Global sensation Bruno Mars is expanding "The Romantic Tour," adding over 30 new dates to meet the overwhelming demand. This marks his first global headlining tour in almost a decade and his first ever stadium tour.
Following the announcement of the initial dates, Live Nation North America reported record-breaking single-day ticket sales, prompting the addition of 31 new shows across North America, Europe, and the UK. The tour now boasts nearly 70 shows.
"The Romantic Tour" is in support of Mars' upcoming fourth studio album, "The Romantic," slated for release on February 27th via Atlantic Records. The tour kicks off on April 10th in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium. Mars will bring his signature high-energy performance to major cities worldwide, including Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, Denver, and Miami. He is set to headline iconic venues, including back-to-back shows at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Wembley Stadium in London, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
Joining Bruno Mars on all dates is Anderson .Paak, in his DJ Pee .Wee persona. Select shows will also feature support from Victoria Monét, RAYE, and Leon Thomas. For the Gillette Stadium show, RAYE will be a supporting act.
The tour is produced by Live Nation, and all North American dates are sponsored by MGM Resorts International and The Pinky Ring at Bellagio. Tickets went on sale to the general public on January 15th, after an artist presale the day before.
Mars' previous "24K Magic World Tour," which launched in 2017, was a massive success, and "The Romantic Tour" promises to be even bigger. Mars has sold 7.7 million tickets and grossed $946.6 million across 388 headline reports.
The expansion includes multiple nights in several major cities. For example, due to popular demand, additional shows have been added at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, on August 25th and 26th.
This tour follows Mars' successful Las Vegas residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM. In 2024, he opened Los Angeles' Intuit Dome and performed 14 sold-out stadium shows across Brazil.
