Tour | Bruno Mars
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www.brunomars.comHere’s the latest I can share about Bruno Mars' 2026 tour.
Short answer
- Bruno Mars announced a global stadium tour for 2026 called The Romantic Tour, in support of his album The Romantic, with a mix of North American, European, and UK dates, kicking off in April 2026. This tour marks his first full headline stadium outing in nearly a decade. [reported by multiple outlets in January 2026] [web citations: see sources below]
Details and context
- Tour title and purpose: The Romantic Tour is tied to Bruno Mars’ forthcoming fourth solo album, The Romantic, released February 27, 2026, with the tour serving as his first major solo headlining run in about ten years. This aligns with early January 2026 announcements from major entertainment outlets.[2][4][5]
- Scale and geography: Initial announcements described nearly 40 shows across North America, Europe, and the UK, with stadiums involved and plans for a large-scale production. Additional dates were added later, expanding to a multi-continent itinerary, including prominent venues in major cities.[3][4][2]
- Featured guests and collaborators: Anderson .Paak, performing as DJ Pee Wee, is billed to join all dates, with supporting acts including Victoria Monét, RAYE, and Leon Thomas in selected markets.[4][6]
- Notable kickoff and venues: The tour was scheduled to begin in April 2026, with early reports pointing to stadium-level venues in North America and major European cities, including Wembley Stadium in London among others.[3][4]
What to watch for (practical tips)
- Tickets: General on-sale dates were set for mid-January 2026, with presales likely in January 2026. If you’re in NYC or nearby, you’ll want to monitor presales and Live Nation/Ticketmaster channels.[6][2]
- Dates and changes: Tours of this scale can add or shift dates; check Bruno Mars’ official tour page and major ticket platforms for the latest lineup and venue changes.[7]
Sources
- Bruno Mars announces The Romantic Tour and album The Romantic (early January 2026)[2][4]
- Variety: Adds dozens of new dates and confirms stadium-scale plan (January 2026)[3]
- Bruno Mars official tour page and related coverage (May 2026 context)[7]
If you’d like, I can pull the current confirmed date list for your area (New York City) and map the closest shows, plus give you a quick checklist for securing tickets.