How and When to Buy Tickets for Bruno Mars’ The Romantic Tour: Dates and Cities
The artist is releasing his upcoming album in February and will begin his concert tour in the spring
Bruno Mars returns in full force in 2026 with a new album: The Romantic is set to be released on February 27. Judging by the title, we can expect the purest, most romantic Bruno Mars yet—one of the artist’s strongest trademarks. The first single will be available on January 9, 2026.
But the excitement doesn’t end there. Mars has also announced The Romantic Tour, with stops in North America and several European cities. This highly anticipated comeback will feature a new show, new storytelling, and a production designed for large venues, where he will perform his greatest hits alongside songs from this new artistic era.
How to Get Tickets
The countdown has already begun, but when do tickets for this highly anticipated Bruno Mars concert go on sale? How can you get them?
What to Expect from The Romantic Tour 2026
The Romantic Tour kicks off Friday, April 10 in Las Vegas at the impressive Allegiant Stadium.
From there, Bruno Mars will bring his show to some of the world’s biggest musical capitals, with confirmed stops in Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, Denver, Miami, and many more.
This large-scale journey will see him perform at iconic venues, creating historic nights at stadiums such as Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Wembley Stadium in London, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
He won’t be alone on this journey. Anderson .Paak, his Silk Sonic partner, will open all shows under his DJ Pee .Wee persona. The tour will also feature special guest appearances in select cities, including Victoria Monét, RAYE, and Leon Thomas, completing a lineup that raises the bar even higher for a tour designed to make history.
Tour Dates:
- April 10 — Las Vegas, NV (USA)
- April 14 — Glendale, AZ (USA)
- April 18 — Arlington, TX (USA)
- April 22 — Houston, TX (USA)
- April 25 — Atlanta, GA (USA)
- April 29 — Charlotte, NC (USA)
- May 2 — Landover, MD (USA)
- May 6 — Nashville, TN (USA)
- May 9 — Detroit, MI (USA)
- May 13 — Minneapolis, MN (USA)
- May 16 — Chicago, IL (USA)
- May 20 — Columbus, OH (USA)
- May 23 — Toronto, ON (Canada)
- May 24 — Toronto, ON (Canada)
- June 20 — Paris, France
- June 21 — Paris, France
- June 26 — Berlin, Germany
- July 4 — Amsterdam, Netherlands
- July 5 — Amsterdam, Netherlands
- July 10 — Madrid, Spain
- July 14 — Milan, Italy
- July 18 — London, UK
- July 19 — London, UK
- August 21 — East Rutherford, NJ (USA)
- August 22 — East Rutherford, NJ (USA)
- August 29 — Pittsburgh, PA (USA)
- September 1 — Philadelphia, PA (USA)
- September 5 — Foxborough, MA (USA)
- September 9 — Indianapolis, IN (USA)
- September 12 — Tampa, FL (USA)
- September 16 — New Orleans, LA (USA)
- September 19 — Miami, FL (USA)
- September 23 — San Antonio, TX (USA)
- September 26 — Air Force Academy, CO (USA)
- October 2 — Inglewood, CA (USA)
- October 3 — Inglewood, CA (USA)
- October 10 — Santa Clara, CA (USA)
- October 14 — Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Read the article in Spanish by Adriano Moreno