Madison Square Garden: Last News

Katy Perry just announced the U.S. leg of her forthcoming ‘Lifetimes Tour’ after initially breaking the news of an international 2025 jaunt back in September.While in the States, the “Fireworks” singer is slated to headline at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Thursday, Aug.

Kylie Minogue by to ever headline Madison Square Garden.After all, on her last US tour — way back in 2011 — the Aussie diva “only” played Hammerstein Ballroom, which is not even as big as Radio City Music Hall.But while heading into her mid-’50s — an age at which most veteran pop stars are on the inevitable decline — the singer reached the unlikeliest of career peaks with “Padam Padam,” which won Minogue a new generation of fans in the US. Expanding her loyal base in the gay community, the song of summer 2023 song even won Minogue her second Grammy — a show of respect for the bubblegum girl whose biggest hit had been her cover of Little Eva’s “The Loco-Motion” released way back in 1988.And 37 years after she began her music career, “Padam Padam” finally brought her all the way to Madison Square Garden on Friday night for the first of two shows on her Tension Tour at the Big Apple’s big daddy of arenas.“This is New York City!” a giddy Minogue exclaimed to rapturous applause that led into “Kylie” chants.

Kesha just announced her summer 2025 ‘The Tits Out Tour’ that will send her along with co-headliner Scissor Sisters and special guests Slayyyter and Rose Gray “Right Round” to arenas, amphitheaters, music centers, pavilions and stages all over North America from July through August.That includes stops at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on July 23 and Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater on July 31.“I’m going TITS OUT this summer to bring as much safety, fun, acceptance, love, connection, and celebration to this country because we are just as much the fabric of this FREE nation as anyone else,” the Grammy-nominated pop icon shared. “We will not be quiet, and we will fight through joy! I think it’s time to make LOVE, not content.

The Rose are blooming.The K-Pop group just announced they’re returning to North America for their 2025 ‘Once Upon A Wrld Tour’ that will send them to arenas, theaters, performing arts centers and casinos all over the US and Canada from July through August.They’re coming to New York City, too.Early on in their 15-concert run, Woo-sung, Do-joon, Ha-joon, and Jae-hyeong will make their sole Big Apple stop when they drop into The Theater at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, July 12.This will be their first gig in the city since their October 2023 show — also at The Theater at Madison Square Garden — which was part of their ‘Dawn To Dusk Tour.’ That nationwide tour concluded with an 11-song Coachella set in April 2024.While on the road this time around, the quartet will likely deliver tracks from their 2023 album “Dual” along with cuts from their forthcoming EP ‘WRLD,’ due out May 30. “‘WRLD’ is an EP that showcases beautiful melodies and the band’s distinct musical universe, capturing The Rose’s musical journey,” Transparent Arts claimed.

Lady Gaga is causing quite a bit of ‘Mayhem.’Due to overwhelming demand, the 14-time Grammy winner has added a number of shows to her forthcoming ‘Mayhem Ball World Tour.’That includes three (!) additional gigs at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.Originally, the recent “SNL” host and musical guest scheduled back-to-back-to-back concerts at the Knicks and Rangers’ home on Friday, Aug. 22, Saturday, Aug.

Andrea Bocelli just announced his 2025 tour where he’ll perform at arenas along with conductor Maestro Steven Mercurio all over North America from October through December.Toward the end of the run, the world-famous tenor will celebrate his 25th anniversary of performing at New York City’s Madison Square Garden with two holiday shows on Wednesday, Dec. 17 and Thursday, Dec.

Mother Lady Gaga just announced she’s jetting off on her international ‘Mayhem Ball Tour’ this summer and fall in support of her critically-acclaimed 2025 record “Mayhem.”Midway through the North American leg of the run, the New York native will take part in a homecoming of sorts when she headlines back-to-back-to-back shows at Madison Square Garden.Her three Manhattan-based shows are set to take place Friday, Aug. 22, Saturday, Aug.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s love story — and love affair with New York — gets a close-up in the first trailer for “One to One: John & Yoko.”The upcoming documentary from Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald captures the couple in their post-Beatles early days in NYC in the early ‘70s, following them as they move into an apartment in Greenwich Village.The clip begins with Lennon calling for a man named Howard, and the woman who answers the phone begins to spell out his name before recognizing who it is.“You’re a member of The Beatles?” she says. “That’s right, yeah,” he replies.A cereal-eating Lennon then says, “Good morning, folks.

Eric Clapton just announced he’s mapped out a brief 2025 arena tour this September in support of his bluesy 2024 album “Meanwhile.”He’ll be joined by Jakob Dylan’s The Wallflowers at all shows.Near the end of the six-concert run, ol’ Slow Hand is slated to stop into New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Friday, Sept. 19.This NYC one-off will be his first gig in the Big Apple since 2022 when he played back-to-back shows at MSG as part of his ‘US Tour 2022.’For those that have yet to see the former Cream/Blind Faith/Derek and the Dominos/Yardbirds/John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers guitarist live, he typically plays acoustic and electric tracks at each show.

Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet Tour’ was too short.Due to overwhelming demand — “you asked and we listened” Carpenter shared on Instagram — the “Espresso” singer announced she added a second North American leg to her international run.She’ll now hit five arenas all over the U.S. and Canada this fall with special guests Olivia Dean, Ravyn Lenae and Amber Mark joining her on select dates.Early in the run, Carpenter is slated to headline at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Oct.

Tate McRae will serve as the musical guest on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” for the second time alongside host Shane Gillis.Her forthcoming Studio 8H gig comes on the heels of a big week for the 21-year-old pop star. Over the past few days, she released her third studio album “So Close To What” and extended her worldwide ‘Miss Possessive Tour,’ which includes three headlining shows at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.The three concerts at the Knicks and Rangers’ home are set to take place on Wednesday, Sept.

moved out of Madison Square Garden — ending his landmark residency at his hometown arena last July after 10 years, 104 sold-out shows and 1.9 million tickets scanned — but he’s not saying goodbye to the concert life. In fact, he’s announced a 2025 stadium tour that will have him making more NYC history.The 75-year-old legend will become the first artist to play all three stadiums in the New York area in a single summer: Yankee Stadium in The Bronx on July 18; MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Aug.

Wu-Tang Clan is bringing the ruckus just one more time.The Staten Island Hip-Hop collective announced they’re embarking on their farewell ‘Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour’ this summer with special guest Run The Jewels.Late in the 27-concert run, RZA, GZA, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa and Cappadonna along with Young Dirty Bastard will perform at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, July 16 and Newark’s Prudential Center on Thursday, July 17.“[This] may be the last time you see us all together in the physical, RZA told the New York Times. “You might watch us on TV, but we’re not coming to your city again.

and red Solo cups.Country superstar Dierks Bentley just announced his 33-concert ‘Broken Branches Tour’ in support of his forthcoming 11th studio album with special guests Zach Top and The Band Loula.Toward the end of the expansive nationwide run, the 49-year-old Phoenix native has five New York and New Jersey shows scheduled.Up first, he’ll swing by Camden, NJ’s Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Thursday, Aug. 7.After that, the “What Was I Thinkin'” crooner boot scoots into Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater on Thursday, Aug.

Hardy was announced as one of Morgan Wallen’s four ‘One Night At A Time Tour’ opening acts.A little over two years later, he’s headlining an arena tour of his own.From May through September, Hardy will drop into huge venues all over the country on his ‘Jim Bob World Tour’ along with special guests Koe Wetzel, Stephen Wilson Jr., McCoy Moore and Sikarus on select dates.To close the nationwide run, the 34-year-old country rocker — whose written music for Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett and Wallen, of course — hits New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Sept. 24.Before that, he’ll be at Syracuse’s Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater on Thursday, Sept.

Lainey Wilson just announced she’s going to hit arenas, amphitheaters and pavilions all over the U.S. and Canada on her 2025 ‘Whirlwind Tour’ with special guests Muscadine Bloodline, Ernest, Zach Meadows, Lauren Watkins, Drake Milligan and more on select dates.That includes a stop at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Friday, Oct.

Billy Idol left his seminal punk band Generation X and struck out on his own as a solo artist in New York City.44 years and countless hits later, the iconic rocker is finally headlining Madison Square Garden.Idol, 69, just announced his 2025 ‘It’s A Nice Day To…Tour Again’ tour with special guest Joan Jett and The Blackhearts that will send the pair to arenas, amphitheaters and music pavilions all over North America from April through September.That includes MSG, which he’ll bring “White Wedding,” “Dancing With Myself,” “Rebel Yell,” “Eyes Without A Face,” “Mony Mony” and so many more classics to on Wednesday, Aug. 20.He’ll also drop into Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Aug.

Chris Stapleton’s annual ‘All-American Road Show Tour.’Dating back to 2017 — excluding 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic — the ten-time Grammy winner has embarked on a nationwide summer tour along with a host of country-fried special guests.This year, the 46-year-old Kentucky native will his talents on the road from June all the way until October along with Marcus King, Nikki Lane, The War and Treaty, Brittney Spencer, Grace Potter and more on select dates.Midway through the run, Stapleton and co. are scheduled to make a trio of New York stops.

Madison Square Garden is embracing this cultural shift as evidenced by their impressively curated lineup of headliners and events — that cater to specific audiences’ tastes — booked at the venue from January through September this year.There’s a little something for the rave crowd (Dom Dolla on March 7-8), WWE crew (Monday Night RAW on March 10), metalheads (Disturbed on March 21), bluesy Southern rock fans (Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats on March 27) and goofy comedy aficionados (Tom Segura on March 29).And that’s just March.Later in 2025, the Knicks, Rangers and St. John’s men’s basketball venue are bringing in heavy hitters that aren’t quite as niche as the acts booked in the first half of the year.

Madison Square Garden.From Dec. 28-31, Phish will return to the Knicks and Rangers’ home for four huge concerts — their 84th, 85th, 86th and 87th at the legendary venue. Other than Billy Joel, Trey Anastasio‘s jam band has performed at MSG more than any other artist.Best of all, each gig is completely unique making all four essential for hardcore Super-Phans.“It’s not like anything you’ve ever seen because it’s never happened before,” NY-based comedian and proud Phan Max Fine told the New York Post.

Gracie Abrams is in the sequel business.The popular singer-songwriter — who happens to be fresh off an “SNL” musical guest appearance — recently added a new leg to her ongoing ‘The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour’ featuring special guest Role Model.She’s now slated to perform at arenas and amphitheaters all over North America in July and August 2025. That includes a pair of back-to-back gigs at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Monday, July 28 and Tuesday, July 29.“I can’t believe these rooms we get to play,” she shared on Instagram.