Bruno Mars announces The Romantic Tour, first stadium run in nearly a decade
Bruno Mars is returning to stadiums with The Romantic Tour, his first full headlining tour in nearly 10 years. Launching in April and spanning 40 dates across North America, Europe and the U.K., the tour coincides with the release of his first solo album in a decade. With major stops in cities like London, Paris, Chicago and Miami and support from Anderson .Paak, Raye, Leon Thomas and Victoria Monét the tour marks a major new era for the Grammy-winning star.
Bruno Mars is officially returning to the global stage with The Romantic Tour, marking his first full headlining stadium tour in nearly ten years. The tour follows the singer’s massively successful 24K Magic World Tour in 2017 and coincides with the release of his first solo album in a decade.
Set to launch in April, The Romantic Tour will span 40 dates across North America, Europe and the United Kingdom. The run begins in Las Vegas and wraps in Vancouver in October, with major stops including Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, London, Paris, Berlin and Milan. Mars will also perform multiple nights in cities such as Toronto, Amsterdam, London, Inglewood and East Rutherford.
Joining Mars on the road are several high-profile supporting acts. Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson .Paak will appear as his DJ alter ego, DJ Pee .Wee, while pop star Raye and R&B artists Leon Thomas and Victoria Monét will join select dates.
The tour announcement arrives just weeks ahead of the release of Mars’ upcoming album, The Romantic, scheduled to drop Feb. 27. The Grammy-winning artist also teased a new single set for release on Jan. 9, with the album currently available for preorder.
Tickets for The Romantic Tour will first be available through an artist presale beginning Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 12 p.m. local time. Fans must register at BrunoMars.com by Monday, Jan. 12, at 10 a.m. PT to participate. A general onsale will follow on Thursday, Jan. 15, also at 12 p.m. local time.
The tour marks a major career moment for Mars, who has remained largely off the touring circuit while collaborating with Silk Sonic and working on new solo material. With a new album, a stadium-scale tour and a high-profile lineup of collaborators, The Romantic Tour positions Mars for one of the biggest live music events of 2026.