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Pierce The Veil just announced their international ‘I Can’t Hear You Tour’ that will send the band to North America, Europe and Latin America from May through December 2025.Early in the run, the post-hardcore trio has a gig at New York City’s Madison Square Garden booked. They’ll headline at the Knicks and Rangers’ home on Tuesday, May 20.Sleeping With Sirens will serve as Pierce The Veil’s special guest at all shows.

Matteo Bocelli has no issues following in the grande footsteps of his father Andrea Bocelli, the beloved Italian tenor.“I’m proud to be a Bocelli, I’m proud of what my father has achieved in his career,” Bocelli, 27, told The Post. “I feel extremely lucky to have a very strong passion for music, and that’s what basically doesn’t let me really think of being ‘the son of.’ Because if you’re doing something that makes you happy and it satisfies you, you don’t really think of the negative aspects.”And Bocelli is happy to inherit some of his 66-year-old father’s fans with his debut solo album “Matteo” and his “A Night with Matteo” tour that hits Manhattan’s Town Hall on Monday.“I do know that the largest part of my fan base now, it comes from my father,” he admitted.

frontman Scott Stapp was in a different kind of fatherly feels.“I brought my son Jagger out, and I’ll never forget bringing him out as a little boy onstage,” Stapp, 51, told The Post. “And you know, the whole thing ‘If you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere’ …. I got to share that memory with my little boy.”Twenty four years after that father-son bonding moment, Stapp and Creed are finally making their way back to the Garden on their “Are You Ready?” reunion tour that hits MSG on Friday night.And the singer is rocking it as a grandfather this time.

Matt Rife is going to have a lot more fans to choose from for his crowd work next year.The 29-year-old comic just announced he’s going to play arenas all over North America on his 2025 ‘Stay Golden Tour.’ That includes a stop at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden on Saturday, July 19.“I’m so fkn excited to see y’all for even bigger and better shows!” Rife shared on Instagram. “Let’s have the night of our lives!”And while the stand-up’s star has risen exponentially over the past two years, he still isn’t above poking fun at himself as evidenced in this tongue in cheek NSFW promotional video where he pretends to snort cocaine, addresses the haters — yes, he masturbates to an angry Marc Maron tweet — and cracks wise about how he “broke a few hearts” on the road (one woman exits his hotel room as another enters).Want to see the freewheeling comic go off script live?You’re in luck.Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Matt Rife shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the ‘Stay Golden Tour’ is Friday, Nov.

Tate McRae is putting the pedal to the metal.Fresh off a nationwide tour and recently-announced Jingle Ball headlining spots, the 21-year-old pop star announced she’s releasing her third studio album “So Close To What” on Feb. 21 and is taking off on her arena ‘Miss Possessive Tour’ next August with special guests Zara Larsson and Benee on select dates.Late into the nationwide trek, the “greedy” singer is scheduled to swoop into New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Sept.

Andrea Bocelli kicks off his annual holiday tour that will send him to arenas all over North America yet again.And, yes, the 66-year-old tenor is scheduled to spread Christmas cheer in the Big Apple.Based on our findings, Carmela Soprano’s favorite singer has two shows booked at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Dec. 18 and Thursday, Dec.

sparked widespread outrage in the week leading up to the election, opened up about the poorly-received joke on the latest episode of his podcast “Kill Tony” released Monday. “I apologize to absolutely nobody,” Hinchcliffe declared to a cheering audience of the live show.

“The Descendants” and “Zombies” are joining forces for their interactive ‘Worlds Collide Tour.’Midway through the three-month, 43-concert run, “Descendants: The Rise of Red” and “Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires” stars are scheduled to make a quartet of stops in New York and New Jersey.First up, the actor/singers swoop into Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on Tuesday, Aug. 19.After that, the talented ensembles will perform back-to-back-to-back gigs at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Thursday, Aug.

the holiday Jingle Ball season is almost upon us.Starting Dec. 3, household name icons and up-and-coming acts will join forces for 11 huge, star-studded concerts at arenas all over North America.That includes a stop at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Friday, Dec.

Roger Waters are, in the immortal words of Taylor Swift, never ever getting back together.Gilmour recently made it clear that he would “absolutely not” perform with his rival former bandmate ever again, citing Waters’ controversial political views that have included inflammatory comments about Israel, Ukraine and the US.“I tend to steer clear of people who actively support genocidal and autocratic dictators like [president of Russia Vladimir] Putin and [president of Venezuela Nicolás] Maduro,” Gilmour, 78, told the Guardian in October. “Nothing would make me share a stage with someone who thinks such treatment of women and the LGBT community is OK.”But the legend and legacy of the British prof-rock band — which sold its catalog to Sony Music for $400 million last month — is such that even a solo Gilmour can draw faithful Floydians for five nights at Madison Square Garden on his “Luck and Strange” Tour.In 2024, that’s more than Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Justin Timberlake, Nicki Minaj, you name it.Gilmour released his fifth solo studio album, “Luck and Strange,” in September.

Tyler, The Creator won’t have much free time next year.The former Odd Future frontman just announced 16 additional dates to his globe-trotting ‘Chromakopia World Tour’ in support of his recently-released album with the same name.New Yorkers and New Jerseyans are in luck, too.Post-tour extension, the two-time Grammy winner has doubled up on his Big Apple and Garden State gigs.Now, he’ll headline at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on Monday, July 14 and Tuesday, July 15. Two days later, he’ll head to Brooklyn for a pair of Barclays Center gigs on Thursday, July 17 and Friday, July 18.He’ll wrap the Northeast run at Newark’s Prudential Center on Sunday, July 27 and Monday, July 28.At all shows, the 33-year-old Hip-Hop pioneer will be joined by Lil Yachty and Paris Texas.If you can’t wait until summer 2025, we recommend heading to the west coast to catch Tyler at his self-curated Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles on Nov.

Cyndi Lauper sang “When You Were Mine,” her synthful Prince cover from her 1983 debut “She’s So Unusual.”It was a reminder that, at 71, she had outlived other ’80s music icons such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and George Michael.And for the first time since her 1986 “True Colors” tour, the New York native was playing her hometown arena again. Who would’ve thought it would take her 38 years to get back there?But while Lauper never again reached the heights of her ’80s superstardom — her last Top 10 hit was 1989’s “I Drove All Night” — she has survived and evolved: She went from winning a Grammy for Best New Artist in 1985 to winning a Tony for Best Original Score for “Kinky Boots” in 2013.And now she is riding the wave of nostalgia for her pop career that has included a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, her documentary “Let the Canary Sing” and a “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” sample by Nicki Minaj (on “Pink Friday Girls”).Seizing her moment to play arenas again on this farewell tour — although that doesn’t mean she is retiring from music or live performance — Lauper is unwinding the second hand back to her glory days.And when she took the stage at a sold-out Garden to “She Bop” — her giddy ode to masturbation that riled up the PMRC (Parents Music Resource Center) as one of its “Filthy Fifteen” in 1985 — she was that punky rebel celebrating the joys of self-pleasure with her hiccuping vocal ticks that are singularly Cyndi.Maybe she couldn’t pull that off in another few years, but she still can now.

David Gilmour will begin his five-show residency at New York City’s Madison Square Garden in support of his recently-released solo album “Luck and Strange.”And yes, in case you were worried, the Pink Floyd vocalist and guitarist makes sure to pay homage to the band that made his name.Based on our findings at Set List FM, Gilmour performed a mix of solo tracks as well as Pink Floyd classics including “Comfortably Numb,” “The Great Gig In The Sky,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Breathe,” “Time” and more at his U.K. and LA gigs that preceded the New York leg of the run.As a cherry on top, critics can’t stop raving about how good Gilmour is live.In a five-star review, Metro called the 78-year-old Rock Hall of Famer’s live show “truly special” and The Times claimed ‘Luck and Strange’ is a “remarkable concert.”If this sounds like the ultimate classic rock bucket list concert for you, seats are still available for all five MSG Gilmour gigs.At the time of publication, last-minute tickets start at $122 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have inventory starting anywhere from $137 to $254 before fees.To find the show that makes the most sense for your schedule — and wallet — our team has everything you need to know and more about seeing David Gilmour live at MSG below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues, and links to buy tickets can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. “I got a call but they wanted me [for] Sunday,” the rapper, 49, said during an interview on “The Breakfast Club” radio show Tuesday.The hosts, including DJ Envy and Charlamagne tha God, brought up the reports that 50 Cent was also asked to perform his song “Many Men” at the Republican National Convention in July. The 2003 song became an anthem for Trump, 78, and his supporters after the first assassination attempt on the former president.

Ghost just delivered the perfect Halloween treat.On Monday, Oct. 28, the Swedish heavy metal group announced they’re heading out on a 2025 world tour that will send them to venues all over the globe from April through September.Midway through the U.S.

Dave Chappelle used to have a musical guest perform on “Chappelle’s Show.”As you may recall, Killer Mike — now of Run The Jewels — was one of those artists that shared the stage with the outspoken comic way back when.This November, the two will reunite for their seven-show ‘Still Talkin That S— Tour’ that will take them all over North America.That includes a stop at New York City’s The Theater at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, Nov. 21.According to a press release, ‘Still Talkin That S—‘ shows will feature a “fusion of music and comedy” and the co-headliners will perform a joint set at the same time.As of now, there’s no word on whether or not Killer Mike’s Run The Jewels bandmate El-P will drop in; it has been confirmed that he will be backed at all shows by his Mighty Midnight Revival Band that accompanied him on his past few solo albums though.Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Dave Chappelle shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the newly announced dates is Friday, Oct.

Kelsea Ballerini just announced she’ll play arenas all over North America on her 2025 ‘Kelsea Ballerini Live Tour’ with special guests Maisie Peters and MaRynn Taylor.Along the way, the country-pop star is slated to swing into Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on Feb. 6 and Newark’s Prudential Center on Feb.

Tyler, The Creator just announced he’ll play arenas all over the world on his 2025 ‘Chromakopia Tour’ in support of his new “Phantom Tollbooth” and ’70s Zambian rock-inspired album with the same name, which hits shelves Oct. 28.Late in the run, the 33-year-old Hip-Hop icon is scheduled to stop in at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on July 14, Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on July 17 and Newark’s Prudential Center on July 27.At all shows, he’ll be joined by Lil Yachty and Paris Texas.Ahead of the tour, fans can catch Tyler at his self-curated Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles on Nov.

Billie Eilish did indeed seem to have everything she wanted on Wednesday night.In the first of three sold-out shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden on her “Hit Me Hard and Soft” Tour, the 22-year-old pop phenom got all the love she could’ve asked for — and then some.“It’s pretty f—king amazing — gosh,” said an almost embarrassed Eilish to deafening cheers. “Thank you guys for being here and joining me.”But when she sang “Everything I Wanted” — the 2019 hit that won Eilish one of her nine Grammys and her second straight for Record of the Year — it didn’t exactly feel as if she was living the dream.In fact, on her first tour without her producer brother Finneas, she seemed to be conflicted about it all.

Billie Eilish has once again proven herself to be “THE GREATEST.”The 22-year-old artist kicked off the first night of her sold-out, three-show MSG residency as part of her ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ tour in a simultaneously electric and acoustic fashion. And let’s just say she titled the album and tour perfectly.Over 22 songs, Eilish took the crowd — and me — on an emotional rollercoaster.