As 2023 nears its end, big-name acts across all genres of the music industry are gearing up for a new year ahead, and that means a new batch of tour dates.
If you’re looking for a head-banging show, the punk-rockers of Green Day are set to hit the road, along with the classic rockers of ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Metalheads Pantera and Avenged Sevenfold will also take the stage, while country acts like Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean will hit amphitheaters throughout the summer months.
In surprising news, rap icon Nicki Minaj revealed the cities she’ll hit on her 2024 tour, while rising star Oliver Anthony announced his first-ever headlining trek.
Check out a list of some of the most highly-anticipated tours next year that were announced in November:
Green Day — The Saviors Tour
Billie Joe Armstrong, Tre Cool, and Mike Dirnt are hitting the road for a world stadium tour next year to support their forthcoming 14th studio album, Saviors.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
ZZ Top & Lynyrd Skynyrd — The Sharp Dressed Simple Man Tour
Two iconic rock bands, Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top, announced a second round of dates on their co-headlining trek, hitting 36 dates across the U.S.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Hootie & the Blowfish — Summer Camp with Trucks Tour
Hootie and the Blowfish are taking over amphitheaters and stadiums across North America next summer with support from Collective Soul and Edwin McCain.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Tate McRae — Think Later Tour
Tate McRae is currently topping the charts with her hit “Greedy,” and now, she’s heading out on a world tour following the release of her highly-anticipated album Think Later.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Kenny Chesney — Sun Goes Down Tour
Eight-time Entertainer of the Year Kenny Chesney is hitting the road with Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney, and Uncle Kraker for a tour titled after his hit single with Kraker, “When The Sun Goes Down.”
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Oliver Anthony — Out of the Woods Tour
Folk singer Oliver Anthony took the world by storm when his single “Rich Men North of Richmond” went viral and topped the charts. He’s now set to head out on his first-ever headlining tour, making stops across the globe.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Judas Priest — Invincible Shield Tour
The heavy metalheads of Judas Priest are crossing the country for 14 shows next year to support Invincible Shield, their first album since 2018’s Firepower.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Ricky Martin, Pitbull, Enrique Inglesias — The Trilogy Tour
The Party Continues with an extension to Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull, and Ricky Martin’s “Trilogy Tour,” providing 18 new gigs in 2024.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Pantera — North American Tour
After reforming in 2022, the metal group Pantera is hitting the road for a North American run with Lamb of God; the group last released Reinventing the Steel in 2000.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Nicki Minaj — Pink Friday 2 Tour
While no official dates have been announced at this time, the Queen of Rap Nicki Minaj revealed she’ll be touring for the first time in nine years following the release of her highly-anticipated fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2, due December 8.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Jason Aldean — Highway Esperado Tour
Jason Aldean isn’t quite done with his “Highway Desperato” tour just yet; the country star revealed he’ll be extending the run through 2024 with 24 new stops.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Set It Off — The Deathless Tour
Pop-punk group Set It Off is bringing Crown the Empire, Deathbyromy, and Caskets along for the ride for “The Deathless Tour” across North America this coming spring.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Avenged Sevenfold — Life Is But a Dream… Tour
Avenged Sevenfold’s “Life Is But a Dream…” tour is back for a third round, supporting their eighth studio album of the same name.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
Brothers Osborne — Might As Well Be Us Tour
Grammy nominees Brothers Osborne just dropped their self-titled record and now, they’re bringing hits like “Nobody’s Nobody” to stages across the U.S.
Find tickets and more info on the tour here.
