Posts Tagged ‘Concert Travel’
Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City Burning Up Tour All Over Again: Dates, Cities and What to Know Before Friday
Three nights at Madison Square Garden sold out fast enough that the Jonas Brothers decided not to stop there. On August 17 the band announced The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, a 45-city North American run that turns a one-off New York celebration into three months on the road. The framing is nostalgia, and…
Read MoreSeven Shows, Six Cities: Dave Matthews Band’s 2026 Fall Tour
Dave Matthews Band announced its fall tour on Tuesday, and the number to pay attention to is seven. Not seven weeks. Seven shows. The run opens Wednesday, November 4 at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin, and closes nine days later with a two-night stand at Madison Square Garden on November 12 and 13. In…
Read MoreEight Days in New York, Three Concerts, and What We Did With the Daylight
Three concerts. Call it nine hours, counting the one that ended early. We were in New York for eight days. That’s around 190 waking hours, and the shows account for less than five percent of them. Rush at Madison Square Garden was the reason we picked the dates, and Bon Jovi and a Foreigner and…
Read MoreForeigner and Lynyrd Skynyrd at PNC Bank Arts Center: the getting there is the show
The last train out of New Jersey leaves at 12:40 a.m. Hold that thought, because it’s the reason we changed our plans, and it’s the reason we were back in our midtown hotel by 12:45 instead of after two in the morning. PNC Bank Arts Center sits in Holmdel, New Jersey, about an hour south…
Read MoreBon Jovi at Madison Square Garden: What Happens When the Show You Flew In For Ends Early
Fourteen songs in, Jon Bon Jovi stopped and told the room the truth. He said he knew he was letting people down, and that it wasn’t like him to do that. He said he might have to stop because he was hurting. Then he asked the crowd to help him through one more song, brought…
Read MoreRole Model Announces Global Tour Dates
Role Model is taking his next era on the road. The singer-songwriter has announced a new global tour in support of his upcoming album Chuck Timely & The Hourglass, bringing the new project to fans across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. The tour marks one of the biggest international runs of his career and…
Read MoreDon Omar Announces “The Last King World Tour”
The “Last King” branding could be exit music or just another chapter. Either way, this 21-city US run is the only chance most American fans get to see him in 2026, and the route is thin enough that a lot of you are going to be planning a trip. Don Omar confirmed the US leg…
Read MoreBottleRock 2026: What to Know Before You Go
If you have BottleRock 2026 tickets in hand, you’re past the hardest decision of the weekend. Tickets across every tier — 3-day passes, single-day GAs, VIP — are sold out at the box office. The only paths in now are the official waitlist and the Official Festival Ticket Exchange (Ticketmaster Resale), which is BottleRock’s only…
Read MoreRush’s Fifty Something Tour: Your Complete Guide to Finding Tickets and Planning the Trip
What started quietly at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland last October has turned into one of the most in-demand concert events of 2026. Rush is back. If you haven’t figured out your plan yet, this is your guide. How We Got Here Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson — best friends since…
Read MoreThe Rockin’ and Rollin’ Empty Nester
The kids are gone. The calendar is yours. And somewhere out there, the band that soundtracked your teenage years is loading a tour bus. This is your moment — and the lineup of classic rock legends hitting the road in 2026 may never happen again quite like this. Rush Is Back If you grew up…
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