Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators - Slash, Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators are taking Flying Blind worldwide in 2027, with a spring North American leg supporting their fifth collaborative album of the same name. The run includes two nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles plus stops at New York’s Beacon Theatre, Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium and more.

Greta Van Fleet - Greta Van Fleet are going big with the 59-city Into the Beginning Tour, spanning North America and Europe from February through July 2027. Arc De Soleil, The Kooks and Portugal. The Man will support select North American dates, while ticket prices are being kept at face value with no platinum pricing.

Chicago - Chicago will celebrate an extraordinary six decades together with a 60th anniversary U.S. tour in early 2027. The 11-city run follows another busy stretch for the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, including their recent Windy Cities Tour with Styx.

Carly Rae Jepsen - Carly Rae Jepsen is taking new album Day and Night on a 26-city North American headline tour next spring, including career-first headlining shows at Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum and Red Rocks. The ambitious new record moves from symphonic pop and psychedelia to full-on disco, making this one especially promising live.

Kim Petras - Kim Petras is hitting five U.S. cities in December for the aptly named De-Tour, supporting her latest album Detour. The quick run touches Chicago, Washington, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles after Petras spent part of this year supporting Charli XCX.

Staind - Staind are extending their Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour with another 27 arena and amphitheater dates next spring. Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder will join the run, continuing the celebration of the album that transformed Staind into one of the defining rock acts of the early 2000s.

Fontaines D.C. - Fontaines D.C. will return to North America for a 19-date, two-leg 2027 tour supporting Dopamine Chamber. The increasingly arena-sized Irish rockers are stepping up to rooms including Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, with Westside Cowboy and Iceage supporting different legs.

The Red Clay Strays - The Red Clay Strays are extending their Grateful Tour deep into 2027 as their rapid rise continues from theaters into major arenas and amphitheaters. The new dates include a three-night hometown stand in Mobile, with Avery Anna, The Bends and St. Paul & The Broken Bones among the supporting acts.

Koe Wetzel & Parker McCollum - Koe Wetzel and Parker McCollum are reuniting for the Naughty or Nice Tour, their first joint tour in seven years. The pair will keep things close to home with five co-headlining Texas shows this December, wrapping the holiday run at Billy Bob’s Texas.

Lola Young - Grammy winner Lola Young is bringing the Everything Begins Tour to North America for 17 theater dates next spring. The “Messy” singer’s growing live profile now includes stops at Radio City Music Hall, two nights at Toronto’s Massey Hall and a finale at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.

FLO - FLO are leveling up with the Therapy at the Club Tour, a 2027 North American, European and UK run supporting their sophomore album. The trio will play their biggest headline rooms yet, including Radio City Music Hall, YouTube Theater and London’s OVO Arena Wembley.

Kenia Os - Mexican pop star Kenia Os is bringing the K De Karma U.S. Tour stateside for six shows next February behind her fourth album, K DE KARMA. The compact run follows an increasingly international breakout for Os, whose massive social following and recent stadium-scale Mexico shows have made her one of Latin pop’s most compelling rising names.

The Piano Guys - The Piano Guys will take their signature mix of classical crossover, orchestral pop and cello rock back across the U.S. in early 2027. The 13-date run behind Unstoppable begins in San Diego and includes stops in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle and more.

Jay Wheeler - Jay Wheeler is taking La Voz Favorita worldwide, launching in Spain this December before reaching the U.S. in spring 2027 and continuing through Latin America. The ambitious new chapter follows the success of “De Lejitos,” which topped both Billboard Latin Airplay and Latin Rhythm Airplay.

Palaye Royale - Palaye Royale will support upcoming sixth album Amsterdamage with a 13-city North American tour next spring. Beauty School Dropout joins the run, which culminates with an especially rock-and-roll stretch of four Los Angeles-area shows at the El Rey, Roxy, Viper Room and Fonda.

From Ashes To New - From Ashes To New are taking new album Reflections on a 27-date North American tour in March and April 2027, with Nevertel, Dark Divine and Hollow Pact joining select shows. The announcement arrives with extra momentum after “Drag Me” became the band’s first career No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart.

Chelsea Cutler - Chelsea Cutler will support new album Is This the End? with an expansive 25-city North American tour beginning in January. Lamb and googly eyes join select dates as Cutler makes her way through New York, Toronto, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle and plenty more.

Blondshell - Blondshell is taking Violins on the road with the Scaring Strangers Tour, a substantial 2027 North American run followed by European dates. The trek brings Sabrina Teitelbaum’s increasingly muscular indie rock to major rooms across the U.S. and Canada before returning to her hometown of Los Angeles.

moe. - Jam veterans moe. are refusing to hibernate, launching their No Hibernation Tour in January and keeping it rolling through May. The sizeable U.S. run supports Circle of Giants and follows a milestone stretch that saw the band celebrate its 35th anniversary on the road.

Dylan Gossett - Dylan Gossett is adding a spring 2027 U.S. leg to The Ramblin’ Tour following the release of his sophomore album Ramblin’. The multi-platinum singer-songwriter will spend nearly two months on the road, with the new run stretching from Charleston in March to Tulsa in May.

Black Stone Cherry - Black Stone Cherry are unplugging for the Bonfire Nights acoustic tour, a late-2026 U.S. run supporting Screamin’ at the Sky. It’s a change of pace after a heavier touring year that also found the Kentucky rockers joining Buckcherry for The Wild Cherry Tour.

Anthony Ramos - Anthony Ramos is turning up the salsa with Noches de Familia, an intimate three-night residency at New York City’s Nublu on Nov. 25, Dec. 2 and Dec. 9. The shows follow his Sergio George-produced single “Wasn’t Even Lookin’” and Ramos’ growing exploration of the salsa music and culture that shaped him.

Esther Perel - Bestselling psychotherapist Esther Perel is taking Strangers, Friends, and Lovers: A Night Out with Esther Perel across North America for eight performances next spring. The live show digs into connection, isolation and what makes relationships come alive, with stops including the Dolby Theatre, Chicago Theatre and Beacon Theatre.

The Womack Sisters - The Womack Sisters are heading out on their own U.S. tour in January before stepping onto a much bigger stage as special guests for five Harry Styles shows at Chicago’s Soldier Field. The family trio’s busy 2027 calendar also includes European dates and an appearance at Big Ears Festival.

82MAJORs - 82MAJOR are bringing the 82CLUB : out of control tour across North America this November and December in support of their latest EP, FEELM. The run marks another step forward for the Seoul-based group after last year’s 82 SYNDROME tour reached 25 U.S. and Canadian markets.