If 2025 gave Us anything, it was one stellar tour after another.
From Beyoncé‘s Cowboy Carter to Lady Gaga‘s Mayhem Ball, some of the biggest names in music brought their art to life with career-high concerts that left fans yearning for more.
Fortunately, Ariana Grande, Cardi B, Lily Allen and more hitmakers are set to return to the stage in 2026 for what’s already shaping up to be another unforgettable year for live music.
Below, Us Weekly rounds up the seven most anticipated tours coming to the U.S. next year.
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Ariana Grande
After shifting her focus to acting, the Wicked star will embark on her first tour in seven years. The 41-date Eternal Sunshine Tour, named after her 2024 album, is scheduled to stop in cities including Los Angeles, Brooklyn and Chicago beginning in June before wrapping up with a 10-night run at the O2 Arena in London in August and September.
This will be fans’ last chance to see Grande on stage for a while, as she said in November that the tour will be her “last hurrah — for now.”
Cardi B
Like Grande, the “WAP” rapper is hitting the road for the first time in seven years with her Little Miss Drama Tour, which is set to kick off in February in support of her 2025 album, Am I the Drama? Stops include Las Vegas, New York City and Toronto before the 35-night trek wraps up in Atlanta in April.
Cardi has shared that she plans to “rehearse for 10 to 12 hours a day” for the tour, which will be her first since welcoming her fourth child in November.
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Demi Lovato
There was such a high demand for tickets to the “Heart Attack” singer’s One Night Only concert in L.A. in October that she decided to do a full tour to promote her latest album, It’s Not That Deep.
The 23-date outing kicks off in Charlotte, North Carolina, in April and concludes just over a month later in Houston.
Journey
Fans of the legendary rock band behind hits including “Don’t Stop Believin’” and “Open Arms” will get one last chance to see them live. Their farewell tour, dubbed Final Frontier, begins in Hershey, Pennsylvania, in February and is scheduled to end in Quebec in March.
Journey cofounder and lead guitarist Neal Schon has said concertgoers can expect “all the stops with a brand-new production — the hits, the deep cuts, the energy, the spectacle.”
Lily Allen
The “Smile” singer had one of the biggest comebacks of 2025 with her blistering divorce album, West End Girl, which she’ll celebrate in both Europe and North America from March to July. She initially booked small theaters, but as the record continued to gain steam, she began adding arena dates to her tour route.
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Olivia Dean
The breakout “Man I Need” singer’s first-ever arena tour, The Art of Loving Live, is set to launch in Glasgow, Scotland, in April. It will span 54 shows, including four at both the O2 Arena in London and Madison Square Garden in NYC, before its finale in Auckland, New Zealand, in October.
“These are venues i have only dreamt of playing,” Dean wrote via Instagram in November.
Rosalía
If the Spanish superstar’s Lux Tour is anything like its namesake 2025 album, fans will be in for a treat.
Rosalía will bring Lux and all of its multilingual grandiosity to arenas across Europe and North and South America from March to September, including stops in Paris, London and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
