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Red Hot Chili Peppers Announce 2023 World Tour Featuring Iggy Pop, The Roots, The Strokes & More
The Red Hot Chili Peppers announced the dates for their 2023 world tour on Monday morning (Dec. 5), a massive outing that will have the veteran pop rock funkers playing a mix of stadium and festival dates. The 23-date tour is support of the two studio albums the Chili Peppers released this year, Unlimited Love and Return of the Dream Canteen, is slated to kick off on March 29 with a show at BC Place in Vancouver and feature stops in Las Vegas, Minneapolis, San Diego and Phoenix, as well as a slot at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama on May 19. The tour will feature support for a wide variety of rock, pop and hip-hop acts on a rotating basis, including The Strokes, Iggy Pop, The Roots, The Mars Volta, St. Vincent, City and Colour, Thundercat and King Princess. The dates wil...
Eric Prydz Teases 2023 HOLO Tour
Eric Prydz has slyly teased that a massive 2023 tour is likely on the horizon. Back in September, Prydz’ world-famous HOLO show series was announced as part of Ultra Music Festival’s 2023 lineup. Even on a stacked lineup with Carl Cox, Hardwell and other electronic music greats, it was an immediate standout on the bill. While it was the subject of much interest at the time, it seems the Ultra announcement was just the tip of the iceberg for something even bigger: a 2023 HOLO tour. Prydz stopped short of divulging all the details, but he gave enough of a teaser on Twitter to spark some excitement. For those unfamiliar with Prydz’s HOLO, it is widely regarded as one of the most—if not the most—visually stunning and forward-thinking touring shows. The jaw-droppin...
Alan Walker’s “Walkerverse” Tour Tears Through Brooklyn, L.A. and Vancouver With Added Dates
Spider-Man and Doctor Strange have nothing on the interdimensional scale of Alan Walker and his “Walkerverse” tour. Walker is trekking all over the world in support of his latest album, Walkerverse, Pt. 1 and its impending follow-up, Walkerverse, Pt. 2. Walker has already made his way through much of Europe, performing sold-out shows in the U.K. and Belgium, plus stops in Germany, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. “Walkerverse: The Tour” has doubled up on concert dates in three cities after the initial shows were filled to capacity. Brooklyn is getting a second show on November 10th, followed by an additional November 24th date in Vancouver and another on December 1st in Los Angeles. “Walkers, over the last months, I’...
Blink-182 Reuniting Classic Lineup With Tom DeLonge For 2023 World Tour, New Single
Blink-182 are getting the band back together. On Tuesday (Oct. 11) the pop-punk trio announced a reunion with former singer/guitarist Tom DeLonge for a 2023 global tour and upcoming single. After twice leaving the band — in 2005 and then again in 2014 — DeLonge is back in the fold alongside singer/bassist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker for an upcoming Live Nation-promoted tour touted as their biggest international trek ever. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The tour is slated to kick off on March 11 in Tijuana, Mexico at the Imperial GNP festival and keep the band on the road in South America and Mexico through April 12 before shifting to North America on May 4 with a show at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota; those dates will...
Depeche Mode Announce New Album, First Tour In 5 Years
Months after the death of founding member Andy Fletcher, Depeche Mode have announced a tour and new album. The legendary electronic music group’s last album was 2017’s Spirit. The record was followed by their Global Spirit Tour, which grossed a whopping $202 million. The forthcoming album, Memento Mori, does not yet have a release date but it will be released on Columbia Records. Memento Mori will be Depeche Mode’s first album since the news of Fletcher’s death back in May. Mode members Martin Gore and Dave Gahan believe releasing the album and touring are what Fletcher would have wanted. Late Depeche Mode member Andy Fletcher. MNPHNC GRRRL Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles “We started work on this proje...
Subtronics Announces 2023 Headlining Tour
Just days after amassing one of the biggest crowds in Lost Lands’ history, Subtronics has announced an expansive headline tour. Following the success of 2022’s “FRACTAL” tour, Subtronics has turned to the dark side and is ready to usher in 2023 with “ANTIFRACTAL.” Promising brand new production, he has revealed 35 shows thus far, with some of the dates and locations obscured. Joining Subtronics on the road next year are special guests Getter, PEEKABOO and Virtual Riot. The dubstep and bass music superstar will also be supported by some of the hottest and most promising artists in the genre, such as Blanke, Kompany, A Hundred Drums, Leotrix, MUST DIE! and VEIL, among others. Subtronics’ “ANTIFRACTAL” tour will kick off on January 13th, 2...
Paul Kalkbrenner Announces 2022 North America Tour Dates
Berlin’s Paul Kalkbrenner is ready to embark on a North America tour next month. Hot on the heels of a back-to-back festival run in Europe, where he performed at Tomorrowland, Off Sonar, Mysteryland, Untold, Balaton Sound and more, the techno star has now unveiled the dates for his stunning new live concert tour. Over the past two decades of his career, Kalkbrenner has built a reputation unlike any other electronic music artist. Having released eight albums, headlined stadiums and constantly pushing boundaries, he continues to be a leading artist at the intersection of production and performance. His North America tour will see Kalkbrenner performing immersive, 2.5-hour-long sets with a groundbreaking new concept. He will be backed by angled mirrors instead of traditional LED screens...
Disclosure’s Howard Lawrence Announces Hiatus From Touring: “I’ve Hit a Breaking Point”
Howard Lawrence, one half of brother-producer duo Disclosure, has announced he has “hit a breaking point” and will not be performing on their upcoming Australian tour. “I really need to take some time to look after myself,” Lawrence wrote on social media. “Guy [Lawrence] (absolute soldier) will still be coming with the rest of our amazing team to deliver bangers to all you lovely ravers down under.” According to the statement, Lawrence has been “really struggling” with being back on the road again despite trying his “absolute best” to push through for Disclosure’s fans. It’s unclear at this time when or if he will return to performing alongside his brother. But, Lawrence, promised, he’ll be...
Blanke Announces 50-Date Headlining Tour, “Earth To The Stars”
Fresh off a successful run of summer shows, Blanke has announced a massive tour, “Earth To The Stars.” The 50-date tour will see Blanke trek through the United States, Australia and Canada through March 2023. Melodic bass star Au5 will accompany the EDM.com Class of 2021 star on select dates, as well as Crystal Skies, Eddie, Effin, Pauline Herr, Sippy and more. The tour will also feature performances from the Australian DJ and producer’s high-flying drum & bass side project, ÆON:MODE. “I’m literally beyond excited for this tour, so much has gone into putting this all together, my team absolutely crushed this,” writes. “I hope you’ll all be able to make the shows near you and experience this with me.” Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles ...
“We’re Back”: ODESZA Return for First Live Show In Three Years
It only took two words for ODESZA to properly introduce their long-awaited return to the touring circuit: “We’re back.” Over the weekend, the Grammy-nominated duo kicked off an innovative amphitheater tour at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena in support of their scintillating fourth album, The Last Goodbye. The show on July 29th not only marked the beginning of a momentous, three-day hometown takeover, but also ODESZA’s first live performance in three years. Longtime fans of ODESZA can attest that there’s nothing quite like the duo’s live performances. Their signature drumline, captivating production and immersive visuals are enough to leave even the most veteran concert-goer awestruck. ODESZA perform at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle o...
“We’re Back”: ODESZA Return for First Live Show In Three Years
It only took two words for ODESZA to properly introduce their long-awaited return to the touring circuit: “We’re back.” Over the weekend, the Grammy-nominated duo kicked off an innovative amphitheater tour at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena in support of their scintillating fourth album, The Last Goodbye. The show on July 29th not only marked the beginning of a momentous, three-day hometown takeover, but also ODESZA’s first live performance in three years. Longtime fans of ODESZA can attest that there’s nothing quite like the duo’s live performances. Their signature drumline, captivating production and immersive visuals are enough to leave even the most veteran concert-goer awestruck. ODESZA perform at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle o...
SLANDER Announce 2022 North American Tour Dates Ahead of Debut Album, “Thrive”
Ahead of their long-awaited debut album, Thrive, SLANDER are set to take the record on an expansive North American tour. One of the electronic dance music scene’s hottest acts of the moment, SLANDER recently debuted a new, dazzling live show for their momentous performances at the Long Beach Arena. Across two nights, over 18,000 fans immersed themselves in the singular ethos of the surging bass music tandem, who called the experience “hands down the best show we have ever done.” The emphatic shows set the tone for SLANDER’s impending “Thrive” tour, which is scheduled to kick off on September 10th in Phoenix. According to a press release shared with EDM.com, fans will hear brand new material from Thrive throughout SLANDER’s eponymous tour. The album...
