As the end of 2013 approaches, we here at MyCityRocks want to wish you well this holiday season and the best for the year 2014.

To commensurate the New Year being just around the corner we are highlighting the very best in sports, theatre and concert events along with New Year’s Eve shows taking place over the next week, so that the end of your year will continue to be a merry, joy-filled and entertaining one.

New York
New York City, NY Sports:
PBR – Professional Bull Riders – Madison Square Garden
New Era Pinstripe Bowl: Rutgers Scarlet Knights vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish – Yankee Stadium: 12/28/13
Brooklyn Nets – Barclays Center
New York Knicks – Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY Concerts:
Billy Joel & Ben Folds Five – Barclays Center: 12/31/13
Phish – Madison Square Garden: 12/28-12/31/2013
Lara Fabian – Carnegie Hall – Isaac Stern Auditorium: 12/27/13
Jill Scott – Radio City Music Hall: 12/31/13
Alesso – Pier 94: 12/28-12/31/2013
Gov’t Mule – Beacon Theatre: 12/30-12/31/2013
Winter Galactic – Hammerstein Ballroom: 12/31/13
Patti Smith – Webster Hall: 12/29-12/30/2013
New York City, NY Theatre:
Radio City Christmas Spectacular – Radio City Music Hall
Matilda – The Musical – Shubert Theatre
Metropolitan Opera: Tosca
Metropolitan Opera: Die Fledermaus
Metropolitan Opera: The Magic Flute
Metropolitan Opera: Falstaff
The Book Of Mormon – Eugene O’Neill Theatre
Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays – Imperial Theatre
A Christmas Story – The Theater at Madison Square Garden
Kinky Boots – Hirschfeld Theatre
New York City Ballet: George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker
Wicked – Gershwin Theatre
The Lion King – Minskoff Theatre
Motown – The Musical – Lunt-fontanne Theatre
Annie – Palace Theatre
Betrayal – Barrymore Theatre
Waiting for Godot – Cort Theatre
Twelfth Night – Belasco Theatre

Long Island, NY:
New York Islanders vs New Jersey Devils – Nassau Coliseum
Deadmau5 – Nassau Coliseum: 12/31/14

Buffalo, NY:
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – First Niagara Center: 12/30/2013

Nevada
Las Vegas:
UFC 168: Anderson Silva vs Chris Weidman – MGM
Celine Dion – Caesars Palace
Fleetwood Mac – MGM
Britney Spears – Planet Hollywood
Maroon 5 – Mandalay Bay
Bruno Mars – The Chelsea – The Cosmopolitan
Imagine Dragons – The Joint – Hard Rock Hotel
Jerry Seinfeld – Caesars Palace
Cirque Du Soleil

Arizona
Phoenix/Glendale, AZ:
Joel Osteen – Jobing.com Arena: 1/3/14
Fiesta Bowl: Baylor Bears vs UCF Knights: 1/1/2014
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl: Michigan Wolverines vs Kansas State Wildcats – Sun Devil Stadium: 12/28/13

Tempe, AZ:
Mamma Mia! – Gammage Auditorium: 12/31/2013

California
Los Angeles/Pasadena, CA:
The Lion King – Pantages Theatre
Los Angeles Lakers – Staples Center
Katt Williams – Nokia Theatre Live: 12/31/13
Rose Bowl: Michigan State Spartans vs. Stanford Cardinal: 1/1/14
Tournament of Roses Parade – Pasadena CA: 1/1/14
Bill Burr – The Wiltern: 12/31/13
New Year’s Eve at Walt Disney Concert Hall: 12/31/13

San Diego, CA:
San Diego Chargers – Qualcomm Stadium
Holiday Bowl: Arizona State Sun Devils vs Texas Tech Red Raiders

San Francisco, CA:
The Book Of Mormon – Orpheum Theatre
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: BYU Cougars vs. Washington Huskies
The Nutcracker – War Memorial Opera House
Disney’s Beauty and The Beast – Curran Theatre
Cirque du Soleil – Amaluna – Grand Chapiteau At AT&T Park

Colorado
Denver/Broomfield, CO:
Denver Nuggets – Pepsi Center
Umphrey’s McGee – Fillmore Auditorium
String Cheese Incident – Fillmore Auditorium
Big Head Todd and the Monsters – Paramount Theatre: 12/31/13
Colorado Avalanche – Pepsi Center

Connecticut
Foxwoods/Mashantucket, CT:
Pitbull

Hartford, CT:
WWE: Live – XL Center: 12/27/13
Jeff Dunham – XL Center: 12/31/13

Uncasville, CT:
Prince
Cirque Celebration

District of Columbia
Washington, DC:
WWE
Washington Capitals
Washington Wizards
Porgy and Bess
NYE Masquerade Ball

Florida
Ft. Lauderdale/Sunrise, FL:
Florida Panthers
Jay-Z

Jacksonville, FL:
Gator Bowl: Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Georgia Bulldogs
Gregg Allman

Miami, FL:
Miami Heat
Miami Dolphins
Orange Bowl: Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Clemson Tigers
Pitbull & Prince Royce

Orlando, FL:
Russell Athletic Bowl: Miami Hurricanes vs. Louisville Cardinals
Capital One Bowl: Wisconsin Badgers vs. South Carolina Gamecocks
ZZ Top
B.B. King
Orlando Magic

Tampa, FL:
Outback Bowl: Iowa Hawkeyes vs. LSU Tigers
Tampa Bay Lightning
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus

Georgia
Atlanta/Duluth, GA:
Jay-Z – Philips Arena: 12/27/14
Atlanta Falcons – Georgia Dome
Chick-fil-a Bowl: Duke Blue Devils vs Texas A&M Aggies – Georgia Dome: 12/31/13
Florida Georgia Line – Wild Bill’s: 12/31/13
Widespread Panic – Atlanta GA: 12/30-12/31/13
New Year’s Eve Black Comedy Explosion – Fabulous Fox Theatre: 12/31/13

Illinois
Chicago/Rosemont, IL:
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – Allstate Arena: 12/28/13
The Harlem Globetrotters – Allstate Arena: 12/27/13
Chicago Bears – Soldier Field Stadium
Chicago Bulls – United Center
Chicago Blackhawks – United Center
Zedd – Aragon Ballroom: 12/30-12/31/13

Indiana
Indianapolis, IN:
WWE

Louisiana
New Orleans, LA:
Sugar Bowl: Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Oklahoma Sooners

Maryland
Baltimore, MD:
Jeff Dunham – Baltimore Arena: 12/30/13
The Harlem Globetrotters – Baltimore Arena: 12/28/2013

Massachusetts
Boston, MA:
Boston Bruins – TD Garden
Boston Celtics – TD Garden

Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI:
Winter Classic 2014: Detroit Red Wings vs Toronto Maple Leafs: 1/1/14

Detroit/Auburn Hills, MI:
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – Palace Of Auburn Hills: 12/27/2013,
Zac Brown Band – Joe Louis Arena,
WWE – Joe Louis Arena: 12/28/13,
Charlie Wilson – Fox Theatre: 12/31/13,
Maple Leafs Alumni vs. Red Wings Alumni – Comerica Park: 12/31/13,
War Horse – Fisher Theatre,

Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN:
Phantom of the Opera
Minnesota Vikings

Missouri
Saint Louis, MO:
St. Louis Blues
Elf
The Harlem Globetrotters

New Jersey
Newark, NJ:
WWE
New Jersey Devils

North Carolina
Charlotte, NC:
The Avett Brothers – Time Warner Cable Arena: 12/31/13
The Book Of Mormon – Belk Theatre at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center

Ohio
Cleveland, OH:
The Harlem Globetrotters – Quicken Loans Arena: 12/30/13
Wicked – State Theatre

Toledo, OH:
The Harlem Globetrotters – Huntington Center: 12/29/13

Oklahoma
Thackerville, OK:
Adam Lambert
Train

Tulsa, OK:
Zac Brown Band

Oregon
Portland, OR:
Portland Trail Blazers

Pennsylvania
Hershey, PA:
WWE

Philadelphia, PA:
Disney On Ice: Let’s Celebrate!
Jersey Boys
George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker
I Love Lucy – Live Onstage

Pittsburgh, PA:
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre: The Nutcracker

Reading, PA:
Jeff Dunham

Wilkes Barre, PA:
Jeff Dunham

Rhode Island
Providence, RI:
Wicked
Disney On Ice: 100 Years Of Magic

Tennessee
Memphis, TN:
Zac Brown Band
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Rice Owls vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs

Nashville, TN:
Music City Bowl: Mississippi Rebels vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Bassnectar
Old Crow Medicine Show

Texas
Austin, TX:
Willie Nelson – ACL Live At The Moody Theater: 12/30-12/31/13

Dallas/Arlington, TX:
Dallas Cowboys – AT&T Stadium
Cotton Bowl: Missouri Tigers vs Oklahoma State Cowboys: 1/3/14
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – American Airlines Center: 12/30/13

Houston, TX:
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – Toyota Center: 12/27/13
Texas Bowl: Syracuse Orange vs Minnesota Golden Gophers: 12/27/13
Maze & Frankie Beverly – Reliant Arena: 12/31/13

San Antonio, TX:
Alamo Bowl: Oregon Ducks vs. Texas Longhorns – Alamodome: 12/30/13
Trans-Siberian Orchestra – AT&T Center: 12/28/13
San Antonio Spurs – AT&T Center
How The Grinch Stole Christmas – Majestic Theatre
Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker Majestic Theatre: 12/30/13

Utah
Salt Lake City, UT:
Utah Jazz
Mannheim Steamroller

Virginia
Richmond, VA:
WWE
The Harlem Globetrotters
Charlie Wilson

Washington
Seattle, WA:
Seattle Seahawks
The Nutcracker
Evita

Canada
Toronto, Ontario:
Toronto Raptors
Toronto Maple Leafs
WWE
Disney On Ice: Princesses And Heroes

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Memphis May Fire,
Mobb Deep,
Switchfoot,
Bayside,
Pretty Reckless,
Gary Numan,
Asking Alexandria & August Burns Red,
Reverend Horton Heat,
Bill O’Reilly & Dennis Miller,
Lauryn Hill, and
Aziz Ansari.

Elton John recently announced another round of dates for his “Million Dollar Piano” shows, extending the mega-popular Las Vegas residency. Now he’s revealed more dates for New Orleans, Dallas and Youngstown. He also comes to London (ON), Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Oshawa and Ottawa.

Red Hot Chili Peppers are set to headline WFAN Big Hello To Brooklyn, a massive three-day event in Brooklyn that not only includes performances by RHCP and New Politics but also a boxing match between “Vicious” Victor Ortiz and Brooklyn’s Luis Collazo along with a marquee game between the Brooklyn Nets and Oklahoma City Thunder. The concert comes to the Barclays Center on February 1st.

With a hit album and hit movie in 2013, One Direction isn’t resting on their laurels and is attacking 2014 with a full stadium tour for the U.S. and Canada. Currently supporting their third studio album, “Midnight Memories,” the boys come to Foxborough, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Nashville, Houston, Arlington, Saint Louis, Chicago, Pasadena, Glendale, El Paso, San Antonio, Tulsa, New Orleans, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa and Miami Gardens.

Lady Gaga is supporting her third studio album, “ARTPOP,” with the “artRave: The ARTPOP Ball.” The Ball is a reschedule of her canceled “Born This Way Ball” tour. She suffered an hip injury that required surgery which put her tour plans on hold but after a successful recovery the pop mega-star comes to New York City, Sunrise, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Uncasville, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Cleveland, Saint Paul, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, Milwaukee, Atlantic City, Boston, Montreal, Toronto and more.

Lorde is set to embark on a headlining tour through the U.S. and Canada. The New Zealander sensation  has planned a 16-date North American trek that kicks off in March. The 17-year-old earned Grammy nods for record of the year, song of the year and best pop solo performance for her hit single “Royals.” The song also makes her the first solo female artist to top the U.S. alternative songs charts since 1996. Her tour comes to Austin, Dallas, Houston, Washington DC, Upper Darby, New York City, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Saint Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Seattle and Oakland.

Colorado rockers OneRepublic is teaming up with Dublin’s The Script for a summer tour. The “Native Summer Tour” will bring OneRepublic across the country to both coasts as the band supports their third studio album “Native.” The tour comes to Morrison, Phoenix, Chula Vista, Los Angeles, Concord, Wheatland, Ridgefield, Everett, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Highland Park, Clarkston, Boston, Camden, Wantagh and more.

The progressive metal legends Dream Theater are hitting the road next year in support of their twelfth studio album. Earlier this month the single “The Enemy Inside” from the self-titled album was nominated for a Grammy for best metal performance. The “Along For The Ride” tour kicks off in March and comes to Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Upper Darby, New York City, Washington DC, Greensburg, Detroit, Chicago, Burnsville, Kansas City, Denver, Vancouver, Seattle, Salem, San Francisco, Riverside and Los Angeles.

NBC‘s The Sing Off is taking its cast on the road. The a cappella music competition, now in its fourth season, will bring its newly crowned best a cappella group in the country, along with other finalists from the show for a unique fan experience and musical showcase. The show comes to Verona, Boston, Red Bank, Lancaster, Westbury, Englewood, Schenectady, Bethlehem, University Park, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charlotte, Silver Spring, Raleigh, Atlantic City, Buffalo, Cincinnati and more.

Gala Of The Royal Horses is coming to North America for the first time in 2014. The show is created, produced and led by world-renowned riding master Rene Gasser, who has recreated an event only previously seen at the famous riding schools in Vienna and Spain. The Royal Horses of Europe are some of the most celebrated in history, favored for centuries by royalty, equestrian riders and bullfighters and this performance will celebrate the tradition, athleticism and grace of these revered creatures. The show comes to Kissimmee, Orlando, Jacksonville, College Station, Beaumont, Austin, Baton Rouge, Monroe, Wichita, Kansas City, Springfield, Tupelo, Southaven, Tyler, Bossier City, Biloxi, Pensacola, Mobile, Columbus and more.

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Typhoon,
Slaughterhouse,
Attila – The Band,
Black Joe Lewis,
12th Planet,
Touche Amore,
Trisha Yearwood,
Rebelution,
Hopsin,
Lindsey Stirling,
Mindless Self Indulgence,
Brett Dennen,
Big Gigantic,
The Glitch Mob,
Gary Numan,
Monster X Tour,
Family Feud – Live Stage Show,
Skillet & Third Day,
Gov’t Mule, and
Heart.

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Buy	Radio City Rockettes Christmas Spectacular
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New Zealander sensation Lorde is set to embark on a headlining tour through the U.S. and Canada. Before embarking on the 16-date North American trek that kicks off in March, the 17-year-old earned Grammy nods for record of the year, song of the year and best pop solo performance for her hit single “Royals.” The song also makes her the first solo female artist to top the U.S. alternative songs charts since 1996.

Her tour comes to: Austin, Dallas, Houston, Washington DC, Upper Darby, New York City, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Saint Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Seattle and Oakland.

“Piano Man” Billy Joel who became one of the world’s best-selling artists of all time with such hits as “Just the Way You Are” and “Uptown Girl” recently was awarded the nation’s highest honor for influencing American culture through the arts with the Kennedy Center Honors. He has also planned U.S. performances for the end of the year well into 2014, including his New York residency at Madison Square Garden which they have vowed to extend a show a month as long as the shows keep selling out. He’s currently booked at MSG through August.

Other shows come to Brooklyn, Sunrise, Tampa, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Auburn Hills, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

Luke Bryan isn’t resting long after ending his sold-out “Dirt Road Diaries Tour.” After a few one-off appearances, he’s back on the road in January to kick off his “That’s My Kind Of Night Tour.” The tour takes its name from his hit single “That’s My Kind of Night,” which is included on his fourth studio album, “Crash My Party.” Joining him are Lee Brice and Cole Swindell.

The tour comes to: Columbus, Lexington, Knoxville, Uncasville, New York City, Lubbock, Oklahoma City, Moline, Cedar Falls, Omaha, Greensboro, Wilkes Barre, Atlantic City, Fargo, Bismarck, Saint Paul, Memphis, Bossier City, Indio, Baton Rouge and more.

College Bowl mania is upon us as college football action takes place across the country. Featured Bowl Games include the BCS Championship Game, Rose Bowl, Alamo Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Outback Bowl, Capital One Bowl and Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Other College Bowl action comes to San Diego, Sunrise, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Boise, San Diego, New Orleans, Saint Petersburg, Aiea, Detroit, Annapolis, San Francisco, Bronx, Orlando and many more.

World Cup soccer action will be heating up in Brazil, as the 20th FIFA World Cup takes place from June 12th to July 13th, 2014. This will be the second time Brazil has hosted the international soccer event. The national teams of 31 countries advanced through qualifying rounds and will compete in twelve cities across Brazil. For the first time at a World Cup Finals, the matches will use goal-line technology, which is a method used to determine when the ball has completely crossed the goal line with the assistance of electronic devices. Matches will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Itaquera, Natal, Salvador, Culaba, Belo Horizonte, Fortaleza, Manaus, Recife, Brasilia, Porto Alegre and Curitiba.

Lady Gaga is back after a hip injury that required her having surgery, forced her to cancel her “Born This Way Ball.” Now she is back with a Spring 2014 tour, renamed the “artRave: The ARTPOP Ball,” in honor of her third studio album, “ARTPOP.” See her as she comes to Sunrise, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Uncasville, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington DC, Cleveland, Saint paul, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, San Jose, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

Pink is also back on the road after being forced into vocal rest in October and having to cancel several shows. The singer, currently on her “The Truth About Love Tour,” has added new dates for Fresno, Anaheim and Vegas to her itinerary. She also comes to Birmingham, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Fargo, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Denver and Salt Lake City.

Florida Georgia Line have announced 8 new Canadian dates for their “Here’s To The Good Times Tour.” The country duo have enjoyed a great year after “Cruise” spent a record 24 weeks on top of the Hot Country Songs Billboard chart. The tour comes to Oshawa, Hamilton, London (ON), Ottawa, Penticton, Lamloops, Prince George, Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge, Regina, Atlantic City, Duluth, Des Moines, Eugene and many more.

World renown piano extraordinaire, Elton John adds another round of dates to his “Million Dollar Piano” residency in Las Vegas. The newest leg of the residency will kick off in late March and run through April. In addition, you can see Elton when he comes to Youngstown, London (ON), Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Oshawa and Ottawa.

With the popularity of “Shania: Still The One,” a Las Vegas residency that started in 2012, the show has been extended into 2014. Shania Twain is the top-selling female country artist of all time, and the latest round of dates will carry her until late July of next year.

Legendary music group, Crosby Stills & Nash reveals next year’s tour plans as David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash unite for a March run of dates. Between CSN runs, each artist have been on solo tours, but are putting solo projects aside as the tour comes to Richmond, Newport News, Charleston, Louisville, Des Moines, Peoria, Indianapolis, Battle Creek, Columbus, Fort Wayne, Nashville, Atlanta and Durham.

Kings of Leon has added a second leg to their “Mechanical Bull Tour.” Supporting their latest album “Mechanical Bull,” the clan returns to the road after only a little more than a week after the first leg ends. Catch the tour as it comes to Phoenix, Inglewood, San Jose, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Tulsa, Spring, New Orleans and more.

Neil Young is playing four “Honor The Treaties” shows in Canada to support the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation. He will be joined by Diana Krall as the shows take place in Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina and Calgary.

Latin music icon and Grammy winner Julio Iglesias continues his world tour well into 2014. The singer has sold more than 300 million copies of his 80 albums released worldwide. His tremendous catalog of music will be on display as he comes to Miami, Naples, Jacksonville, Scottsdale, Reno, New York City, Rockville, Newark, Red Bank, Atlantic City and Montreal.

Jillian Michaels returns to a stage near you with her critically acclaimed “Maximize Your Life” tour for 2014. As a leading authority in health, wellness and fitness, and a celebrity trainer and star of the “Biggest Loser,” Jillian looks to reignite your passion, help you define your goals and live in your authentic truth. The powerful event hits Denver, Omaha, Memphis, Nashville, Charleston, Richmond, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Concord, Williamsport, Providence, Kalamazoo, Green Bay, Minneapolis, Des Moines, New Orleans, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Austin, Peoria, Joliet, Louisville, North Charleston and Charlotte.

The world’s greatest Pink Floyd tribute show, Brit Floyd , has annouced a 2014 tour with an all new show called the “Discovery” tour. The show will span the entire history of the band along with a spectacular new live production featuring music from all fourteen Pink Floyd studio albums and a dazzling light and laser show. The tour comes to Johnstown (PA), Pittsburgh, Evansville, Kansas City, Toledo, Columbus, Cincinnati, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Louis, Akron, Reading, Baltimore, Lynn, Wallingford, Providence, New Brunswick, New York City, Manchester, Montreal, Hamilton and more.

Reggae pop rock group Emblem3 is set to embark on their first national headlining tour. The group, who finished fourth on the second season of “The X Factor USA,” released their debut album “Nothing To Lose” in July which hit No 7 on the Nielsen SoundScan album chart. The act comes to Rosemont, Detroit, Orlando, Houston, Sacramento, Dallas, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Rosemont, Indianapolis, Montreal, Toronto, Upper Darby, Mashantucket, Boston, Montclair, Huntington, Silver Spring, Atlanta, Charlotte, Fort Lauderdale, Nashville, Kansas City, Tulsa, San Jose, Anaheim, Tempe, Los Angeles and Detroit.

Goo Goo Dolls are coming to Canada in support of their latest album “Magnetic.” The Canadian dates kick off in February and bring the guys to Montreal, Kingston, Hamilton, Oshawa, Thunder Bay, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, Victoria and Coquitlam. They also have U.S. dates for Orlando, Canton, WEst Hollywood and Atlantic City.

Yes is also coming to Canada with their triple-album world tour. The tour is an opportunity to hear 1971’s “The Yes Album,” 1972’s “Close To The Edge” and 1977’s “Going For The One” performed in their entirety. The tour includes Yes co-founder/bassist Chris Squire and features guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White, Asia keyboardist Geoff Downes and vocalist Jon Davison. The tour comes to Vancouver, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Oshawa, Ottawa, Quebec and Hamilton.

Indie rock band Neutral Milk Hotel has announced even more tour dates. The band first reunited in October for their first tour since the band split in 1999. With the added dates the band is scheduled for 60 shows in 2014 as they come to Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Port Chester, New York City, Upper Darby, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Carrboro, Nashville, Saint Louis, Chicago, Madison, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Tulsa, Dallas, Austin and more.

After canceling some U.S. dates earlier this year, Him is set to return for another headlining excursion. The Finish rock band is supporting their eighth studio album, “Tears on Tape,” and it will be their first headlining tour in the U.S. Catch them as they come to West Hollywood, Anaheim, San Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, New York City, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, New Orleans and Houston.

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Dolly Parton,
Zac Brown Band,
The Black Angels,
Breathe Carolina,
Hopsin,
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks,
Hollywood Ending,
Carcass,
Christina Perri,
Cut Copy,
Pepper,
Billy Currington,
Alter Bridge,
R5,
St. Vincent,
Jim Jefferies,
Mike Gordon,
Local Natives,
We Are Augustines,
Tiger Army,
Barstool Blackout Tour,
The Greatest Love of All – Whitney Houston Tribute,
Dark Star Orchestra,
The Wonder Years,
2 Chainz & Pusha T, and
Big Day Out.

Lady Gaga was forced to cancel her “Born This Way Ball” because of a hip injury that required surgery. Now she is back with a Spring 2014 tour, renamed in honor of her third studio album, “ARTPOP.”

The “artRave: The ARTPOP Ball,” tour comes to: Sunrise, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Uncasville, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington DC, Cleveland, Saint paul, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, San Jose, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

One Direction is supporting their third studio album, “Midnight Memories,” which immediately shot up to No. 1 in 95 countries, and have planned a 2014 stadium tour for the U.S. and Canada.

1D fans can enjoy the guys as they come to: Toronto, East Rutherford, Foxboro, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Nashville, Houston, Arlington, St. Louis, Chicago, Pasadena, Phoenix, El Paso, San Antonio, Tulsa, New Orleans, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa and Miami Gardens.

College Bowl mania is here with college football action taking place across the country. Marque match ups include the BCS Championship Game, Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, Alamo Bowl and Music City Bowl.

College Bowl action comes to: San Diego, Sunrise, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Boise, San Diego, New Orleans, Saint Petersburg, Aiea, Detroit, Annapolis, San Francisco, Bronx, Orlando and many more.

Lady Gaga is returning to the stage for a Spring 2014 tour after being forced to cancel her “Born This Way Ball” because of a hip injury that required surgery. In line with the release of her third studio album, “ARTPOP,” the revamped tour is named “artRave: The ARTPOP Ball.” The tour comes to Sunrise, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Uncasville, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington DC, Cleveland, Saint paul, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego, San Jose, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

One Direction has added more dates to their 2014 stadium tour for the U.S. and Canada. They are supporting their third studio album, “Midnight Memories,” which immediately shot up to No. 1 in 95 countries. The guys come to Toronto, East Rutherford, Foxboro, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Nashville, Houston, Arlington, St. Louis, Chicago, Pasadena, Phoenix, El Paso, San Antonio, Tulsa, New Orleans, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa and Miami Gardens.

Journey and Steve Miller Band are teaming together for a highly anticipated co-headlining tour. Both bands boast a catalog where they could easily play over two hours without touching on all of their hits, and if that wasn’t enough Tower of Power will be joining them for the ride. The tour comes to Las Vegas, Concord, Mountain View, Wheatland, Paso Robles, Ridgefield, Auburn, Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City, Tinley Park, Maryland Heights, Clarkston, Cuyahoga Falls, Noblesville, Burgettstown, Cincinnati, Daien Center, Camden, Virdinia Beach, Rotonto, Bethel, Wantagh, Saratoga Springs and more.

After announcing a New York City residency, Billy Joel has added more North American performances. With already six shows booked at Madison Square Garden who says they will had a show a month as long as there is demand, Billy also has shows in Brooklyn, Sunrise, Tampa, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Auburn Hills and Pittsburgh.

Prince is delighting his Connecticut fans with a three-night residency at Uncasville’s Mohegan Sun Arena. The performances run December 27th through the 29th and the artist is also tapped to headline the 20th edition of the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans.

Mexican singer Alejandra Guzman has announced tour dates for 2014 to promote her “En primera fila” album. “En primera fila” is a live album she recorded in Mexico City that features the songs “Quitatelo,” “Entre los dos,” “Como ladrones,” “Eternamente bella,” “Volverte a amar” and other huge hits for the star. The tour comes to San Francisco, Inglewood, Las Vegas, Phoenix, El Paso, Houston and Miami Beach.

The 2014 Vans Warped Tour is shaping up to be another killer tour after announcing the first run of bands to be confirmed. Acts like For Today, Stray From The Path, Air Dubai, Mixtapes and Teenage Bottlerocket. The touring music and extreme sports festival has already locked up dates across the U.S. and Canada including Salt Lake City, Denver, Albuquerque, Mesa, Las Vegas, Pomona, Mountain View, Ventura, Chula Vista, Auburn, Portland, Maryland Heights, Noblesville, Toronto, Montreal, Holmdel, Darien Center, Scranton and more.

In addition to wrapping up their “The Story Tour,” Casting Crowns have announced new tour dates for 2014. The multi-platinum selling contemporary Christian rock band’s next album “Thrive” will be released in January of next year, and in support of the project have dates scheduled for Lexington, Fort Wayne, Salisbury, Portland, Amherst, Philadelphia, Salem, Johnson City, Charlotte, Raleigh, Hoffman Estates, Hershey, Newark, Baltimore, Gainesville, Tampa, Minneapolis, Fargo, Milwaukee and many more.

Skrillex is bringing another round of his “Skrillex Takeovers.” The producer/DJ will spend multiple nights in several major markets in the U.S. and will bring along a group of “diverse, unexpected” acts that he’s hand-selected. Previous Takeovers have boasted rotating stages, superhero costumes, costumed dancers, blindfolds, and an unprecedented roster of surprise guests. An announcement promises the next shows are “only going to get better.” Takeovers come to San Francisco and Brooklyn with performances also scheduled for Edmonton and Oakland.

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Cirque du Soleil – Michael Jackson The Immortal,
Shpongle,
Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers,
Infected Mushroom,
We Are Scientists,
Houndmouth,
North Mississippi Allstars,
Against Me!,
We Are The In Crowd,
Wanting,
Dave Chappelle,
Band Of Horses,
Florida Strawberry Festival,
For Today,
Nipsey Hussle,
Stone Sour,
Grouplove,
Amy Schumer,
The War On Drugs,
Between The Buried & Me,
Stars On Ice,
Jason Aldean,
Florida Georgia Line,
Gabriel Iglesias,
Bryan Adams, and
Santana.

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