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The Ella Mai Raleigh concert brings the Do You Still Love Me? Tour to Red Hat Amphitheater on August 18, 2026, with AMA and Girlfriend.

The J. Cole Target Center show begins at 8 p.m. on August 18, 2026, as The Fall-Off Tour reaches downtown Minneapolis.

Chance the Rapper brings the Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour to Central Park’s SummerStage on August 18, 2026, with La Reezy opening.

Olivia Dean returns to Madison Square Garden tonight with special guest Baby Rose for the third date of a four-night New York run.

Usher and Chris Brown will bring The R&B Tour to M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on October 17, with presales beginning this week.

Masego’s Fix Your Face Tour plays Miami tonight and reaches The Anthem and Virginia Beach next weekend with his new album.

Isaiah Rashad opens Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip tonight before nearby Virginia Beach and Silver Spring dates this weekend.

The Steve Lacy Oh Yeah tour update brings his first headlining run since 2022 to The Anthem in Washington and Virginia Beach this October.

Ye’s official tour calendar points to a stadium-scale August run beginning August 7 in Portugal and reaching New Orleans on August 28.

Demand for Rod Wave’s fall arena tour has produced nine additional dates as the singer and rapper prepares for an October stop in Washington.

Jack Harlow is preparing to bring a noticeably different musical era to stages across North America. The Louisville artist’s Monica Tour begins August 4 at Brooklyn Paramount before traveling through several major cities, including Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, Atlanta and Los Angeles. The tour reaches the Baltimore–Washington region on August 25 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. The upcoming run supports Monica, Harlow’s fourth studio album and one of the sharpest

Usher and Chris Brown are testing how large a joint R&B touring property can become. Their co-headlining R&B Tour is scheduled to reach MetLife Stadium for two performances on August 7 and August 8, placing the singers inside one of the largest concert venues in the New York metropolitan market. Current resale listings show substantial demand across seating levels, although prices can change rapidly and should not be treated as official face value. The tour’s commercial propo

Rick Ross is treating the 20th anniversary of Port of Miami as more than an opportunity to perform an older album. The anniversary tour encourages formal attire and presents Ross with a choir, orchestra and rotating hip-hop and R&B guests. The approach elevates the concert from a standard nostalgia package into a theatrical celebration of the environment surrounding his debut. That presentation is a smart catalog strategy. Anniversary tours work best when they offer something