Category: Concerts

Phoebe Bridgers’ upcoming “The Lost Tour” is one of the most anticipated arena runs of the year, with the singer-songwriter set to return to the road for her first solo outing in three years.

The tour includes a major run across North America, the U.K. and Europe, spanning 45 arena shows from September through December. Bridgers is scheduled to visit major venues including Barclays Center in Brooklyn, United Center in Chicago, TD Garden in Boston, Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Chase Center in San Francisco, Intuit Dome in Inglewood, London’s O2 Arena and Manchester’s Co-Op Live.

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Ed Sheeran’s North American “LOOP Tour” dates are officially underway, bringing the singer-songwriter back to major stadiums and arenas across the continent in support of his latest album, Play. 

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Post Malone is back in stadiums, and Jelly Roll is helping make the summer run one of the biggest crossover tours on the calendar.

After resuming his Big Ass Stadium Tour on June 9 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, Post Malone is continuing through North America with a run of major stadium dates through the end of July. Many of those upcoming shows feature Jelly Roll, pairing two of music’s most in-demand genre-blurring stars on one large-scale bill.

The stadium run follows the broader world tour that began in April 2025 and will continue internationally later this year, with an Asian leg scheduled for the fall. But for North American fans, the focus is now on the remaining summer stadium stops, where Post Malone and Jelly Roll are set to play venues including Lucas Oil Stadium, Raymond James Stadium, Kauffman Stadium, Jack Trice Stadium, Commonwealth Stadium and Rice Eccles Stadium.

Ticket Club analyzed available ticket prices for upcoming Post Malone and Jelly Roll stadium dates to see where fans can find the lowest entry points, which cities offer the strongest overall value and which markets are trending higher.

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Chris Stapleton is back on the road, and demand for the country-soul powerhouse remains strong across stadiums, arenas, amphitheaters, and fairgrounds.

Stapleton kicked off his 2026 “All-American Road Show” tour with a massive concert at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Saturday, May 23. The Nashville opener, which featured Lainey Wilson and Allen Stone, marked the start of a busy summer and fall run that will bring Stapleton to cities throughout the United States and Canada.

With rotating support from artists including Molly Tuttle, Grace Potter, Zach Top, the Teskey Brothers, and more, the tour is set to visit major markets such as Jacksonville, Tampa, Charlotte, Portland, Vancouver, Cincinnati, Toronto, Detroit, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and beyond.

For fans looking to catch Stapleton live, current ticket prices show a wide range depending on the city, venue, and seat location. Several stops still have relatively affordable entry points, while others are commanding noticeably higher prices.

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Country music fans have plenty of chances to catch Luke Bryan on the road, but ticket prices for his upcoming shows vary widely depending on the city, venue and seating section.

Bryan kicked off his Word On The Streets Tour this past weekend in Gilford, New Hampshire, with a May 29 show at BankNH Pavilion. From there, the “Play It Again” singer is set to make stops in cities including Fort Worth, Des Moines, Kansas City, Long Beach and Tampa before wrapping the run on September 26 in East Troy, Wisconsin, at Alpine Valley Music Theatre.

The tour features a rotating lineup of opening acts, including Drew Baldridge, Karley Scott Collins, Lanie Gardner, Randall King, Zach John King, Shane Profitt, RaeLynn, Lauren Watkins, Jake Worthington and DJ Rock.

For fans still looking to attend, Luke Bryan tickets are available through Ticket Club, where members can shop seats without hidden service fees.

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Bob Dylan is set to kick off his 2026 summer tour this week, giving fans across the country another chance to see one of music’s most influential artists live.

The 35-date run begins Thursday, June 4, at McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater in Troutdale, Oregon, and is currently scheduled to wrap August 1 at Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater in Nashville. 

Along the way, Dylan will visit major cities including Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Kansas City and Queens, New York. Lucinda Williams, the John Doe Folk Trio, Jimmie Vaughan and Brittney Spencer are among the artists slated to support Dylan on select dates throughout the tour.

With the tour about to begin, Ticket Club reviewed available ticket listings to see where fans can find the lowest prices, which cities are commanding the highest demand and what stands out across the upcoming Bob Dylan tour schedule.

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Ariana Grande is officially returning to the stage in 2026, and fans in California will get the first chance to see her live.

The Eternal Sunshine Tour is set to kick off on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Oakland Arena, marking Grande’s first full-scale tour in several years. The tour will bring her back to arenas across North America and the UK, with multiple-night runs planned in major cities including Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and London.

With anticipation already building, Ariana Grande ticket prices are showing major demand across the upcoming concert schedule. Current marketplace data shows a wide range of prices depending on city, venue and date, with some markets offering more affordable entry points while others are already trending toward premium-level demand.

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June marks the unofficial start of peak festival season, and this year’s calendar is packed with major music events across the country. From country music takeovers in Nashville and Myrtle Beach to multi-genre weekends in New York, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Montana, and beyond, festivalgoers have plenty of chances to turn a summer weekend into a live music getaway.

Whether fans are planning ahead or making last-minute moves, Ticket Club can help festivalgoers find tickets to some of June’s biggest festivals without hidden service fees for members.

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Doja Cat is set for a busy run of upcoming concerts, with arena dates bringing her to major North American and international markets. The schedule includes stops at Madison Square Garden in New York, The Kia Forum in Inglewood, United Center in Chicago, TD Garden in Boston, Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Kaseya Center in Miami and more, before the tour continues overseas to major European venues including London’s O2 Arena, Accor Arena in Paris, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Uber Arena in Berlin and Barclays Arena in Hamburg.

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Journey’s 2026 tour is getting even bigger, giving fans across North America more chances to hear one of rock’s most recognizable catalogs live.

Following the launch of their Final Frontier Tour, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band has expanded the run with 40 additional fall dates. The newly added leg is scheduled to begin September 12 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles before bringing Journey to major markets including San Diego, Phoenix, Seattle, Chicago, San Antonio, Orlando, Atlanta and Nashville. The extension is set to close with a hometown finale on November 28 at Chase Center in San Francisco.

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