hit singles “Yucky Blucky Fruitcake” and “What It Is (Block Boy)” first took over TikTok before going viral on streaming. Now, we are waiting for Doechii to make a tour announcement for 2025.
We think it would be insanity for her not to capitalize on her trending moment, which will only accrue steam after the Grammy Awards. We are hoping Doechii announces she will join the league of rappers touring in 2025, soon.