Fall is right around the corner, and a slew of artists are heading to North America for tours.
We’ve rounded-up a list of some of the most highly-anticipated shows over the coming months to round-out 2023. Whether you’re a hip-hop head, rocker, pop fan, or prefer some screamo, we’ve got gig show for you.
Bob Dylan | Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour
The folk-rock legend Bob Dylan, who rose to fame in the ’60s, is still kicking-it today. He’s on tour this fall in support of 2020’s Rough and Rowdy Ways, which produced the single “Murder Most Foul” — his first original song distributed since 2012.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Lauryn Hill | The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Tour
Lauryn Hill may only have one solo album to-date, but it’s still recognized as one of the greatest album of the ’90s — and even all-time. See Hill perform all the hits of 1998’s The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill in honor of the record’s 25th anniversary on a tour kicking-off this September.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Lana Del Rey | Fall U.S. Tour
The “Young and Beautiful” singer is bringing her dreamy, indie-pop tunes to the U.S. on a small, 10-date intimate tour this fall to support her ninth studio record, Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Luke Bryan | Country on Tour
Country fans: the summer country music extravaganza will continue into the fall months with Luke Bryan’s ongoing 36-date tour across the U.S. The “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)” singer will be touring through late October.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Lil Uzi Vert | Pink Tape Tour
Rapper Lil Uzi Vert is hitting the road following the release of his third studio album, Pink Tape, this past summer. The 17-date run will commence in Minneapolis this October.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Doja Cat | The Scarlet Tour
Doja Cat has been a rising sensation with smash-hits “Say So,” “Streets,” and “Kiss Me More” featuring SZA. Now, she’s heading out on her first-ever headlining arena tour, beginning on Halloween.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Metallica | M72 World Tour
The trash metal pioneers are out touring in support of a new album and single, bringing fan-favorites and new hits to 22 cities across the globe. The massive trek, which began this past April, runs through September 2024.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Kim Petras | Feed the Beast Tour
Following the release of the chart-topping smash-hit “Unholy” with Sam Smith, Kim Petras is hitting the road to support her LP Feed the Beast. The 34-date tour begins in September.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Kesha | The Gag Order Tour
Popstar Kesha just dropped Gag Order, which delves into mental health and past relationships. The “Rainbow” singer will support the record with a 20-city trek, starting Oct. 15.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
The 1975 | Still…at their very best Tour
Groove along with the Matt Healy-fronted band on tour this fall following a round of shows across Europe and the UK, as well as several festival appearances, this past summer. The English indie-rockers released their fifth LP, Being Funny in a Foreign Language, last year.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Boys Like Girls | The Speaking Our Language Tour
Head back to the early 2000’s for the first-ever Emo Nite Presents tour — set to be headlined by Boys Like Girls. The trek will feature support from pop-punk and emo stars and Warped Tour veterans State Champs, Four Year Strong, 3OH!3, Every Avenue, The Ready Set, and more.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
Parkway Drive | The Monsters of Oz Tour
The metalcore group hailing from South Wales is bringing their fellow Aussie friends The Amity Affliction, Northlane, and Make Them Suffer on tour this fall. Parkway Drive’s headlining trek will support the band’s 20-year anniversary.
Find more information on the tour and tickets here.
