Most Popular Musicians on Tour This Spring

The piano man hasn’t released a new studio album for years, but he continues to perform live across the country. He currently has six U.S. shows scheduled for the spring of 2020, with four dates at his home away from home, Madison Square Garden in New York City. He’ll be on the road in North Carolina, Ohio, and Massachusetts among other places later this year.

The rockers from Boston will perform seven shows during their residency at the Park Theater at Park MGM in Las Vegas, this spring before heading to Europe in June.

The veteran rockers from New Jersey will be riding their steel horse for six shows in the western states of California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington this spring. Then they had to Texas, Oklahoma, and Canada in the summer.

The nerd rock band from Los Angeles has two shows scheduled this spring for the SandJam Music Festival at Panama City, Florida, in April before they head for Europe.

2 Chainz, the stage name of Atlanta rapper Tauheed Epps, is scheduled to perform at spring MegaFest in Indianapolis and State Farm Arena in his hometown in April.

The indefatigable Oscar- and Grammy-winning pop diva is scheduled to perform 19 shows this spring as a continuation of her winter tour, starting at the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina, on March 20.

The Grammy-winning singer from Canada is scheduled to perform mostly in the East and Midwest this spring, starting with a show at the PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina, on March 20.

Born Tyler Gregory Okonma, the California-born rapper has two shows scheduled this spring at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans in March and at 5th Street Beach Stage in Virginia Beach, Virgina, in April before he tours Europe in June.

Chicago native Chance the Rapper (born Chancelor Jonathan Bennett) has one show scheduled this spring, at the Something in the Water event in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in April.

The former lead singer of the group No Doubt has eight shows scheduled this spring at Zappo’s Theater at Planet Hollywood before she goes on tour in Europe in the summer.

The Jamaican party band, influenced by reggae and electronic music, is scheduled to appear at the Something in the Water event in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in April. It also has two shows at two different venues in Las Vegas in May.

The Atlanta-based rapper (born Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph) became a rap artist as the result of a tragedy in which his best friend was shot to death on his 21st birthday. 21 Savage is scheduled to perform at Coachella in Indio, California, in April.

The band from Seattle that helped define grunge rock and became one of the biggest groups in America in the 1990s has 12 shows scheduled this spring, beginning with a tour date at the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore in late March.

The New York City-based Grammy-winning duo of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall, who had the multi-platinum hits “Roses” and “Closer,” will play 14 of their spring shows at the XS Nightclub in Las Vegas before they go to Europe in late August and tour there through the end of October.

The New York-based indie rockers have one spring show scheduled, at the White Oak Music Hall in Houston in late March. Then they embark on an Asian tour beginning in late May that will take them to Japan and South Korea.

The Atlanta hip-hop trio plans to perform at the Something in the Water event at Virginia Beach, Virgina, in late April. They head to a festival in Germany in July.

The indie rockers from Akron, Ohio, have one show scheduled in the United States this spring, and that is in Atlanta at the Shaky Knees Festival in May. Then the band will tour Canada during May.

The Southern California punk rockers, who in recent years replaced founding member Tom DeLonge with guitarist Matt Skiba, have one spring show scheduled, at the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware, in June.

The R&B artist from Fort Stewart, Georgia, who gained notoriety in 2017 for the Grammy-nominated single “Location” is scheduled to appear at shows at BottleRock Napa Valley in Napa, California, in May and at the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware, in June. Then he jets off to Spain and France for scheduled shows in July.

Fort Worth, Texas-native Kelly Clarkson, who became the first “American Idol” winner in 2002, is in residence this spring at Zappo’s Theater at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas for five shows, starting in early April. The residency will continue into summer.

The Grammy-winning R&B singer and songwriter (born Christopher Edwin Breaux) from Long Beach, California, who has written songs for Justin Bieber, John Legend, and Brandy, is due to perform at Coachella in Indio, California, in April.

The brash Los Angeles native, who has three No. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100, has an ambitious spring tour planned, with 26 shows scheduled. She returns to the United States from Australia in the beginning of March to begin her U.S. junket at the Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land, Texas, in late April.

The chart-topping singer who appears on four No.1 hits on the BIllboard Hot 100, including his infectious “Happy,” is scheduled to perform at the Something in the Water event in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in April.

The Grammy-winning band from Twenty One Pilots from Columbus, Ohio, are scheduled to appear at the Bunbury Festival in Cincinnati in June. Then they go to Europe at the end of June.

The five-person band from Colorado is fronted by Ryan Tedder, who has written for such luminaries as Leona Lewis, Beyonce, Maroon 5, and Adele. OneRepublic is scheduled to appear at the Purcell Pavilion in South Bend, Indiana.

Detroit native Big Sean will be performing at what may be this spring’s biggest musical event — Coachella. He may release a new album — with the rumored title “Detroit 2” — around this time as well.

The versatile singer-songwriter from Bridgeport, Connecticut, has made his name in the adult contemporary segment of the music industry. The Grammy-winning performer has one concert scheduled this spring, at the Lockn’ Music Festival in Arrington, Virginia, in June.

The Foo Fighters have three U.S. dates this spring, beginning with a performance at the Something in the Water Festival in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on April 20. The band will follow that with an appearance at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2020 and then the Boston Calling Music Festival 2020 before heading out for a string of international dates that will run into the summer.

Rapper A$AP Rocky will perform at two U.S. music festivals this spring before making his way over to Europe for several more performances. The U.S. concerts will begin with a performance at the Something in the Water Festival in Virginia Beach, Virginia, then the rapper will be the headlining act at the Rolling Loud Festival in Miami on May 8.

Pitbull will be touring in February and March and continue into the spring with nine U.S. dates, including five performances at Zappos Theater at Las Vegas Planet Hollywood for his new residency, “Pitbull – Get Ready Vegas.”

Metal royalty Metallica will return from their South American tour to play three U.S. shows this spring, beginning in Concord, North Carolina, on May 1. They’ll then perform at Welcome to Rockville in Daytona Beach, Florida (May 8) and Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival in Columbus, Ohio (May 15). The band has already scheduled a smattering of dates for this autumn as well.

Singer Halsey currently has plans to perform in 18 different countries this year, including 10 dates in the U.S. this spring. The singer will begin with a show at Los Angeles’s Shrine Auditorium on March 29. In addition to California, she’ll be performing in Washington, Arizona, Texas, North Carolina, Delaware, and Ohio.

English musician Ellie Goulding is making a single appearance for American fans this spring. She’ll be performing on Saturday, June 6, at Governors Ball Music Festival in New York City, along with acts such as Vampire Weekend and Carly Rae Jepsen.

Grammy-winning singer Usher has two scheduled live dates. The first is at Los Angeles’s Shrine Auditorium on March 29. Then, on April 20, he’ll be performing at Something in the Water Festival in Virginia Beach, Virginia, along with A$AP Rocky, Foo Fighters, Post Malone, and many more.

World famous DJ David Guetta will be spending his spring spinning records at the Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas, where he has 10 shows scheduled from March 28 through May 30. Tickets are available now for the shows, each of which will be on a Friday.

Following concerts scheduled in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, rapper Travis Scott will return to the U.S. to perform as a headlining act at Coachella on April 11 and 18. Other headlining acts include Frank Ocean and political rock band Rage Against the Machine.

The majority of singer Lana Del Rey’s upcoming tour dates are overseas, but she will return to the United States to perform at Coachella on April 12 and 19. Then, after a few more concerts in Europe, she will return once again to make an appearance at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee, on June 14.

Scottish DJ Calvin Harris — who just released his “Love Regenerator 1” EP this past January — will be one of the acts performing for the tens of thousands of fans who will attend this year’s Coachella music festival. He also has four shows scheduled at the Omnia Nightclub in Las Vegas this spring, and a few more planned for the summer.

Miley Cyrus recently released the “She Is Coming” EP. Cyrus is expected to release two additional EPs — “She Is Here” and “She Is Everything” — this year. The pop singer will be working the music festival circuit this spring, with appearances planned for BottleRock Napa Valley in California, Governors Ball Music Festival in New York, and Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee.

Korean pop group BTS will be embarking on their Map of the Soul Tour this year in support of their upcoming album “Map of the Soul: 7.” With 13 concerts planned for the U.S. and two in Canada, it will be the group’s most extensive North American tour ever.

After 37 years together, the LA rockers continue performing for their millions of fans. This May, they will appear at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, BottleRock 2020 in Napa Valley, California, and in Boston Calling in Boston.

Seventy-two-year-old Elton John will continue this year his farewell tour, which has been ongoing since September 2018, with 30 U.S. dates planned for the spring. After more than 50 years of playing live, John has announced that this “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour will be his final excursion.

The majority of Post Malone’s U.S. tour dates will take place during the remaining weeks of winter. He does have three shows planned for the very beginning of spring, however — in San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and Virginia Beach, Virginia. The “Rockstar” rapper will then head to Europe for a series of concerts.

Rapper Lil Wayne currently has just one scheduled concert. He’ll be performing at Chicago’s Radius — an old steel factory-turned-event space — on March 28.

After a string of international tour dates, Maroon 5 will be returning to the U.S. beginning with a concert in Chula Vista, California, on May 30. They will continue touring throughout the spring — and into summer — accompanied by opening acts Leon Bridges and Meghan Trainor.

Grammy-winner Bruno Mars will be performing a series of cell phone-free concerts at the Park Theater in Las Vegas this year. The five shows — two of which before spring officially begins — will take place on March 6 and 7 and April 20, 24, and 25.

The majority of superstar Taylor Swift’s scheduled tour dates are overseas, until this coming summer. American fans can catch her before she departs at a free concert on Sunday, April 5 in Atlanta. Swift will be headlining the Capital One JamFest as part of the 2020 NCAA March Madness Music Festival.

Eighteen-year-old Billie Eilish was one of 2019’s biggest success stories following the release of her chart-topping debut album “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” The singer will continue to support the album with tour dates planned throughout this spring. While many of these concerts are already sold out, fans can catch her at Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama, and Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware.

Justin Bieber’s fifth studio album “Changes” is set to be released on Feb. 14. It’ll be the singer’s first full-length album since the release of “Purpose” in 2015. In support of the record, Bieber will tour throughout the western U.S. this spring, before covering the rest of the country this coming summer.

Fresh off her multiple wins at the most recent Grammy Awards, including an award for her “A Star is Born” soundtrack, superstar Lady Gaga has nine concerts scheduled for this spring. The downside is that fans will have to travel to Nevada to see her. All of the shows will take place at Park Theater as a part of the singer’s Las Vegas residency titled “Enigma.” This series will run from April 30 through May 16.