July 2026
Concert Tours

After four years away from the stage while Jon Bon Jovi recovered from vocal cord surgery, the Jersey legends return with an unprecedented nine-night residency at Madison Square Garden. This marks one of the most anticipated comebacks in rock, with Jon confirming he's fully recovered and ready. The Forever Tour kicks off July 7th and runs through July 26th at The Garden before heading to stadiums across the UK and Ireland. Expect all the anthems that defined a generation.

Celebrating both the 20th anniversary of their legendary Carnival of Sins tour and the band's 45th anniversary, the Crüe brings back the full circus spectacle with pyro, aerials, and total chaos. The original 2005-2006 tour was one of the top-grossing runs of that era, featuring little people, acrobats, fire breathers, and Tommy Lee flying to a suspended drum kit. This reimagined production promises to go even further. With Tesla and Extreme as support, this 33-date amphitheater run kicks off July 17th in Burgettstown and tears across North America through late September.

Amy Lee and her powerhouse band embark on their most ambitious world tour in years, bringing an all-female-fronted lineup that's pure fire. Fresh off massive shows with Metallica and My Chemical Romance, Evanescence hits North American amphitheaters and arenas throughout July with Canadian metal phenoms Spiritbox and British rock duo Nova Twins in tow. Their recent single "Afterlife" is the fastest-moving track of their career, and the setlist will span from Fallen classics to new material. This is the rock event of the summer for anyone who grew up on "Bring Me To Life" and wants to see what gothic metal looks like in 2026.

The Grammy-winning English rock titans launch an extensive North American amphitheater tour behind their tenth studio album The Wow! Signal, named after the famous 1977 radio burst that suggested possible extraterrestrial contact. After stepping in for Kings of Leon at Madrid's Mad Cool festival to rave reviews, Muse brings their cosmic spectacle stateside with a production mixing LED screens, lasers, and their signature stadium-rock intensity. With support from The Temper Trap and Bloc Party on select dates, this tour kicks off July 5th and wraps at the Hollywood Bowl on August 31st. Expect an era-spanning setlist powered by Matt Bellamy's otherworldly vocals and guitar work.