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    Bucket listing gadgets get a bit tougher to return by every 12 months.

    In 2025, Billy Joel retired and each The Who and Electric Light Orchestra carried out their final concerts.

    On a sadder be aware, Beach Boys virtuoso Brian Wilson, Sly and the Family Stone frontman Sly Stone, KISS guitarist Ace Frehley and Moody Blues vocalist John Lodge all handed.

    And, many of the greats — Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Paul Simon, John Fogerty and Frankie Valli to call just a few — are all over 80, that means that any tour of theirs may abruptly grow to be a farewell run.

    Therefore, that’s why seeing your favorites from means again when is more pressing now than ever.

    Thankfully, many of the greats from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s are firing their amps up as soon as again in 2026.

    In fact, we discovered 76 (!) large artists including Canadian energy rockers RUSH, stadium headliners AC/DC, heavy hitmakers Guns N’ Roses, ’80s heroes Bon Jovi and Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant, who just is perhaps coming to a venue close to you these next few months.

    Want to catch them live before that could not be a chance?

    Keep scrolling and ebook the bucket listing present of your desires proper now before it’s too late.

    Household title headliners

    Runs June 7 by Dec. 3

    Runs July 11 by Sept. 29

    Runs July 7-26

    with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian
    Runs March 14 by April 7

    Runs May 28 by June 14

    Runs Jan. 21 by May 24

    Runs March 26 by May 17

    Runs March 21 by May 1

    Runs Feb. 28 by July 2

    Runs Feb. 17-24

    Runs Feb. 27 by Sept. 1

    Runs May 6 by Nov. 24

    Runs May 11 by July 18

    James Taylor

    Runs July 3-4

    Heart

    Runs Feb. 15 by March 15

    Huge Las Vegas residencies

    The Eagles at Las Vegas Sphere

    Runs Jan. 23 by March 28

    Runs April 16 by May 2

    Joan Jett at the House of Blues

    Runs Feb. 13-21
    *Jett will also carry out at the Florida Strawberry Festival on March 21

    John Fogerty at Planet Hollywood

    Runs Jan. 22 by March 21

    Runs Feb. 3-28

    Icons touring exterior the U.S.

    Paul Simon

    Runs May 7-18

    Eric Clapton

    Runs April 24 by May 17

    Runs April 10 by Dec. 19

    Rubs Feb. 11 by Nov. 23

    Kraftwerk

    Runs April 27 by July 17

    The Guess Who

    Runs Jan. 31 by June 10

    Throwback hitmakers

    Earth Wind and Fire

    Runs March 26 by May 17

    Foreigner

    with Lynyrd Skynyrd on choose dates
    Runs Feb. 25 by Aug. 29

    Styx

    with Chicago and Cheap Trick on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 7 by Sept. 6

    Grand Funk Railroad

    Runs Jan. 10 by May 29

    Chicago’s ‘The Windy Cities Tour’

    with Styx on choose dates
    Runs Feb. 13 by Sept. 6

    Cheap Trick

    with Styx on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 10 by May 24

    with Neil Giraldo
    Runs Jan. 26 by Feb. 6

    America’s ‘Happy Trails Tour’

    Runs March 7 by May 21

    Three Dog Night

    with Ambrosia and John Ford Coley on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 15 by July 7

    John Oates

    with The Good Road Band
    Runs Feb. 20 by March 15

    Toto

    Featuring Christopher Cross and The Romantics on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 10 by Aug. 26

    Air Supply

    Runs Feb. 13 by Sept. 5

    ’60s lifers

    The Beach Boys

    Runs Jan. 24 by July 4

    Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons’ ‘The Last Encores Tour’

    Runs Feb. 20 by April 26

    The Righteous Brothers’ ‘Bringin’ Back that Lovin’ Feelin’ Tour’

    Runs Feb. 10 by June 19

    Runs Feb. 12 by Nov. 6

    Tommy James and the Shondells

    Runs Feb. 14 by May 9

    Happy Together Tour

    Feat. The Turtles, Jay and the Americans, Little Anthony, Gary Puckett, The (*76*), The Cowsills
    Runs May 29 by Aug. 29

    with Peter Noone and Chris Ruggiero on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 16 by Aug. 15

    Country-fried rock and roll

    with Foreigner on choose dates
    Runs Feb. 14 by Sept. 5

    with The BFG Band
    Runs Jan. 21 by Feb. 28

    ZZ Top’s ‘The Big One Tour’

    Featuring Dwight Yoakam on choose dates
    Runs March 22 by May 23

    Marshall Tucker Band

    with Jefferson Starship on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 10 by Aug. 16

    Little Feat

    Runs April 10 by June 7

    Folksy icons

    Graham Nash

    Runs April 4 by May 2

    Don McLean

    Runs Jan. 16 by June 6

    Hard rockers

    Alice Cooper

    with Criss Angel on choose dates
    Runs March 6 by May 23

    Runs Sept. 5-29

    with Tesla and Extreme
    Runs July 17 by Sept. 26

    Gene Simmons

    Runs Feb. 3-21

    with Animals as Leaders
    Runs April 1 by May 30

    Foghat

    Featuring Nazareth, Head East and The Babys on choose dates
    Runs Jan. 9 by May 8

    Kansas

    Runs Jan. 9 by Aug. 16

    Blue Öyster Cult

    Runs Feb. 6-21

    .38 Special

    Runs Feb. 6 by June 7

    Runs Feb. 13 by March 31

    Off the overwhelmed path mini-tours

    Iggy Pop

    Runs April 10-19

    Runs April 3-17

    with The Band Geeks
    Runs April 17 by May 7

    Jefferson Starship

    with Marshall Tucker Band on choose dates
    Runs Feb. 14 by Oct. 3

    Runs Feb. 25 by Oct. 24

    Little River Band

    Runs Feb. 5 by July 11

    Emerson Lake and Palmer

    with just Carl Palmer
    Runs April 16 by May 1

    Rick Wakeman of Yes

    Runs March 11-29

    War

    Runs Jan. 10 by April 17

    Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes

    One present on Feb. 7 with Eddie Testa

    Ohio Players

    One present on April 24

    High-profile tributes

    Croce Plays Croce

    AJ Croce performs his father Jim’s hits
    Runs March 22 by April 11

    Zakk Sabbath

    Zakk Wylde performs Black Sabbath songs
    Runs Feb. 27 by May 15

    Runs Feb. 9 by June 10

    Need even more live music from before Y2K in your life?

    Here are 5 of our favourite ’90s artists that can be about and about in ’26.

    • Foo Fighters

    • No Doubt

    • Nine Inch Nails

    • Cake

    • Goo Goo Dolls

    Who else is on the highway? Check out our listing of all the biggest artists on tour in 2026 to search out the present that makes the most sense for you.

    This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live occasions reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour bulletins out of your favourite musical artists and comedians, in addition to Broadway openings, sporting occasions and more live reveals – and finds nice ticket costs on-line. Since he began his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen live performance and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to call a few. Please be aware that offers can expire, and all costs are topic to vary.

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