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USA Today
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Summer concerts 2025: Big name tours include Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, Beyoncé
Summer concerts 2025: Big name tours include Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, Beyoncé Summertime is near, which means so are pool parties, beach vacations and live music extravaganzas. Americans planning out their summer activities should make room and save money to see their favorite artists live, as massive acts from The Weeknd and Katy Perry to Kendrick Lamar are filling out stadiums across the nation. Beyoncé just kicked off her Cowboy Carter Tour with a five-show residency in Los Angeles last week before taking the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit across the U.S. and Europe. Meanwhile, Lady Gaga is set to commence her haunting Mayhem Ball Tour following two audacious Coachella sets and a historic Brazil concert that lured a crowd over 2 million attendees in Rio de Janeiro, according to the city hall. Rock music fans are also in for a treat this summer with tours from Metallica and Oasis as well as AC/DC, who are in the midst their first U.S. tour in nearly a decade. With a summer that has something everyone here's the U.S. tours to keep an eye out for. Name: Cowboy Carter Tour Dates: April to July 2025 Name: The Mayhem Ball Dates: July to November 2025 Kendrick Lamar and SZA Name: Grand National Tour Dates: April to August 2025 The Who Name: The Song is Over 2025 Tour Dates: August to September 2025 The Weeknd Name: After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour Dates: May to September 2025 Katy Perry Name: The Lifetimes Tour Dates: April to December 2025 Metallica Name: M72 World Tour Dates: April to November 2025 Oasis Name: Oasis Live '25 Tour Dates: July to November 2025 Coldplay Tour: Music of the Spheres World Tour Dates: March 2022 to September 2025 Billy Joel Name: 2025 Tour Dates: January to November 2025 AC/DC Name: "Power Up" Tour Dates: April to August 2025 Ed Sheeran Name: +–=÷× (Mathematics) Tour Dates: April 2022 to September 2025 Name: Big A** Stadium Tour Dates: April to July 2025 Bruce Springsteen Name: 2025 World Tour Dates: May to July 2025 Gracie Abrams Name: The Secret of Us Tour Dates: September 2024 to August 2025 Lionel Richie Tour: Say Hello to the Hits tour Dates: May to October 2025 The Black Keys Name: No Rain, No Flowers Tour Dates: February to September 2025 Charli XCX Name: Brat Tour Dates: June to August 2025 (Outside U.S.) Dead & Company (residency) Name: Dead Forever – Live at Sphere Las Vegas Dates: May 2025 Dua Lipa Name: Radical Optimism Tour Dates: September to October 2025 (U.S. dates), November 2024 to December 2025 (all shows) Lorde Name: Ultrasound World Tour Dates: September to October 2025 Lorde is back with 2025 tour: How to get tickets to Ultrasound tour Father John Misty Name: Mahashmashana Dates: February to August 2025 Japanese Breakfast Name: The Melancholy Tour Dates: May to October 2025 King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Name: Phantom Island Tour 2025 Dates: June to August 2025 (U.S. shows); May to November 2025 (all shows) Lucy Dracus Name: Forever Is A Feeling Tour Dates: May to September 2025 Magdalena Bay Name: Imaginal Mystery Tour Dates: May to October 2025 The Marias Name: Submarine Tour (Extended) Dates: July to September 2025 Djo Name: Back On You World Tour Dates: May to October 2025
Black America Web
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour Has Social Media In A Chokehold
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Source: Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty When Beyoncé said 'this ain't a country album, this is a Beyoncé album,' she meant that. The multihyphenate star kicked off the 'Cowboy Carter' and 'Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit' Tour in Los Angeles on April 28, and social media has been lit ever since. From iconic onstage moments with Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter to the fashion, the vocals, and the straight-up southern Black excellence, the opening moments of the tour have been everything. And the Bey Hive is watching every moment. Twitter/X users are in formation, hopping from livestream to livestream, meme-ing as their lives depend on it as the concert goes on. Thanks to fans, Bey has stayed at the top of trending topics all night with 'Jolene,' 'Rumi,' 'Ivy Carter,' and more taking over social media. One fan joked, 'Me running to different live streams to find the best connection and view,' with a classic Nene Leakes sprinting meme. Another said, 'These visuals?! She's showing her whole BLACK AMERICAN A–,' commenting on Queen Bey's stunning sets, videos, pictures, and everything in between. Blue Ivy returned to the stage and stole the spotlight during tracks like 'Formation' and 'America Has a Problem.' Fresh off her Renaissance and Christmas Day appearances, Blue Ivy did not hesitate. The 12-year-old hit transitions, slayed, and danced like she's been booked and busy since birth. Rumi had her moment too—making her tour debut during 'Protector' in a gold dress while Bey serenaded her baby girl. Fans were emotional watching three generations of Carter women. A montage of their sweet family moments sealed the deal and had folks tearing up, sharing, and dropping heart emojis. As expected, the Texas native dropped fire fits for her rodeo music party. One fit we loved was a custom crystal-studded denim jumpsuit. The ensemble dripped in rhinestones with dramatic shoulder fringe, a glitzy cowboy hat, and shades that screamed country glam. It was giving rodeo-ready alien superstar—and fans loved it. Bey's newest tour is just starting, but she is already making history. With five shows at SoFi Stadium, she's the first artist to do it like this, and that's just LA. One fan said it best: 'We are so back.' So, get ready, y'all – the Cowboy Carter Queen (and her dynasty) has arrived again. SEE ALSO Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour Has Social Media In A Chokehold was originally published on
