Justin Timberlake is on the road in support of his new album “20/20 Experience.” The former boy-band superstar is currently touring withJay-Z but after a quick two-month break will return to the road as a solo headlining act. See Justin as he comes to Omaha, Saint Paul, Fargo, Denver, Seattle, Edmonton, Orlando, Atlanta, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Tulsa, Saint Louis, Columbus, Nashville, Raleigh, Montreal, Miami Gardens, Philadelphia and more. 

Michael Buble has had a very busy year. With a new album “To Be Loved” out, a tour in the works and a baby on the way, the international superstar has showed no signs of slowing down. Becoming a first-time dad at the age of 37 has really taken the pressure off of Michael’s shoulders as he says the excitement keeps everything else in perspective. Don’t miss your chance to see the sultry crooner as he comes to Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Anaheim, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Duluth, Charlotte, Raleigh, Nashville, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Tulsa, Brooklyn, Boston and many more. 

The NBA Playoffs served up something of a shock when theMemphis Grizzlies sent off the defending Western Conferencechamps Oklahoma City Thunder in five games. The Miami Heat also saw off the tenacious Chicago Bulls, getting a big game from injured star Dwayne Wayne when they needed it most. In other action, thePacers have a 3-1 lead over the Knicks, while the Spurs hold a 3-2 advantage over the Golden State Warriors. 

There weren’t that many surprises in the first round of the NHL Playoffs. Underdogs New York Islanders and Toronto Maple Leafsgave us some unbelievable moments but couldn’t pull off the upsets. So now the Chicago Blackhawks are facing off against the Detroit Red Wings, the San Jose Sharks play the Los Angeles Kings, theOttawa Senators compete against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and theNY Rangers battle against the Boston Bruins, each for their place in the Stanley Cup Finals. 

Backstreet Boys made a huge announcement this week, not only officially declaring their 20 anniversary tour this summer with their “In A World Like This” tour, but it will also be the first time all five members of the band will be on tour since Kevin Richardson last parted with the group in 2006. Last summer, Kevin officially rejoined the lineup. They will be joined on tour with special guests Jesse McCartney and DJ Pauly D as they come to Chicago, Maryland Heights, Toledo, Montreal, Toronto, Clarkston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Boston, Wantagh, Holmdel, Camden, Virginia Beach, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, West Palm Beach, Grand Prairie, Spring, TX, Phoenix, Irvine and more. 

Expect a ton of glitter, booze and fun from pop star Kesha as she heads out on tour to support her new MTV documentary series, “My Crazy Beautiful Life,” and her new album “Warrior.” The “Warrior” tour is only Ke$ha’s second world headlining tour, and acts as an extension to her joint tour with rapper Pitbull. Find her as she comes to Mansfield, Atlantic City, Portsmouth, Holmdel, Wantagh, Burgettstown, Montreal, Toronto, Auburn Hills, Cincinnati, Tinley Park, Englewood, Mountain View, Las Vegas, Chula Vista, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Albuquerque, Spring, TX, Dallas, San Antonio, Atlanta, Tampa, Cleveland and many more. 

Mindless Behavior is setting out on their second headlining tour starting in early July. They will be joined by The OMG Girlz and Coco Jones. The boys, Prodigy, Ray Ray, Roc Royal and Princeton are no strangers to the road as they have opened for Janet Jackson andJustin Bieber. The group is also known for being active with WAT-AAH!’s Move Your Body campaign geared towards encouraging kids to improve their health through physical activity. See the tour as they come to Stockton, Oakland, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Saint Louis, Portsmouth, New York City, Greensboro, Columbia, Birmingham, Southaven, Atlanta, Baltimore, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Augusta, Jacksonville, Miami, Mobile, New Orleans, Grand Prairie and Houston. 

Imagine Dragons has added new dates to the second leg of their current tour. It’s been a stellar year for the dynamic band, coming off a great debut for their new album “Night Visions” and selling out shows all over the country. New tour dates includes Atlantic City, Indianapolis, Tampa, Dallas, Saint Paul and Orlando, and they also come to Spring, TX, Rochester, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Toronto, Whites Creek, Wantagh, Boston, Dover, Phoenix, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Calgary, Edmonton, Boise, Orem and Morrison. 

Merle Haggard is one of the most important country artists to emerge from the 1960’s, and he continues to bring his music to the masses through a prodigious touring schedule. Now he’s added even more dates to his 2013 itinerary, as he comes to West Wendover, Poughkeepsie, Wilkes Barre, Carmel, Effingham, Salem, Myrtle Beach, Columbus, Newell, Franklin, Hurricane Mills, Robinsonville, Bossier City, Durant, Salt Lake City, Deadwood, Washburn, Mankato, Brookings, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Branson and more. 

The Rock Allegiance Tour announces some initial dates for their 2013 schedule. Employing “four game-changing rock bands from four different countries,” the tour has enlisted Denmark’s Volbeat, Finland’s HIM, Australia’s Airbourne and All That Remains, from Springfield, Mass. Dates announced so far include Tulsa, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Quincy, Houston, Atlanta, Lowell and Brooklyn. 

A rock music legend and a rising country star will perform at the Walmart Associates Concert next month. The retail giant has announced this year’s event will feature Elton John and Ed Sheeran on June 4th and Luke Bryan along with special guests on June 5th. The concert series will be held at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, AK, at 7pm. 

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Gregg Allman,
Pentatonix,
Iron & Wine, and
Relient K.

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Just a couple of months after concluding the “Legends Of Summer” tour with Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake will strike out on his own with his “20/20 Experience World Tour.” The global tour, in support of his latest album “20/20 Experience” includes dates from Europe, South America, and of course the U.S. and Canada. It kicks off in October with dates for Montreal, Raleigh, Nashville, Columbus, Memphis, Saint Louis, Tulsa, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Atlanta, Orlando, Edmonton, Seattle, Denver, Fargo, Saint Paul and Omaha. 

Actor, singer and songwriter Josh Groban is embarking on a fall tour called “In The Round Tour.” This tour will feature a stage in the middle of arenas to give his fans a full 360 degrees of the experience. Groban plans to touch on the scope of his 12-year career, building on his 2011 “Straight Into You” tour where he brought the closeness of a theatre setting to arenas. Starting in October, the tour comes to Boise, Seattle, Sacramento, San Jose, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Auburn Hills, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Newark, Pittsburgh, Sunrise, Tampa, Orlando, Houston and Dallas, 

Argentine superstar Lionel Messi and a number of big name stars will be taking part in this year’s Messi & Friends vs. The World XI. The charity exhibition soccer match will feature 36 of the world’s best players, including the likes of Cesc Fabregas and Thierry Henryalong with soccer legend David Trezeguet and others. Much like theNFL Pro Bowl or an MLB All-Star Game, the matches will provide fans with an incredible opportunity to witness the world’s greatest athletes from the world of soccer together on the same field of competition. This year’s matches will be held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles on July 3rd, and Soldier Field Stadium in Chicago July 6th. 

Second round action of the NBA Playoffs is kicking off with all series split 1-1 through two games. The Chicago Bulls stunned the Miami Heat with their first game win, but the Heat bounced back to even the series, as it was with the Spurs vs. the Golden State Warriors, theOklahoma City Thunder vs. the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Knicksvs. the Pacers. Playoff action continues in Chicago, Oakland, Memphis, Indianapolis, San Antonio, Miami, Oklahoma City and New York City. 

In the NHL Playoffs, the Montreal Canadiens try to overcome several devasting injuries as they take on the Ottawa Senators. With Brian Giontas out after surgery on his left arm, Ryan White and Brandon Prust were injured in their first-round series against the Senators and then they lost Carey Price with a lower body injury. They now turn to goalie Peter Budoj to get them back into the series. The Islandersvs. Penguins series and the Rangers vs. the Capitols are both tied at 2-2, while Chicago leads Minnesota 3-1 and the Bruins take a 3-1 lead over Toronto. Catch all NHL playoff action as games come to Montreal, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, DC, Detroit, Uniondale, Saint Paul, Ottawa, Anaheim, Saint Louis and more. 

The three teenage Italian tenors Il Volo have booked their first full-fledged tour since supporting Barbra Streisand on her fall tour. With the release of the special edition of “We Are Love” May 28th on Interscope Records, the album includes selections from the group’s second studio album along with five newly recorded songs. Their tour kicks off in August and comes to Vancouver, San Francisco, Universal City, Phoenix, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Upper Darby, Boston, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, New York City and Wallingford. 

With the release of their new album “Battle Born,” The Killers are striking out on a new tour. Their aggressive road schedule will see them headlining festivals as well as doing their own stand alone shows. Catch the band as they comes to Grand Prairie, Cedar Parks, Nashville, New York City, Toronto, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Camden, Saint Paul, Bonner Springs, Cleveland, Columbus, Raleigh, Charleston, Alpharetta, Orlando, Miami and Saint Louis. 

What was to be George Jones’ farewell concert will now go on as aGeorge Jones Tribute Concert. The tribute will include performances from such stars as Garth Brooks, Kid Rock, Travis Tritt, The Oak Ridge Boys, Montgomery Gentry, Charlie Daniels and more, as they pay tribute to Jones who passed away last month. The show will be presented in the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN, November 22nd. 

Megadeth announces this year’s Gigantour lineup which includes appearances by Black Label Society, Device, Hellyeah, Newstedand Death Division. The tour kicks off in early July and comes to Gilford, Uncasville, Canandaigua, Clarkston, Rosemont, Lubbock, Corpus Christi, Oklahoma City, Bloomington, Winnipeg, Milwaukee, Regina, Calgary, Edmonton, Dawson Creek, and more 

Mac Miller just announced plans for his 2013 tour. The 38 city North American tour, called “The Space Migration,” is in support of his sophomore album “Watching Movies With The Sound Off.” He will be joined by Chance The Rapper and Vince Staples on all dates withMeek Mill, Earl Sweatshirt and Action Bronson joining him on select dates. The tour comes to Austin, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Atlanta, North Myrtle Beach, Saint Petersburg, Orlando, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Silver Spring, Stroudsburg, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Asbury Park, New York City and more. 

Comedian Lewis Black announces his “The Rant Is Due 2013 Tour.” One of the most prolific and popular performers working today, Black executes a brilliant trifecta as stand-up comedian, actor and author. He performs over 200 nights a year to sold out audiences throughout Europe, New Zealand, Canada and the U.S. This year’s tour takes him to Indianapolis, Joliet, Waukegan, Charleston, Charlottesville, Englewood, Washington, DC, Lampe, Las Vegas, Milwaukee, Saratoga, Charlotte, Wichita, Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Knoxville, Atlanta and more. 

It’s been awhile, but Courtney Love is hitting the road again. Next month, the controversial singer will set out on a solo tour throughout the Northeast. Although she’s leaving behind theHole banner, the former Hole singer is likely to dust off some classics from her time with the group. She comes to Philadelphia, Boston, Silver Spring, Brooklyn, Port Chester, Asbury Park and Huntington. 

Children’s entertainment group The Wiggles are returning to the U.S. and Canada with a fall tour. Australia’s top kids act kicks off the tour August 17th with plans to come to Upper Darby, Hershey, Hyannis, Cohasset, Madison, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Portland, Santa Rosa, San Jose, Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Phoenix, Houston, Austin and many more. 

The Rolling Stones have added one more date to their “50 & Counting” Tour. The tour will now make its last U.S. stop in Washington, DC June 24th. With the tour opener in Los Angeles getting grade-A reviews, the tour also comes to Las Vegas, Anaheim, Toronto, Chicago, Montreal, Boston and Philadelphia. 

Shania Twain is announcing a new set of fall show dates to round out the first year of her two-year Las Vegas residency. The country superstar, known for her hits “Any Man of Mine” and “That Don’t Impress Me,” returned to the stage last December after nearly a decade-long hiatus. The singers residency at Caesars Palace now extends from May 14th to December 14th. 

Although Michael Buble has sold millions of records and is gearing up for his next release, the pressures of the road and the success of his next album is not weighing him down as he’s expecting his first child with wife, Argentine actress, Luisana Lopilato. He’s not letting future fatherhood slow him down either as he’s heading out on tour in support of his new album “To Be Loved.” Buble comes to Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Anaheim, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle, Sunrise, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Duluth, Charlotte, Raleigh, Nashville, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Tulsa, Brooklyn, Newark, Boston, Harford, and more. 

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
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Dita Von Teese,
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Patty Griffin,
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Toro Y Moi,
The Melvins & Honky,
Walk The Moon,
RX Bandits,
Son Volt,
Sinead O’Connor, and
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The Eagles have released the DVD/Blu-ray release of the documentary “History of the Eagles,” and now have added more dates for their summer tour of the same name. The new leg of the tour kicks off in September with dates in the U.S. and Canada. Catch the iconic band as they come to Auburn Hills, Chicago, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Bethel, Pittsburgh, Washington, DC, Mansfield, Uncasville, Philadelphia, Ottawa, Toronto, Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Louisville. 

As the first round of the NBA Playoffs pick up steam, many series that seemed open-and-shut are becoming tightly contested battles. The Celtics stay alive after fighting back to avoid a first-round sweep by the New York Knicks. The Houston Rockets beat back a dominant OKC Thunder to push the series to 2-3 but still need one more win to push the series to a game 7. The Los Angeles Clipperswere looking particularly dominant but an injury to superstar Blake Griffin looks to threaten their playoff chances as the Memphis Grizzlies have taken the series lead 3-2. Miami has advanced to round two with a sweep of the Milwaukee Bucks and the Los Angeles Lakers were swept by the San Antonio Spurs. Playoff action comes to Chicago, Oakland, Boston, Atlanta, Memphis, Houston, Denver, Brooklyn, San Antonio, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Los Angeles, New York City and Miami. 

As the NHL Playoffs heat up the Washington Capitols and the New York Rangers will face off for the fourth time in five years. Other match ups in the Eastern Conference include the Pittsburgh Penguins who hold a 1-0 lead over the NY Islanders, the Toronto Maple Leafs face the Boston Bruins, and the Ottawa Senators play the Montreal Canadiens. In the Western Conference the Chicago Blackhawks lead Minnesota 1-0, the Detroit Red Wings trail their series 0-1 against the Anaheim Ducks, the San Jose Sharks lead theVancouver Canucks 1-0, and the Los Angeles Kings trail the St. Louis Blues 1-0. 

Black Sabbath returns to the road with a massive 20-date tour kicking off in July. Ozzy recently had a drug and alcohol relapse but there are no indications that his recovery is going to affect the tour schedule. See the “founding fathers of heavy metal” as they come to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Irvine, Mountain View, Quincy, Vancouver, Noblesville, Tinley Park, Toronto, Mansfield, Philadelphia, Uncasville, Clarkston, Holmdel, Bristow, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Austin and Spring. 

American Idol is coming down to its last final contestants, and in June, American Idol Live will bring all ten finalists on a live tour of the country. Along with Amber Holcomb, Angie Miller, Candice Gloverand others, the tour will also be joined by season 11th’s Idol finalistAubrey Cleland. The tour comes to Nashville, Louisville, Columbus, Toronto, Youngstown, Reading, Bridgeport, Providence, Manchester, Boston, Uncasville, Atlantic City, Uniondale, Newark, Trenton, Fairfax, Charlotte, Knoxville, North Charleston, Duluth, Miami, Orlando, New Orleans, Houston, Grand Prairie, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Portland, Kent and more. 

With his album “To Be Loved” debuting at No. 1 on Billboard Magazine’s Top 200 Pop Charts, Canadian superstar Michael Bubleis preparing for a 40-city U.S. tour that begins in September. His previous “Crazy Love Tour” sold out in 80 US cities and was seen by over two million fans. He hopes to build on that success when he comes to Chicago, Kansas City, Saint Paul, Lincoln, Saint Louis, Indianapolis, Auburn HIlls, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Buffalo, Hartford, Boston, Newark, Brooklyn, Tulsa, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans, Nashville, Raleigh, Charlotte, Duluth and many more. 

Country Music Awards “Entertainer of the Year” winner Luke Bryanhas a ton of tour fuel left as he’s packed his road schedule all the way to October. Joining LiveNation’s Country Megaticket series, along with his own tour with Thompson Square and Florida Georgia Line, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to see Luke as he comes to West Palm Beach, Tampa, Lexington, Nashville, North Little Rock, Burgettstown, Cuyahoga Falls, Cincinnati, Englewood, Salt Lake City, Tulsa, Wichita, Allentown, Saratoga Springs, Holmdel, Bethel, Chula Vista, Irvine, Mountain View, Wheatland, Sweet Home, OR, Phoenix, Albuquerque and more. 

After The Monkees went on a reunion tour last year after Jones’death, the response convinced them that they should keep going. Now members Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork announce a new tour for 2013 that kicks on July 15th. Called “A Midsummer’s Night with the Monkees” the tour will feature the band’s songs in the order in which they were released. The tour comes to Port Chester, Boston, Red Band, Westbury, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Raleigh, Nashville, Saint Augustine, Boca Raton, Austin, Houston, Grand Prairie, Tulsa, Denver, Mesa, Henderson, San Diego, Long Beach, Saratoga, Napa, Seattle and Portland.

Having played together for more than fifteen years, Rodrigo Y Gabriela are back on the road again for 2013. They bring their unique instrumental blend of metal, jazz and world music to cities across the U.S. You can see the internationally acclaimed Mexican acoustic rock guitar duo as they come to Boston, Philadelphia, Morrison, Kansas City, Houston, Dallas, Mesa, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Saratoga, San Francisco, Medford and Troutdale. 

Pet Shop Boys announce a new tour in support of their new album “Electric.” The new album, released on the Pet Shop Boys’ own x2 label, includes eight new tunes along with a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “The Last To Die.” The tour comes to Miami Beach, Saint Petersburg, Atlanta, New York City, Rockville, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, Oakland, San Diego, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

The Rascals are playing an amazing 15 performances at the Richard Rodgers Theatre onBroadway, presented as “The Rascals: Once Upon A Dream.” The show will feature performances from the reunited band along with video reenactments, archival concert and news footage, op-art backdrops and psychedelic lighting. The show includes over 30 Rascals songs but also finds time to explore their influence on music, culture and the political climate of the time. In addition to their New York City residency, the band plays four nights at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL, May 24th to the 27th. 

Formally known as the Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Theatre, the Tony Awards, celebrate achievement in live Broadway theatre. This year’s nominees include first time nominee Cyndi Lauper, who’s “Kinky Boots” received the most nominations with 13, and Tom Hanks among others. It all comes to Radio City Music Hall in New York CityJune 9th. 

Colombian Grammy Award winning singer, composer and actor, Carlos Vives, has plans for a 2013 U.S. tour. With more than 14 million albums sold, Carlos celebrates a legendary career with the “Come Le Gusta a mi Pueblo Tour.” The tour comes to Orlando, Miami, Duluth, Boston, Fairfax, Los Angeles and Houston. 

“Glee” star Darren Criss plans to preview tunes from his new album on his “Listen Up Tour,” kicking off later this month. His new as-yet-untitled album will be the follow up to his his 2010 debut solo EP, “Human.” Starting May 29th, Darren comes to San Francisco, West Hollywood, Anaheim, Dallas, Houston, Nashville, Indianapolis, Chicago, Minneapolis, Toronto, Cleveland, New York City, Philadelphia, Boston and Silver Spring. 

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Jimmy Eat World,
Sound Tribe Sector 9 & Umphrey’s McGee,
Guns N’ Roses,
Slash,
Disney Junior Live: Pirate & Princess Adventure,
Mad Decent Block Party,
John Cleese,
Zappa Plays Zappa,
Kelly Rowland & The Dream,
Killswitch Engage & As I Lay Dying,
Joe Satriani,
Summer Slaughter Tour: Dillinger Escape Plan, and
Ringo Starr.

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