
Who’s On Tour? | The Best Artists On Tour Right Now
Tired of missing when your favorite bands go on tour? Looking to attend a concert in the near future? Here, we’ve compiled a multi-genre bulletin of the Best Artists On Tour Right Now, the artists you have a chance to see this season.
Who is on tour right now, and who is going on tour soon? Here is the talent, your concert calendar for these upcoming months. Plus, keep scrolling for a quick reminder on where to find some of the cheapest concert tickets available.
Contents
- 1 Dua Lipa — Radical Optimism World Tour
- 2 Oasis — LIVE ’25 Reunion Tour
- 3 Jonas Brothers — Greetings From Your Hometown Tour
- 4 Backstreet Boys — Las Vegas Sphere Residency
- 5 Lucy Dacus — Forever Is A Feeling Tour
- 6 Megan Maroney — “Am I Okay” Tour
- 7 Kali Uchis — The Sincerely, Tour
- 8 Clipse — Let God Sort Em Out Tour
- 9 Maren Morris — The Dreamsicle World Tour
- 10 Deftones — 2025 North American Tour
- 11 Billy Strings — Summer Tour
- 12 How to Buy Cheap Concert Tickets
Dua Lipa — Radical Optimism World Tour
Why She’s Touring: Dua Lipa is bringing her critically acclaimed 2024 album Radical Optimism to stadiums and arenas in North America. For those of you who saw her during previous iterations of the “Radical Optimism” Tour, Dua Lipa has promised a brand new show for her 2025 North American outing.
Oasis — LIVE ’25 Reunion Tour
Why They’re Touring: Liam and Noel Gallagher have embarked on their “LIVE ’25” Reunion Tour, their first since 2009. The brothers have reunited around the 30th anniversary of Definitely Maybe.
Jonas Brothers — Greetings From Your Hometown Tour
Why They’re Touring: The Jonas Brothers have set out on a celebratory arena tour to honor 20 years since the band became. Fans can expect a high-energy trip down memory lane with the Jonas Brothers, along with some very special guests.
Backstreet Boys — Las Vegas Sphere Residency
Why They’re Performing: Backstreet Boys are currently holding their “Millenium” Residency at the Las Vegas Sphere. We can’t imagine a better venue than the high-tech Sphere for the Backstreet Boys to hold their residency and celebrate their iconic catalog (e.g. Millennium).
Lucy Dacus — Forever Is A Feeling Tour
Why She’s Touring: In support of her forthcoming album Forever Is A Feeling, indie and alternative rock artist Lucy Dacus will embark on the “Forever Is A Feeling” Tour. We can’t wait to hear the new Lucy Dacus singles, such as “Talk,” “Ankles,” and “Limerence,” live in concert. Set in mostly intimate venues, the Lucy Dacus “Forever Is A Feeling” Tour is about to make some big waves.
Megan Maroney — “Am I Okay” Tour
Why She’s Touring: Country singer Megan Maroney is on the “Am I Okay?” Tour, and according to reviews from opening night, this show is determined to dazzle audiences nationwide. The tour comes in support of her album by the same name, which arrived July 2024. Fans will be hearing many Am I Okay? songs live at Maroney’s upcoming shows. The Georgia native will be playing back-to-back nights in several of the plotted cities.
Kali Uchis — The Sincerely, Tour
Why She’s Touring: Kali Uchis “The Sincerely” Tour is not only a celebration of her latest albums, but of her entire discography. Buffeted with a sprawling 36-song setlist, this tour will be lauded as Kali Uchis’ magnum opus of performances. After significant life changes, Uchis views this tour as a “return to myself”—a thoughtfully curated show designed with intentionality, storytelling, and emotional depth that reflects her renewed self.
Clipse — Let God Sort Em Out Tour
Why They’re Touring: This is their first full-scale North American run in 16 years. Clipse, with their “Let God Sort Em Out” Tour, is bringing East Coast hip-hop vibes back to live audiences. Spanning 25 major U.S. cities including Boston, Philly, New York, and Miami, the “Let God Sort Em Out” Tour is shaping up to be one of the biggest rap outings this year.
Maren Morris — The Dreamsicle World Tour
Why She’s Touring: Maren Morris is currently on her 2025 “The Dreamsicle World Tour” in support of her transformative fourth studio album, Dreamsicle (released May 9). Dreamsicle navigates themes of healing, self-acceptance, and reclamation of strength following major life changes. Morris channels a bold sound that bridges traditional country, pop, soft-rock, and bluegrass—a sonic evolution we can’t wait for fans to hear live.
Deftones — 2025 North American Tour
Why They’re Touring: Fans can now catch rock idols the Deftones on their North American tour. When Deftones announced the tour in 2024, there was also a suggestion of a new album on the way. This year makes five years since the last Deftones album, Ohms. We are hopeful more new singles are forthcoming, before Deftones wrap up their tour in September.
Billy Strings — Summer Tour
Why He’s Touring: Billy Strings is currently on this biggest tour of his career. Neo-classical, avant-garde, blues, Billy Strings has the keys to them all. Touring in support of his latest, the 20-track Highway Prayers, Billy Strings has continuously rocked the stage for several weekends in a row. Thankfully, he has no plans of stopping this tour until December.
How to Buy Cheap Concert Tickets
These are some of the biggest tours scheduled in 2025, which means concert tickets are going to be in very high demand. But this doesn’t mean good deals can still be found, if fans are looking in the right place.
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