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Hans Zimmer Live 2027: The Next Level Tour Dates, Presale, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

Hans Zimmer Live 2027: The Next Level Tour Dates, Presale, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

If you’ve been waiting for Hans Zimmer to bring his critically acclaimed, arena-sized live show back to North America, the wait is finally over. The Oscar and Grammy-winning composer has announced he’ll return to North America in 2027 with Hans Zimmer Live — The Next Level. This North American run is likely to sell fast, …

Andrea Bocelli ‘Romanza’ 30th Anniversary Tour: Dates, Presales, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

Andrea Bocelli ‘Romanza’ 30th Anniversary Tour: Dates, Presales, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

Legendary Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli has extended his Romanza 30th Anniversary World Tour into 2027. The outing marks 30 years since his groundbreaking 1997 album Romanza, the record that helped make him an international sensation. Bocelli’s newly announced 2027 leg adds nine U.S. shows across eight cities, starting January 29, 2027, at Spectrum Center in …

Trans-Siberian Orchestra 2026 Tour: Dates, Presale Info, Setlist & How to Find the Cheapest Tickets

Trans-Siberian Orchestra 2026 Tour: Dates, Presale Info, Setlist & How to Find the Cheapest Tickets

Trans-Siberian Orchestra is marking 30 years of “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve” with its biggest winter run in recent memory. The 2026 run will feature more than 50 cities and nearly 100 shows between November and December 2026. Looking for Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets? The next available ticket window is the official TSO presale on Thursday, …

Danny Elfman 2026 Fall Tour Dates, Presale Info, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

Danny Elfman 2026 Fall Tour Dates, Presale Info, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

Danny Elfman is heading back on the road in 2026 for a run of fall shows. The legendary Oingo Boingo frontman will be joined by an all-star live band featuring Nili Brosh on guitar (Dethklok), Robin Finck on guitar (Nine Inch Nails, Guns N’ Roses), Josh Freese on drums (Nine Inch Nails, Foo Fighters), and …

How to Get Tickets to The Atlantis Concert Series | New  D.C. Venue

How to Get Tickets to The Atlantis Concert Series | New D.C. Venue

As part of an opening concert series at the new D.C. venue, The Atlantis, Foo Fighters are opening with other major artists following. The new venue is built as a replica of the original 9:30 Club and is located next to the current 9:30 Club. The concert series consists of 44 concerts that each cost …

Madison Square Garden Concerts | The Best Upcoming Concerts at MSG

Madison Square Garden Concerts | The Best Upcoming Concerts at MSG

If you’re in New York, Madison Square Garden is the place to go to find great concerts. “The World’s Most Famous Arena”, as fans of the venue like to call it, hosts more musical performances each year than any other major venue in the United States. For decades, performing at the Garden has been considered a …

Elton John, The Who, Jimmy Buffett, No Doubt, & More to Play 2015 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

Elton John, The Who, Jimmy Buffett, No Doubt, & More to Play 2015 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has become one of the biggest annual music events in the country, bringing a diverse lineup of artists from all genres to The Big Easy each year. The festival consistently draws some of the biggest names in music, so it’s no surprise that the 2015 lineup is star-studded. …

Spotlight on Europe: The Best New & Classic Musicians From Across the Pond

Spotlight on Europe: The Best New & Classic Musicians From Across the Pond

It always seems that there’s a bias toward US music in the international music scene. No matter where you go in the world, it can’t be too difficult to find American music like Elvis, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, etc. International music can sometimes be a bit naff, a little camp, or altogether just awful; however, …

Untraditional Concerts: Give Them a Shot

Untraditional Concerts: Give Them a Shot

Tuesday night, I had the good fortune to go to a sold-out “concert” at Carnegie Hall. I put the word concert in quotes because, well, I don’t really quite know what it was. There was a reading, there were some songs, a speech, and a Q&A. Two best-selling authors were there (who happen to be …