It’s time again for the iconic iHeartRadio Jingle Ball line up announcement and this year is absolutely stacked!
Starting as an exclusive holiday concert in a few select cities, Jingle Ball has expanded into a full blown tour with the biggest names in music every year playing in one place for one night only. Past performers include Avril Lavigne, Justin Bieber, Jonas Brothers, Jack Harlow, Lauren Spencer Smith, Dua Lipa, and more.
Check out the lineups below and make sure you get your tickets before they sell out! Exclusive Capital One Cardholder Presale tickets will be available Tuesday, October 3rd at 10am ET until Thursday, October 5th at 10am ET or while supplies last. General public tickets will go on sale Friday October 6th at 12pm ET. For more info, head over to iHeartRadio’s official Jingle Ball site!
Pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo just announced her biggest world tour ever kicking off in early 2024 across North America that will bring her to major cities from Houston to Miami and two dates at NYC’s Madison Square Garden! Olivia will also head over to Europe and the UK for dates across London, Germany, Denmark, and Dublin.
Her sophomore album, “GUTS” has been an instant classic with smash singles like “Vampire,” and “bad idea right?,” her 00s angsty pop sing-along “get him back!,” and the piano driven ballads like “teenage dream,” and “grudge.”
Check out all of the tour dates below and make sure you sign up for an exclusive Verified Fan code before Sunday, September 17th at 7pmPT/10pmET for the best chance at tickets to this highly anticipated tour.
American Express pre-sales begin September 20th at 3pmET while Artist Registration on sales begin September 21st at 3pmET. Info on how to register for pre sale access is available on Olivia’s official tour page!
“GUTS World Tour 2024” featuring Olivia Rodrigo Feb 23rd – Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs – Palm Desert, CA – Buy Tickets Feb 24th – Footprint Center – Phoenix, AZ – Buy Tickets Feb 27th – Toyota Center – Houston, TX – Buy Tickets Feb 28th – Moody Center ATX, Austin, TX – Buy Tickets March 1st – American Airlines Center – Dallas, TX – Buy Tickets March 2nd – Smoothie King Center – New Orleans, LA – Buy Tickets March 5th – Amway Center – Orlando, FL – Buy Tickets March 6th – Kaseya Center – Miami, FL – Buy Tickets March 8th – Spectrum Center – Charlotte, NC – Buy Tickets March 9th – Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN – Buy Tickets March 12th – Enterprise Center – St. Louis, MO – Buy Tickets March 13th – CHI Health Center Omaha – Omaha, NE – Buy Tickets March 15th – Excel Energy Center – Saint Paul, MN – Buy Tickets March 16th – Fiserv Forum – Milwaukee, WI – Buy Tickets March 19th – United Center – Chicago, IL – Buy Tickets March 20th – United Center – Chicago, IL – Buy Tickets March 22nd – Nationwide Arena – Columbus, OH – Buy Tickets March 23rd – Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI – Buy Tickets March 26th – Centre Bell – Montreal, QC – Buy Tickets March 27th – Centre Bell – Montreal, QC – Buy Tickets March 29th – Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets March 30th – Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets April 1st – TD Garden – Boston, MA – Buy Tickets April 2nd – TD Garden – Boston, MA – Buy Tickets April 5th – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY – Buy Tickets April 6th – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY – Buy Tickets April 8th – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY – Buy Tickets April 9th – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY – Buy Tickets
EU/UK April 30th – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland – Buy Tickets May 1st – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland – Buy Tickets May 3rd – Co-Op Live – Manchester, UK – Buy Tickets May 4th – Co-Op Live – Manchester, UK – Buy Tickets May 7th – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, Scotland – Buy Tickets May 8th – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, Scotland – Buy Tickets May 10th – Utilita Arena – Birmingham, UK – Buy Tickets May 11th – Utilita Arena – Birmingham, UK – Buy Tickets May 14th – The O2 – London, UK – Buy Tickets May 15th – The O2 – London, UK – Buy Tickets May 17th – The O2 – London, UK – Buy Tickets May 18th – The O2 – London, UK – Buy Tickets May 22nd – Sportspaleis – Antwerp, Belgium – Buy Tickets May 24th – Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Buy Tickets May 25th – Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Buy Tickets May 28th – Spektrum – Oslo, Norway – Buy Tickets May 30th – Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark – Buy Tickets June 1st – Mercedes Benz Arena – Berlin, Germany – Buy Tickets June 4th – Barclays Arena – Hamburg, Germany – Buy Tickets June 5th – Festhalle – Frankfurt, Germany – Buy Tickets June 7th – Olympiahalle – Munich, Germany – Buy Tickets June 9th – Unipol Arena – Bologna, Italy – Buy Tickets June 11th – Hallenstadion – Zurich, Switzerland – Buy Tickets June 12th – Lanxess Arena – Cologne, Germany – Buy Tickets June 14th – Accor Arena – Paris, France – Buy Tickets June 15th – Accor Arena – Paris, France – Buy Tickets June 18th – Palau Sant Jordi – Barcelona, Spain – Buy Tickets June 20th – Wizink Center – Madrid, Spain – Buy Tickets June 22nd – Altice Arena – Lisbon, Portugal – Buy Tickets
North America July 19th – Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia, PA – Buy Tickets July 20th – Capital One Arena – Washington, D.C. – Buy Tickets July 23rd – State Farm Arena – Atlanta, GA – Buy Tickets July 24th – Rupp Arena – Lexington, KY – Buy Tickets July 26th – T-Mobile Center – Kansas City, MO – Buy Tickets July 27th – Paycom Center – Oklahoma City, OK – Buy Tickets July 30th – Ball Arena – Denver, CO – Buy Tickets July 31st – Delta Center – Salt Lake City, UT – Buy Tickets Aug 2nd – Chase Center – San Francisco, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 3rd – Chase Center – San Francisco, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 6th – Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA – Buy Tickets Aug 7th – Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA – Buy Tickets Aug 9th – Rogers Arena – Vancouver, BC – Buy Tickets Aug 10th – Moda Center – Portland , OR – Buy Tickets Aug 13th – Kia Forum – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 14th – Kia Forum – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 16th – Kia Forum – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 17th – Kia Forum – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets
Watch the official video for “get him back!” below!
Fall Out Boy are back at the top of their game after an extended break away from the spotlight and have been traveling the country playing iconic venues like Fenway Park and Wrigley Field, the So Much (For) Tour Dust rolled into the legendary Forest Hills Stadium in Queens. The venue is in the former home of the US Open Tennis Championships, and still the site of the West Side Tennis Club. Bass player Pete Wentz, a huge tennis fan, even hit the clay courts on site before his set!
FOB are back and better than ever, re-signing with their old friends and original record label, Fueled By Ramen, and putting out one of the most solid records of their career back in March 2023, proving they deserve every ounce of love and respect they’ve earned over the years. Their set was a perfect mix of new and old songs, covering every beloved era of the band in a jam packed nearly 2-hour set.
Kicking off the night was FBR’s latest pop punk prodigy, Games We Play. Lead singer Emmyn came out with swagger and completed the look with Pit Viper sunglasses and a shirt with his own face on it. Never ones to take themselves too seriously, Games We Play poked fun at themselves with songs like “Get A Job” and “I Hope You’re Happy.”
Next up, Royal & The Serpent brought the energy up another 10 notches with the viral TikTok single “Overwhelmed” and an impressive cover of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” that even the parents in the crowd could get behind.
Bring Me The Horizon are arguably one of the best metalcore bands and they’re pouring their hearts out on stage every night to win over as many new fans as possible while keeping old fans in the palm of their hands.
BMTH frontman Oli Sykes struts around on stage casually floating between emitting guttural screams and belting out more radio friendly clean vocals on tracks like “LosT.”
Fall Out Boy have been together, on and off, for the better part of 20 years and despite that much time, Pete, Patrick, Andy and Joe are still finding new ways to enjoy themselves on stage and keep things fresh.
The band introduced a fun segment called “Magic 8 Ball” where they would ask the mystical vintage toy a question and it would determine what song they’d play that night. Forest Hills Stadium lucked out with the live debut of “I Am My Own Muse” from their latest album, “So Much (For) Stardust.”
That wasn’t the only surprise, Travie McCoy from Gym Class Heroes also joined Fall Out Boy on stage to sing “Stereo Hearts” and “Cupid’s Chokehold” before announcing that Gym Class Heroes are back together and plotting a comeback tour very soon!
Towards the end of the set, bassist Pete Wentz let the crowd know that the NYPD asked them to not use any more fire and that it was too much, to which Fall Out Boy launched directly into their 2013 smash hit, “Light ‘Em Up.” Seriously, it was some of the coolest stage production we have ever seen, with pyro, cryo, fireworks, bubbles, confetti and everything in between! Fall Out Boy know how to put on a SHOW.
Fall Out Boy just wrapped the North American leg of the “So Much (For) Tour Dust” in New Jersey, but they’re heading over to Japan for Summer Sonic and then over to Europe for the rest of 2023. Check out all of the tour dates here and make sure you grab tickets while you can!
BIG TIME RUSH IS BACK, BABY! No matter how many times we say it, it still feels surreal. Kendall, James, Logan, and Carlos brought their “Can’t Get Enough Tour” to Jones Beach on Sunday night and proved they are back better than ever and here to stay. The key to any successful reunion is honoring where you came from, but also moving forward and bringing something new to the mix, and their tour is the perfect mix of both. BTR hit the road in support of their brand new album, “Another Life,” which is a perfect infectious summer pop album.
Viral TikTok sensation, Jax along with her bandmates, drummer Jess Bowen (The Summer Set) and guitarist Nash Overstreet (Hot Chelle Rae) kicked the show off with style. Floating between heartfelt ballads, her “other people’s POV” covers like “Teenage Dirtbag (Noelle’s Version),” and her singles, “Cinderella Snapped” and “Victoria’s Secret”, Jax took in the energy of the venue and sang her heart out.
NYC native, MAX took the stage next and really set it off with hits “Love Me Less” and “Holla” and absolutely nailed Suga’s Korean rap from their smash collaboration “Blueberry Eyes.” He even debuted an unreleased song called “Strings” and had everyone dancing the entire time! If you’ve seen MAX on tour before, you know he always ends with a singalong to “Mug Shot,” and brings the energy up to a 15 with his smooth moves and incredible voice.
By the time Big Time Rush hit the stage, the crowd was warmed up and ready to sing and dance the night away! The second the lights dropped, the wall of fangirl screams erupted in full force feeding every ounce of energy to the guys on stage and them cycling it back to the fans, proving that even after all these years, New York shows feel like hometown shows for James, Kendall, Logan, and Carlos, who were headlining Jones Beach for the 4th time in their career and the first time in 10 years!
Playing new music from their latest, independently released record, “Another Life” felt like they’re in their element now more than ever! James shared that when they got back together, they weren’t sure what their sound was going to be. The guys kept writing until they narrowed down 10 tracks that they felt encompassed where they are and the sound they always wanted.
“Forget You Now” is a moody, bass driven track that’s reminiscent of early 00s boybands, that really lets Logan Henderson show off his vocal chops. It’s become a quick fan favorite, even prompting an on-going Twitter thread compiling videos of the moment from each city on tour.
“Ask You Tonight” is an acoustic, 98 Degrees-esque love song that builds the case for proposing right then and there. Lyrically, “You’re the only one I wanna love/ the only one this I promise ya” will make anyone swoon and say YES immediately! We’ve loved all of the music BTR has put out since the reunion – it sounds true to their boyband roots but fresh and new at the same time.
BTR also played the classics like “Nothing Even Matters” and “Elevate” but the shining star of this tour is “Shot In The Dark” which is a track that was previously only ever heard in one episode the Nickelodeon TV show that launched the boyband. Fans have been begging for them to play it live and they finally, happily obliged, delighting the diehards and casual fans alike.
Jones Beach Theater is one of the coolest venues we’ve ever been to, with it’s beachside location surrounded by water on three sides. It makes for an incredible setting for a show, but being fully outdoors there is no place to hide if it rains. After a day of on and off showers, the rain held off for most of BTR’s set but it started downpouring just before the encore. Not a single person of the nearly 15,000 in attendance left their seats as the crowd continued to dance to “Big Time Rush” and “Big Night.”
The boys even ran out to perform “Windows Down” out in the crowd, getting just as soaked as all of the fans in attendance. It was a big, big, big, big, big night indeed, one that we’ll never forget!
The key to Big Time Rush’s success has always been them doing their best to stay authentically themselves in spite of the odds. The fans fell in love with the show, but they’re still coming back and packing out venues across North America in droves to support Carlos, James, Kendall, and Logan with the same passion that never disappeared after so many years away.
We’ll be loving Big Time Rush forever and can’t get enough of the feeling of seeing them on stage! The energy and passion from the band and fans alike is infectious and will make you want to party all the time!
Check out the rest of the tour dates on BTR’s official site and come feel the big time rush for yourself!
Pick up a copy of “Another Life” or stream it on your favorite platform now.
GRAMMY winning international pop star, Kim Petras is releasing her debut album, “Feed The Beast” this Friday, June 23rd and she just announced a massive world tour to support the new record. “Feed The Beast” features certified hits like “brrr” and Kim’s latest hit single, “Alone ft. Nicki Minaj” as well as eagerly anticipated tracks like “uhoh” and “King Of Hearts.”
We can’t wait to see what out of this world spectacles she has planned but we know they’ll slay! Kim is also offering several VIP packages that include a ticket to the show, as well as everything from a meet & greet, a photo op with Kim, exclusive merch items, to a commemorative VIP laminate, early entry into the venue where available, and even her favorite hand picked accessory!
General tickets go on sale June 26th at 10am local venue time but be sure to check out KimPetras.com for more information on VIP packages and all of the pre sale times.
“Feed The Beast World Tour 2023” Ft. Kim Petras Sept 27th – Moody Amphitheatre – Austin, TX – Buy Tickets Sept 30th – FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park – Miami, FL – Buy Tickets Oct 1st – Addition Financial Arena – Orlando, FL – Buy Tickets Oct 4th – Coca-Cola Roxy – Atlanta, GA – Buy Tickets Oct 7th – MGM Music Hall @ Fenway – Boston, MA – Buy Tickets Oct 9th – Brooklyn Mirage @ Avant Gardner – Brooklyn, NY – Buy Tickets Oct 12th – The Anthem – Washington, DC – Buy Tickets Oct 13th – TD Pavilion @ the Mann – Philadelphia, PA – Buy Tickets Oct 16th – Coca- Cola Coliseum – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets Oct 18th – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom – Chicago, IL – Buy Tickets Oct 19th – Armory – Minneapolis, MN – Buy Tickets Oct 23rd – WAMU Theater – Seattle, WA – Buy Tickets Oct 26th – PNE Forum – Vancouver, BC – Buy Tickets Oct 27th – Veterans Memorial Coliseum – Portland, OR – Buy Tickets Oct 29th – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – San Francisco, CA – Buy Tickets Nov 1st – YouTube Theater – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Nov 8th – Fillmore Auditorium – Denver, CO – Buy Tickets Nov 11th – Nashville Municipal Auditorium – Nashville, TN – Buy Tickets Nov 13th – South Side Ballroom – Dallas, TX – Buy Tickets Nov 14th – 713 Music Hall – Houston, TX – Buy Tickets Nov 21st – Arizona Financial Theatre – Phoenix, AZ – Buy Tickets Nov 22nd – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre – San Diego, CA – Buy Tickets EU/UK 2024 Feb 13th – 02 Academy – Birmingham, UK – Buy Tickets Feb 15th – 02 Academy – Glasgow, UK – Buy Tickets Feb 16th – 02 Victoria Warehouse – Manchester, UK – Buy Tickets Feb 19th – Eventim Apollo – London, UK – Buy Tickets Feb 24th – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, BEL – Buy Tickets Feb 25th – L’Olympia – Paris, FR – Buy Tickets Feb 27th – Palladium – Köln, DE – Buy Tickets Feb 28th – AFAS Live – Amsterdam, NL – Buy Tickets March 1st – Columbiahalle – Berlin, DE – Buy Tickets March 2nd – EXPO XXI WARSZAWA – Warsaw, PL – Buy Tickets March 4th – Zenith München – München, DE – Buy Tickets March 5th – Fabrique – Milan, IT – Buy Tickets
Rising UK rock band, Static Dress recently announced they’ve signed to Roadrunner Records and will be re-releasing their debut album, “Rouge Carpet Disaster (Redux)” on September 15th with several reworked tracks. The band are also hitting the road this Fall with nothing.nowhere on a massive North American tour with SeeYouSpaceCowboy, and UnityTX!
Blending rock, nu-metal, pop, screamo, and electronic elements into their sound, Static Dress are carving out an impressive path and setting up a very bright future for themselves. Produced by Erik Bickerstaffe of Loathe, the band’s debut record proved to be the tipping point after independently releasing the album to high praise, Static Dress hit the road with Bring Me The Horizon for a massive arena tour.
Later this year, the band are slated for two huge Slam Dunk appearances, a prime set time at Download Festival, and two massive sold out UK shows with Neck Deep. They’re also hitting the road with nothing.nowhere hitting major cities across North America including NYC, Columbus, Dallas, and more. Check out the full routing below and be sure to grab your tickets before they sell out!
nothing.nowhere Fall 2023 Tour ft. Static Dress, SeeYouSpaceCowboy, UnityTX Sept 5th – Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT – Buy Tickets Sept 6th – Gramercy Theatre – New York, NY – Buy Tickets Sept 8th – Big Night Live – Boston, MA – Buy Tickets Sept 9th – Theatre Of The Living Arts – Philadelphia, PA – Buy Tickets Sept 10th – Baltimore Soundstage – Baltimore, MD – Buy Tickets Sept 12th – Thunderbird Cafe – Pittsburgh, PA – Buy Tickets Sept 13th – Phoenix Concert Theatre – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets Sept 14th – The Crofoot Ballroom – Pontiac, MI – Buy Tickets Sept 17th – The Roxy – Lakewood, OH – Buy Tickets Sept 18th – The King Of Clubs – Columbus, OH – Buy Tickets Sept 20th – Hi-Fi – Indianapolis, IN – Buy Tickets Sept 22nd – Red Flag – St. Louis, MO – Buy Tickets Sept 23rd – The Masquerade – Heaven – Atlanta, GA – Buy Tickets Sept 25th – Revolution Live – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Buy Tickets Sept 26th – The Orpheum – Tampa, FL – Buy Tickets Sept 28th – Empire – Garage – Austin, TX – Buy Tickets Sept 29th – The Studio at the Factory – Dallas, TX – Buy Tickets Oct 1st – Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, NM – Buy Tickets Oct 2nd – Ogden Theater – Denver, CO – Buy Tickets Oct 3rd – The Union Event Center – Salt Lake City, UT – Buy Tickets Oct 6th – Hawthorne Theatre – Portland, OR – Buy Tickets Oct 8th – The Catalyst – Santa Cruz, CA – Buy Tickets Oct 10th- The Regent – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Oct 11th – House Of Blues – San Diego, CA – Buy Tickets Oct 12th – The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA – Buy Tickets
Watch the official video for “Courtney, Just relax ft.world of pleasure” below!
Pre-orders for Static Dress’ “Rouge Carpet Disaster (Redux)” re-release are now available here.
Hunter Hayes is and has always been the most talented artist we have ever had the pleasure to see live. His skill on any instrument he picks up is second only to his ability to connect with his audience both through his songs and on stage banter.
Hunter brought the “Red Sky Tour” to NYC recently and he did not disappoint. Soaring through classics like “Somebody’s Heartbreak” and “Invisible,” everyone was singing every word to new tracks like “About A Boy” and “Missing You.”
He checked in on the audience several times and was answered with very loud round of cheers and applause each time. Mid show, Hunter paused to ask the crowd which type of song they’d prefer, “Happy, love song or sad song?” and to Hunter’s dismay, the audience chose the happy love song. His flavor of dry humor is part of why Hunter has so many diehard fans. He keeps it real and honest where other artists may choose follow a script. Hunter writes his own storyline and isn’t afraid to stray from it.
As many times as we’ve been lucky enough to see Hunter perform, we have never seen him play the same song the same way twice and we absolutely love him for that!
Hunter is also incredible at having other extremely talented artists on his lineup and Loren Grey is no exception. She kicked off the show and got the crowd warmed up almost immediately and kept the energy up the entire time. He even brought her out later on in his set to sing their recent duet, “Feelings (Can I Be Honest?).”
Be sure to pick up a copy of “Red Sky” or stream it on your favorite platform!
RedHook is the latest alt rock foursome to come from Sydney, Australia and they just released one of our favorite records this year. “Postcard From A Living Hell” tackles the darkest parts of singer Emmy Mack’s subconsciousness and sees her processing her trauma through an Alice In Wonderland tinted looking glass.
The first track hooks you in with a polished riff and a trap dum beat before Emmy spits the words of a postcard written from rock bottom. When asked about the song, Emmy states that “Postcard Xo” tackles “wrestling with feelings of guilt, shame and worthlessness and wishing the worst for yourself – because that’s exactly what you feel like you deserve.”
“The Critic” is a full of buzzsaw guitar riffs, Gamyboy synths and a 1-2 sucker punch of radio friendly perfection attacking the voice in our own head that tells us we’re doomed to fail while “Psych Vs. Psych” sees RedHook showcasing their musical shapeshifting abilities blending rap and metalcore painting a picture of a toxic relationship stalemate of mutual victim mentality.
Yours Truly’s hops on “Imposter” bringing two female powerhouses together to craft a sci-fi fantasy to try and understand the lies and manipulations of narcissistic ex-partners. “Low Budget Horror” is a stand out track as an emo-bass banger as Emmy strikes back and mocks online trolls with a string of horror movie references.
Rounding out the angst filled record, “Inarticulate” features The Faim in a heartfelt rock ballad addressing the feeling of helplessness trying to save a loved one trapped in life-threatening depression.
RedHook managed to write such a rock solid album that we can’t wait to see where they go next and hopefully that brings them stateside! For now, fans in Australia can catch RedHook through the end of May with Bad/Love, Belle Haven, and Grenade Jumper. The band are heading to the UK with Stand Atlantic as well as a huge slot on the famed Download Festival and the juggernaut Rock For The People festival in Czech Republic this June! See all of RedHook’s tour dates here and grab your tickets while you can!
Watch the official video for “Postcard Xo” below.
Pick up a copy of RedHook’s debut album “Postcard From A Living Hell” including exclusive color vinyl variants, koozies, and an actual postcard with the album art! You can also stream the album on all of your favorite platforms!
East Coast rock collective, L.S. Dunes just announced a string of Summer dates! In between Sad Summer Fest dates, Dunes are hitting cities across the US and Canada kicking off in July.
Check out the dates below and grab tickets while they last! Artist presales start Wednesday 5/10 at 12noon local time, while general onsale and VIP packages go on sale Friday 5/12 at 12noon local time. VIP packages include a GA show ticket, an exclusive signed poster, a group photo with the band, Q&A with L.S. Dunes, and early entry into the venue.
L.S. Dunes Summer 2023 Tour July 9th – The Basement East – Nashville, TN – Buy Tickets July 13th – The Opera House – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets July 15th – The Strand Ballroom – Providence, RI – Buy Tickets July 17th – Irving Plaza – New York, NY – Buy Tickets July 20th – Mr. Smalls Theatre – Pittsburgh, PA – Buy Tickets July 21st – Bogart’s – Cincinnati, OH – Buy Tickets July 22nd – Saint Andrew’s Hall – Detroit, MI – Buy Tickets July 24th – The Rave Bar – Milwaukee, WI – Buy Tickets July 25th – Wooly’s – Des Moines, IA – Buy Tickets July 26th – The Waiting Room – Omaha, NE – Buy Tickets July 28th – Washington’s – Fort Collins, CO – Buy Tickets July 30th – Knitting Factory Boise – Boise, ID – Buy Tickets Aug 1st – Crystal Ballroom – Portland, OR – Buy Tickets Aug 2nd – The Showbox – Seattle, WA – Buy Tickets Aug 6th – The Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 9th – The Fillmore – San Francisco, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 11th – Garden Amphitheater – Garden Grove, CA – Buy Tickets
Watch the official video for “Permanent Rebellion” below!
Kendall, James, Logan, and Carlos just dropped a brand new single called “Waves” and they’re proving that the boyband is eternal! Adding to that tidal wave announcement is that the newest Big Time Rush album, “Another Life” will be released on June 9th, 2023 just before they kick off their hotly anticipated “Can’t Get Enough Summer 2023” Tour!
BTR also dropped the album track listing confirming that “Waves” and “Can’t Get Enough” will be included! Pre-orders are available now so make sure you pick up your copy of “Another Life” and grab an exclusive pink and orange splatter vinyl signed by the entire band!
Armed with their new record ahead of tour, BTR are promising an amazing Summer to remember! Max and newcomer Jax are also set to hit the road with BTR fully rounding out our dream tour lineup!!
Tickets and VIP packages for BTR are available now so get them before you miss out! VIP packages include exclusive merch items like a VIP laminate, lithographic signed poster, meet & greet with BTR, access to join the pre-show huddle with the guys and their band, exclusive viewing area on the side of the stage for the first 3 songs, and a VIP only lounge where you get the chance to hang with the guys from BTR up close and personal before the show.
NYC native and pop music’s resident Tiny Shiny Man, Max is also offering a limited number of VIP packages that include a meet & greet with him, tour bus hangs and a photo inside the bus, an exclusive VIP laminate, and even previews of unreleased music!
Show tickets are not included in any of the VIP packages so make sure you grab one so you don’t miss out on the best night ever. Tour starts soon so check out the dates below!
“Cant Get Enough” Summer Tour 2023 ft. Big Time Rush, MAX, & Jax June 22nd – Dickies Arena – Fort Worth, TX – Buy Tickets June 24th – Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant, OK – Buy Tickets June 25th – BankPlus Amphitheater – Southaven, MS – Buy Tickets June 27th – PNC Music Pavilion – Charlotte, NC – Buy Tickets June 28th – The Pavilion at Star Lake – Burgettstown, PA – Buy Tickets June 30th – PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ – Buy Tickets July 1st – Mohegan Sun Arena – Uncasville, CT – Buy Tickets July 2nd – HersheyPark Stadium – Hershey, PA – Buy Tickets July 5th – History – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets *No Openers* July 7th – Bethel Woods Center For The Arts – Bethel, NY – Buy Tickets July 8th – Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater – Virginia Beach, VA – Buy Tickets July 9th – Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater – Wantagh, NY – Buy Tickets July 11th – Maine Savings Amphitheater – Bangor, ME – Buy Tickets July 12th – Xfinity Center – Mansfield, MA – Buy Tickets July 14th – Merriweather Post Pavilion – Columbia, MD – Buy Tickets July 15th – Schottenstein Center – Columbus, OH – Buy Tickets July 16th – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – Tinley Park, IL – Buy Tickets July 19th – Pine Knob Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI – Buy Tickets July 21st – Van Andel Arena – Grand Rapids, MI – Buy Tickets July 22nd – American Family Insurance Amphitheater – Milwaukee, WI – Buy Tickets July 23rd – Riverbend Music Center – Cincinnati, OH – Buy Tickets July 24th – Ascend Amphitheater – Nashville, TN – Buy Tickets July 26th – Ameris Bank Amphitheater – Alpharetta, GA – Buy Tickets July 28th – CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park – Simpsonville, SC – Buy Tickets July 29th – Credit One Stadium – Charleston, SC – Buy Tickets July 30th – Amway Center – Orlando, FL – Buy Tickets Aug 1st – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre – Pelham, AL – Buy Tickets Aug 3rd – The Cynthia woods Mitchell Pavilion – The Woodlands, TX – Buy Tickets Aug 5th – Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre – Phoenix, AZ – Buy Tickets Aug 7th – Shoreline Amphitheatre – Mountain View, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 8th – Save Mart Center – Fresno, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 10th – Toyota Amphitheatre – Wheatland, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 11th – The Kia Forum – Inglewood, CA – Buy Tickets Aug 12th – MGM Grand Garden Arena – Las Vegas, NV – Buy Tickets Aug 18th – Palacio de los Deportes – Mexico City, DF – Buy Tickets *No Openers* Aug 21st – Auditorio Telmex – Zapopan, JAL – Buy Tickets *No Openers* Aug 23rd – Auditorio Citibanamex – Monterrey, NL – Buy Tickets *No Openers*
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