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The Stadium Tour: Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison & Joan Jett and The Blackhearts at T-Mobile Park

The stadium tour tickets, t-mobile park | seattle, washington, event rescheduled to wednesday 31st august 2022. originally tuesday 7th september 2021. all original tickets are still valid.

Congratulations for finding the only place to get tickets to see The Stadium Tour: Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison & Joan Jett and The Blackhearts for a live rock show at the world famous T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington on Wednesday 2nd September 2020. This one-off event brings some of the finest artists under one roof to put on a night of unforgettable music that fans have been waiting years for! Just imagine, you are among the sell-out crowd at the T-Mobile Park this Wednesday 2nd September 2020, and you are being transported by the same music that defined a generation! To get your tickets today, click the Buy Tickets button below!

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The Stadium Tour: Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe, Poison, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

BIGGEST NORTH AMERICAN STADIUM TOUR OF 2022 KICKS OFF THIS JUNE

Over 1 million tickets already sold 5 new shows added, new dates on sale starting feb. 25 at 10 am local time on livenation.com.

After two summers of delays it is FINALLY happening!! The world’s most iconic and celebrated rock legends will hit the road together this summer for a coheadlining tour SO MASSIVE that it could only be held in North America’s biggest stadiums. THE STADIUM TOUR featuring, MÖTLEY CRÜE, DEF LEPPARD with POISON and JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS will hit select cities in the U.S. and Canada where each band will bring their electrifying stage shows while promising to perform their stadium sized anthems. Produced by Live Nation, the summer tour is set to steamroll through North America starting June 2022.

Due to fan demand, the tour is adding 5 all new stadium shows to the epic run. Tickets for the new dates will go on-sale to the general public beginning Friday, February 25 at 10 am local time at  www.LiveNation.com , check local listings for details. Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe VIP offerings for the 5 new shows will be available coinciding with the general onsale next Friday Feb. 25 at 10 am local time.

Citi is the official card of The Stadium Tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to purchase presale tickets for Indianapolis and Las Vegas shows beginning Tuesday, February 22 at 10 am local time until Thursday, February 24 at 10 pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit  www.citientertainment.com . For Toronto, Vancouver, and Edmonton shows American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public beginning Tuesday, February 22 at 10 am local time until Thursday, February 24 at 10 pm local time. 

Following the huge success of their NETFLIX biopic THE DIRT, Mötley Crüe has seen a massive surge in new audience with fans around the world demanding the band tour again. This led to the band members reuniting and announcing that “Mötley Crüe is back” in 2019. While The Dirt caused a meteoric 350% increase in streams of Mötley Crüe’s music across all platforms and the younger 18-44 demographic now represents 64% of the band’s fanbase most of the new fans have never seen any of the band’s legendary live shows that Crüeheads have relished for 4 decades. In 2021, Mötley Crüe celebrated their 40th band anniversary, as well as the 40th birthday of their iconic debut album, TOO FAST FOR LOVE. The 35th anniversary of their GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS hit album is coming up on May 15. Mötley Crüe have sold over 100 million albums worldwide, achieving 7 platinum and multi-platinum albums, 9 Top 10 albums, 22 Top 40 Mainstream Rock hits, 6 Top 20 Pop singles and 3 GRAMMY nominations. The band have amassed close to 5 billion streams across digital platforms. They have over 15 million social media followers, a New York Times best-seller and a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. The band is ready to deliver an over the top stage show packed full of hit songs.

“It’s on!  We don’t think we’ve ever looked forward more to kicking off a tour than this one. We can’t wait to finally see all the fans across North America again. Get ready for a wild ride this summer!” Mötley Crüe said in a joint statement. 

ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Def Leppard are one of the most important forces in rock music. In 2019, the icons closed out a sold-out worldwide tour including a North American stadium run & headlining the UK’s Download Festival to 90k screaming fans. Def Leppard’s star continues to rise and prevail. The band have amassed a staggering 5.5 billion streams since 2018, reaching a younger 18-44 demographic that now represents 58% of their fanbase. Additionally, the band have garnered an impressive 15 million followers across their social media platforms. Def Leppard also celebrates the landmark 45 th anniversary of their formation this year, marking 45 years of legendary rock ‘n’ roll history making. Def Leppard’s influential career crosses generations and includes 110 million records sold, numerous hit singles and ground-breaking multi-platinum albums—including two of the best-selling albums of all time, Pyromania and Hysteria, both of which are certified Diamond (10x platinum).

“On behalf of the band, we’re beyond thrilled that the stadium tour is finally happening this summer … it’s been a while coming and we can’t wait to get back on stage again & we can’t wait to see you in one of the many stadiums soon!” said Joe Elliott.

POISON will be bringing a rocking real and relevant no holds barred thunderous live show to the Stadium tour this summer with the all original lineup of Bret Michaels, C.C. DeVille, Bobby Dall and Rikki Rockett. POISON will be unleashing an onslaught of hit after hit songs in its set. The humanitarian of the year, two years running, Michaels along with POISON is known to bring a unique style of passionate high energy, sincere gratitude and a positive attitude.  Michaels engages all the fans and makes it an absolute epic ride of true live music. Together With C.C.Deville on guitar, Bobby Dall on bass, and Rikki Rockett on drums POISON will rock the stadium with a chemistry that will bring a big summer mega party vibe and Michaels promises to give 1000 % on the stage as the hotter it gets the harder POISON promises to rock!!!

Poison’s Bret Michaels also added: “There are not enough words to thank the three generations of fans for making this such an exciting, record breaking, historical tour with the fastest sell outs in history at these stadiums.” 

Joan Jett grew up during a time when rock ‘n’ roll was off limits to girls and women, but as a teenager, she promptly blew the door to the boys’ club right off its hinges. After forming her band the Blackhearts in 1979, with whom Jett has become a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, she has had eight platinum and gold albums and nine Top 40 singles, including the classics “Bad Reputation,” “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll,” “I Hate Myself For Loving You,” and “Crimson and Clover.” With a career that has spanned music, film, television, Broadway, and humanitarianism, Joan Jett remains a potent force and inspiration to generations of fans worldwide. As a producer, she has overseen seminal albums by Bikini Kill, and the Germs’ LA punk masterpiece ‘GI.’ Jett and Kenny Laguna (her longtime producer and music partner) co-founded Blackheart Records from the trunk of Kenny’s Cadillac after rejections from no less than 23 labels. 40 years later, Blackheart is a thriving entertainment company producing music, film and television, and continues to champion emerging bands. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts continue touring the globe with headlining shows alongside fellow rock legends like The Who, Green Day, Heart, and Foo Fighters. After two COVID-19 postponements, the group will return to the road in summer 2022 for The Stadium Tour with Def Leppard, Motley Crue and Poison. ‘Bad Reputation,’ a documentary about Jett’s life, premiered to critical acclaim at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival and is now available for streaming.

“We are so excited to be back out on the road! We missed doing what we love most and can’t wait to see the fans out there again!” said Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

Emerging rock band Classless Act, signed to Better Noise Music, is set to open the tour. With the release of their single “Give It To Me” in 2021, the band has already received critical praise from the likes of rock media including SPIN, Loudwire, and more. Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee was an early follower of the band and is excited to have them join him and his bandmates on the road, saying, “I remember when we went out with Ozzy in 1984 and how it was an insane game changer!! We literally blew up after having that opportunity to play live in front of 20,000 people every f***ing night! Since then, we’ve always felt it was important to help new bands; whether it was Guns N Roses, Skid Row or so many others.  This summer we’re gonna help out Classless Act.”

THE STADIUM TOUR 2022 DATES: 

New Shows Highlighted

Thursday, June 16 Atlanta, GA Truist Park

Saturday, June 18 Miami, FL Hard Rock Stadium

Sunday,  June 19 Orlando, FL Camping World Stadium

Wednesday, June 22 Washington, DC Nationals Park

Friday, June 24 Queens, NY Citi Field

Saturday, June 25 Philadelphia, PA Citizens Bank Park

Tuesday, June 28 Charlotte, NC Bank of America Stadium

Thursday, June 30 Nashville, TN Nissan Stadium

Saturday, July 2 Jacksonville, FL TIAA Bank Field

Tuesday, July 5 St. Louis, MO Busch Stadium

Friday, July 8 Chicago, IL Wrigley Field

Sunday, July 10 Detroit, MI Comerica Park

Tuesday July 12 Hershey, PA Hersheypark Stadium

Thursday, July 14 Cleveland, OH FirstEnergy Stadium,

Home of the Cleveland Browns 

Friday, July 15 Cincinnati, OH Great American Ball Park

Sunday, July 17 Milwaukee, WI American Family Field

Tuesday, July 19 Kansas City, MO Kauffman Stadium

Thursday, July 21 Denver, CO Coors Field

Friday, August 5 Boston, MA Fenway Park

Saturday, August 6 Boston, MA Fenway Park

Monday, August 8 Toronto, ON Rogers Centre  

Wednesday, August 10 Orchard Park, NY Highmark Stadium

Friday, August 12 Pittsburgh, PA PNC Park

Sunday, August 14 Minneapolis, MN U.S. Bank Stadium

Tuesday, August 16 Indianapolis, IN Lucas Oil Stadium  

Friday, August 19 Houston, TX Minute Maid Park

Sunday, August 21 San Antonio, TX Alamodome

Monday, August 22 Arlington, TX Globe Life Field

Thursday, August 25 Glendale, AZ State Farm Stadium

Saturday, August 27 Inglewood, CA SoFi Stadium

Sunday, August 28 San Diego, CA Petco Park

Wednesday, August 31 Seattle, WA T-Mobile Park

Friday, September 2 Vancouver, BC BC Place 

Sunday, September 4 Edmonton, AB Commonwealth Stadium / Stade du Commonwealth 

Wednesday, September 7 San Francisco, CA Oracle Park

Friday, September 9 Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium  

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After a two-week break, the band was back in action and ready to rock Boston, 5 and 6 August 2022. Here we find Rick, Viv, Joe, Phil, and Sav backstage at Fenway Park before night one's show. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil sizzles in the Boston heat at Fenway Park, 5 August 2022. The fans (including legendary musician Ian Hunter) came ready to rock despite the weather. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard

Joe sings along with the brilliant crowd at Boston's Fenway Park, 5 August 2022. Joe remarked in the official Def Leppard vlog that this show marked the 43rd anniversary of the band signing with PolyGram to record On Through The Night. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv rehearses in "The Sparkle Lounge" dressing room area backstage at Boston's Fenway Park, 6 August 2022. Viv felt especially at home for the two Fenway Park gigs because - he is at home! New England became Viv's adopted home base a few years back, and he loves it. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

"Gotta look my best for Boston!" Sav relaxes in the weight room backstage at Fenway Park, 6 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe's voice was in tip-top shape for the second show after the midway break, Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts, 6 August 2022. "It was the best gig I've sung on the entire tour." And the crowd brought their A game, too. Rick noted, "This really felt super-special, especially after the last few years of not being able to play. And that was a GREAT crowd." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A forecast for rain on 8 August 2022 was no problem for Toronto's Rogers Centre, with its massive retractable roof. By showtime, this first Canadian gig of the tour also became the first indoor gig. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

At precisely 7:30 p.m., 8 August 2022, Rick's drums thundered with the opening beats of "Take What You Want". The crowd's response at Toronto's Rogers Centre was almost as loud as the band. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav lays down some star-blazed rhythm for the wild crowd at Rogers Centre, Toronto, Canada, 8 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A full moon presided over Buffalo, New York's Highmark Stadium, 10 August 2022, as the band played "This Guitar" for 40,000+ brilliant fans. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard's first visit to Buffalo was in September 1981 at Shea's Buffalo Theatre on the High 'n' Dry Tour. How many of you were there for that gig and the 2022 Stadium Tour Stop at Highmark Stadium? Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A dry, cool evening with a fired-up crowd at Buffalo's Highmark Stadium, 10 August 2022, brings a smile to Rick's face. It rained the day before during set build, but the intrepid tour crew conquered the elements and got the job done. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A sea of over 30,000 fans surrounds Phil as he commands the stage at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The set started at 7:30 p.m. on 13 August 2022 and rocked hard until the sun went down. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe feels the love from the audience at PNC Park during the show's closing song, "Photograph", 13 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

With Def Leppard, no backing vocal tracks are required. Says Phil: "Our vocals are always live, and that's the big difference - we're like a live vocal band. And that's something that a lot of other bands don't do...But this is really us...The vocals are real. Everything's totally, one hundred percent real." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick fires up the crowd at U.S. Bank Stadium, 14 August 2022, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe communes with the stunning fans at U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 14 August 2022. Later that night, he expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the fantastic audiences throughout this tour. "We're just so grateful that we're able to do this in front of 40,000 people pretty much every night. What's not to like?" Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Off-stage commentary from the Minneapolis stop at U.S. Bank Stadium, from pre-show through performance, 14 August 2022. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Chicago Music Guide raved that Def Leppard's set at Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana, 16 August 2022, "truly blew the roof off " the place. The band couldn't have done it without the fans who gave all their energy up to the stage. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The Thunder God reigns over Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana, 16 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

16 August 2022, backstage at Lucas Oil Stadium, Rick remembers his return to the large-scale performance at Castle Donington 36 years prior as "one of the best days of my life". Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The sound of Phil's hand-painted Jackson fills the enormous Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas, 19 August 2022. The day's early showers prompted the venue's massive retractable roof to be closed by show time. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick steps from behind the kit to join Viv, Sav, Joe, and Phil during "This Guitar", Minute Maid Park, Houston, 19 August 2022. A pesky stomachache plagued Rick in the hours leading up to the show, but that couldn't keep him away from the brilliant Houston fans. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Another fantastic crowd of nearly 40,000 rocked out to "Rocket", Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX, 19 August 2022. Joe later remarked: "Now THAT was a big gig!" Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A crowd of 45,000 at the Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas, warms Viv's heart. This 21 August 2022 show was the most massive of the tour so far. Leave it to Texas to do things big. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav and Viv soak up the raw energy of this capacity crowd at San Antonio's Alamodome, 21 August 2022. Sav remembered the band's first trip to San Antonio in 1980 when they had barely been any farther away from home than London: "It opened up a whole new world to Def Leppard...This was a completely different sphere – unbelievably off the charts." Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe feels the embrace of the massive crowd of 45,000+ at San Antonio's Alamodome, 21 August 2022. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick's smile shines bright over 40,000 people gathered in Arlington's Globe Life Field, 22 August 2022. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A power stance from Joe to match the power of the audience at Globe Life Field, 22 August 2022. Joe said fondly, "Texas has always been good to Def Leppard, even way back in 1980...they've always been good to us here, and long may it last." Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv and Phil give an exuberant audience at Arlington's Globe Life Field a taste of dual-guitar magic during the band's third triumphant show in a row in Texas, 22 August 2022. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe led the boisterous crowd at Phoenix's State Farm Stadium in a "Happy Birthday" song to Viv in honour of his 60th, 25 August 2022. This marked the biggest gig of the tour so far, with over 50,000 fans. Quite the birthday present! Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil shreds in silhouette with Rick on-screen behind, State Farm Stadium, Phoenix, Arizona, 25 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A view from the top of State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, Arizona, 25 August 2022, showcases the spectacular Def Leppard light show. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

27 August 2022, axe wielders Vivian Campbell and Phil Collen rock the largest crowd Def Leppard has ever played to in Los Angeles. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe feels the love from Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium, 27 August 2022. "We've got such great memories of playing here...first gig we ever did in America on the 20th of May 1980...was at the Santa Monica Auditorium, not that far from where we are now... and here we are forty-two years later, about to play a stadium in Los Angeles, and what a great feeling it is." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil, Rick, Joe, Sav, and Viv take a bow at SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, California, 27 August 2022. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Over 35,000 fans at San Diego's Petco Park greeted Def Leppard with a high-octane energy that fueled the band, 28 August 2022. All Music Magazine called the show "one for the ages". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv sparks the dynamite with a fiery solo at Petco Park, San Diego, 28 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav gives San Diego all they need via his custom Jackson five-string bass, Petco Park, 28 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Hello, Seattle! Warm lights illuminate a gorgeous crowd of 40,000+ at T-Mobile Park, 31 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe walks the ramp to stand in the heart of the stadium, surrounded by the crowd, Seattle, Washington, 31 August 2022. "It's so hard for me to explain. I'm the only guy who ever gets to do this - stand on the end of that ramp. I don't take it for granted. It is unbelievable to stand there." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv and Rick bring it home with the band's finale song, "Photograph", T-Mobile Park, Seattle, Washington, 31 August 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv, Sav, Rick, Phil, and Joe backstage at BC Place, Vancouver, Canada, 2 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav takes over the big screen at Vancouver's BC Place, 2 September 2022. Sav had an especially gratifying experience this gig. "Vancouver - what a show. Brilliant audience. I've gotta say, once every tour, you have a show - I was in the zone...It was almost like somebody else was playing the guitar, and I was just looking." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Some tour memories of Vancouver are captured through the analogue magic of polaroid film, 2 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The 4 September 2022 show broke attendance records at Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Alberta, with over 44,000 incredible fans. "Tonight was uber-brilliant," Joe said. "Running out of superlatives to explain how wonderful it is to do this." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The band receives the energy of the Edmonton audience, Commonwealth Stadium, 4 September 2022, and gives it back hard. GigCity declared, "The Lepps delivered...This is the most fun I'd had in ages at a rock 'n' roll show." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe and Viv feel it in their blood as the band performs "Animal", Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Alberta, 4 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil leaves his heart with the audience at San Francisco's Oracle Park on 7 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick's big screen thunder shakes Oracle Park, San Francisco, 7 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe shares the love with the electrified crowd at Oracle Park, 7 September 2022. "San Francisco, thank you so much - absolutely incredible stuff", Joe said after the show. "Forty-two years since we first played here opening for Pat Travers...So, to be here in front of all those people...just absolutely stunning." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav and Rick bring the heat and the beat to 40,000+ fans at the tour's final show, Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, 9 September 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The band performs "Rocket" for the last show of this monumental tour, Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, 9 September 2022. After the show, the Lepps were filled with emotion. Joe summed it up: "This band is the only thing I've ever wanted to do. And forty-five years after we first kicked it off, here we are. Doesn't get any better than that. Love you all." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A special video sign-off from Def Leppard to all the fans in celebration of the 2022 Stadium Tour finale. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard kicked-off the 2022 Stadium Tour with a bang, or rather a clap of thunder. The band battled torrential rain for most of the blistering 18-song set at Truist Park, Atlanta, Georgia, 16 June 2022. Joe called the gig "insanely wet", likening it to the band's torrential 1986 Mannheim performance. Regardless of the rain, the crowd stayed ready to rock. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe keeps the heat on, even in the rain, Truist Park, Atlanta, Georgia, 16 June 2022. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil, Joe, Rick, Sav, and Viv get an aerial view of Truist Park, Atlanta, Georgia, 16 June 2022, just before the kick-off performance of the Stadium Tour. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard plays to a packed Hard Rock Stadium for show two of the 2022 Stadium Tour, Miami, Florida, 18 June 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick, Viv, Joe, Phil, and Sav hang with tourmate Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe backstage at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, 18 June 2022. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard and the audience at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium sang a rousing "Happy Birthday" in honour of Sir Paul McCartney's 80th turn around the sun, 18 June 2022. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The show at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, 19 June 2022, was "hot, hot, hot", according to Joe. But the lads played on despite the humidity, making sure the gig was equal parts sticky and sweet. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

You could feel the energy up to the top of the Camping World Stadium during show three of the Stadium Tour, Miami, Florida, 19 June 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil Collen with "Stagefright"? No way. Camping World Stadium, Miami, Florida, 19 June 2022. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

"Man, that was a storm", breathed an incredulous Sav, 22 June 2022, at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. The Lepps were just able to get through "Pour Some Sugar On Me", when they were called to cover for safety. Despite battling the elements, the D.C. audience was right there rocking with the band through the whole set. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe grabs a quick moment with his incomparable tourmate, Joan Jett, backstage at Nationals Park, Washington, D.C., 22 June 2022. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The Def Leppard vlog from Washington, D.C., 22 June 2022, at Nationals Park gives a behind-the-scenes look at just how bad the storm that night was. Drying off backstage, the boys were in awe of the energy and response they got from the "phenomenal" crowd despite the deluge. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The sold-out crowd at Citi Field, New York City, 24 June 2022, "were absolutely amazing all night long, even singing the new stuff", according to an elated Joe. Here, the amped-up audience is treated to a concert video wall image of Def Leppard in 1983 with Brian May during the Pyromania Tour. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard performs "Kick" to the cheering crowd at Citi Field, New York City, 24 June 2022. Photo: Ross Halfin. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard stop for a quick pre-show picture backstage at Citi Field, New York City, 24 June 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe declared the first week of the Stadium 2022 Tour "amazing" and the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania stop at Citizens Bank Park, 25 June 2022, "a great way to end a great week". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv greets the enormous and fired-up audience at Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 25 June 2022. A reviewer for Music Mayhem called Def Leppard's 18-song set that night "incredible". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The massive crowd at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park wowed even a seasoned pro like Joe. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sharply dressed, Joe, Viv, Sav, Rick, and Phil stop for a moment in a backstage area of Bank of America Stadium, 28 June 2022, Charlotte, North Carolina. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

"What a great night!" the band proclaimed to the crowd at Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28 June 2022. Though rain threatened, Def Leppard was only showered with "thunderous applause and cheers", according to The Charlotte Observer. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

It's no wonder that Rick was grateful to the Charlotte crowd, as seen here in the official vlog, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28 June 2022. Joe remarked that the audience volume during Rick's drum solo was "absolutely mindblowing". Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil captivates 42,000+ fans at Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee, 30 June 2022. Rick remarked that the vast crowd's enthusiasm made it feel like "a hometown gig - it was fantastic". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe performs to cheers at Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee, 30 June 2022. The Tennessean reported that by the show's end, "the band had whipped this stadium into a frenzy". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick keeps the beat on the bass drum during the new ending of "Hysteria", Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee, 30 June 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

A stunning light show and Phil on the concert video screens keep the crowd electrified at TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, Florida, 2 July 2022. Despite more rain delays, Sav complimented the Jacksonville audience's patience: "The fans have been fantastic. They've been patient. They've been waiting over two years." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The stage glistens with rain at TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, Florida, 2 July 2022. It looks pretty, but it's slippery. During the show, Joe remarked, "This stage is lethal. I'm shit-scared of getting on YouTube for face planting." Good news – he made it through standing on two feet. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Highlights from the "wet and sweaty" stop at TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville, Florida, 2 July 2022, and a bonus backstage peek at Joe's pre-gig ritual with a shot of Irish whiskey. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard brought everything they had to the audience at Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Missouri, 5 July 2022, and the fans gave it right back, even the sweltering heat. Midwest Rewind called the 90-minute set "stellar". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav sings along with 33,000+ fans at Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Missouri, 5 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

After so many shows wishing for the rain to go away, the band found themselves wishing for just a bit of a drizzle to take the edge off the heat in St. Louis, 5 July 2022. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard played to a sold-out Wrigley Field crowd on an appropriately windy night in Chicago, Illinois, 8 July 2022. Phil suffered a broken little toe but soldiered on through the blistering 18-song set. The Chicago Tribune praised that the band "addressed the songs like anthems deserve to be treated — with chords that rang out for miles, rousing lead vocals, driving harmonies, tight rhythms and clean, vibrant sonics". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv plays to the energized fans at Wrigley Field. Joe described the crowd as "fantastic - they were really LOUD, and that's a great thing". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Viv tells the story of his Gibson acoustic guitar, "Lily" backstage at Wrigley Field, 8 July 2022. Video: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The 10 July 2022 show at Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan, was another ace. Sav raved, "There was just a great energy right from the start...we were with the crowd, the crowd were with us...it was one of those nights that reminds me what a great job I've got." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The band, the audience, and the press felt the collective kick of the Comerica Park gig, 10 July 2022. Detroit Free Press marvelled, "...the British quintet retains a sense of sincerity and devotion to craftsmanship that serves it well onstage". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil, Rick, Sav, Viv, and Joe rehearsed in their dressing room (a.k.a. "The Sparkle Lounge") to prepare for tour debut songs "Let it Go" and "Promises". The band switched up their set for the Detroit crowd at Comerica Park, 10 July 2022. Photo: Kevin Nixon. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Def Leppard greeted a jam-packed audience ready to rock Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 12 July 2022. This gig marked the 40th anniversary of Phil joining the band, so Joe took time to honour the moment: "Apparently, we didn't ask him to join for 25 years, but he never left. Forty years...something worth celebrating, I think." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe connects with the crowd at Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 12 July 2022. Metal Insider called the Def Leppard show "amazing". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav gives the people what they want (rock n' roll) at Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 12 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Cleveland came ready to prove its slogan true, and rock FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, 14 July 2022. Rick described the event: "It was a monstrous show", and Joe agreed, "...this lot tonight was INSANE". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Phil and Viv provided that heavy two-guitar sound that the crowd at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, demanded. As a special treat, this show saw the return of Phil's guitar camera, which provided close-ups of his solos on "Photograph" and "Rock of Ages". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav brings it to the electric audience at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, 14 July 2022. One reviewer raved that Def Leppard's performance that evening was "jaw-droppingly good". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav, Phil, Joe, Viv, and Rick make their way through a backstage area of Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, Ohio, 15 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick and Sav let it rock, let it roll, and let it go at the Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, Ohio, 15 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

"Tonight was unbelievable...Ohio rocks!" Joe effused after the Great American Ballpark gig in Cincinnati, Ohio, 15 July 2022. "Thank you for the incredible audiences." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Setlist for the performance at American Family Field, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 17 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

"Wow. What a great gig." Joe was taken with Milwaukee's roaring crowds and their gorgeous stadium, American Family Field, 17 July 2022. Phil agreed it was a "beautiful stadium, retractable roof...audience was absolutely AMAZING". Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick was tearing it up at the Milwaukee, Wisconsin show, 17 July 2022. "I think that was my best show. I really had fun. It was really fantastic." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Joe performs "Rocket" for the audience at Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri, 19 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick keeps the beat strong for the sold-out crowd at Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri, 19 July 2022. Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

19 July 2022, forty-four years and one day after their first gig at Westfield School in Sheffield, Def Leppard played to 36,000+ beautiful fans at Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri. Joe noted with amazement, "What a long way we have come." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Aerial view of the sold-out Coors Field, Denver, Colorado, 21 July 2022, the last show of the first leg of Stadium Tour 2022. MusicFestNews celebrated how "searing guitar licks and hard-rocking rhythms echoed through the stadium with razor-sharp accuracy" and "Rick Allen on drums and Rick Savage on bass kept your heart pounding for ninety minutes." From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Sav felt like the show in Denver represented the 2022 Stadium Tour's first leg very well: "Great place to finish, amazing crowd, great show, the whole vibe was fantastic...eighteen shows gone by in the blink of an eye." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

Rick summed up the Denver experience, "I always love being here...playing Coors Field was awesome...what a great crowd, what a great way to end the first leg of the tour." Photo: Ryan Sebastyan. From the Collection of Def Leppard.

The official Def Leppard Vault 2022 Stadium Tour Commemorative plaque is here! Celebrate the 2022 STADIUM TOUR, which blazed its way around the US and Canada from June 16 through September 9, 2022. The tour played 36 performances to over one million fans - a ride to remember!

Signed by Joe Elliott, Phil Collen, Rick Savage, Rick Allen and Vivian Campbell

PRE ORDER - Signed / Edition Numbered / Framed

ONLY 50 Available for purchase!

THE STADIUM TOUR

We wanted to reach out to all of our amazing fans and let you know that we’ve been hard at work preparing an amazing show. Our priority during this unprecedented time is to make sure that we are being as thoughtful and responsible as possible in the decisions we are making regarding the stadium tour and that we are putting the fans’ health, well being and safety first and foremost. We are currently weighing all options and are awaiting further direction from the powers that be. Our goal is to have an official update to everyone by  June 1 outlining exactly how we will proceed. In the meantime, stay safe and healthy. We can’t wait to see you all again.

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• Song played from tape Requiem in D minor, K. 626 ( Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  song) Play Video
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• Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.) Play Video
• Girls, Girls, Girls Play Video
• Primal Scream Play Video
• Kickstart My Heart Play Video

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Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx Returns to Seattle, WA – T-Mobile Park 2022 – The Stadium Tour – PHOTOS/VIDEO

I remember going to see bands play here in Seattle as a teenager with a head full of ideas and dreams in the ’70s. So many concerts at the Paramount Theatre which opened in 1928. Slept many nights on the sidewalk outside so we would be the first to get tickets. Worked odd jobs, sold weed and hustled for money and got our clothes from thrift stores and bargain bins.

Years later, on the Shout at The Devil Toür, we played the Paramount. Blew my mind to play the same place I saw Queen, Rush, T Rex, Kiss and many, many others as they were starting out. All those bands were about solid songwriting and kick ass shows. I guess the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when you’re talking influence.

SEE YOU TOMORROW (8/31) BTW This isn’t a life that’s handed to you. You have to fight tooth and nail for every scrap – And never quit until you die. That’s why we’re called LIFERs. Thank you, Seattle, for lighting that fire.

Tomorrow, we play the T-Mobile Park stadium 🏟

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#Seattle here we come. — 📷 (@NikkiSixx) August 30, 2022

Welcome back to Seattle @NikkiSixx Enjoy our beautiful city! I’m happy 4 u, ur group @MotleyCrue and family. Enjoy ur stay and performance! — Ramón R. (@RamonRodgz) August 31, 2022

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Happens all the time. Many a split lip and black eye over the years.Good thing I don’t drink anymore eh? — 📷 (@NikkiSixx) September 1, 2022

Thank you Poison, thank you Motley, thank you Def Lep. Amazing show. Also, Seattle is a disgusting cess pit of failing infrastructure. — Amanda 😇 (@notdevilanse) September 1, 2022

At the Stadium Tour in downtown Seattle to watch Motley Fucking Crew rock this city. Seats are up in the higher section but I am here and yiu aren't. pic.twitter.com/0gaZUNrrS8 — Timjoe (@Timjoe60789407) September 1, 2022

Def Leppard On deck next… Currently, We’ve got Motley Crue… 🤟🏽🎵🎸 #Seattle pic.twitter.com/4pbQjb6UoY — Pedro (@pjg321) September 1, 2022

Special for me because of my roots. https://t.co/gzFKhz8WZH — 📷 (@NikkiSixx) September 1, 2022

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DEF LEPPARD In SEATTLE, WA On THE STADIUM TOUR 2022 (Show Report/Setlist)

Def Leppard played show number 32 of The Stadium Tour in Seattle, WA last night with 17 songs performed.

The show took place at the 47,943 capacity T-Mobile Park.

The first visit to Seattle since September 2003 on the X/Ten world tour.

The 6th show by the band in Seattle and first time at this venue.

The first visit here was in October 1981 at Moore Theatre supporting Blackfoot on the High 'n' Dry tour.

Two shows followed at Seattle Center Coliseum in 1983 with Billy Squier and returning as headliners.

The first gap between Seattle shows then happened as they did not appear again until October 1992 on the Adrenalize tour.

The 2003 show would be the next time they returned making this one of the least played major U.S. cities.

Show #32 - Return To Seattle

19 long years since the band played a show in the city of Seattle, WA.

They returned to play their third different venue in the city.

All previous visits from 1981 to 2003 taking place at either the Seattle Center Coliseum/Key Arena (now Climate Pledge Arena) and Moore Theatre.

Many shows have been played in Washington state since 2003 but mostly in Auburn, WA (27 miles from Seattle).

The last visit was in September 2018 at the spectacular Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA 150 miles from Seattle.

The most recent area show in Washington was June 2017 in Spokane.

The Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, WA was played in October 2016 some 32 miles away so they have been close and even based themselves here but no show in the actual city for 19 years.

Everett, WA was also played in late 2005 which is about 28 miles North of the city and the closest they came to another arena show here since 2003.

Another Outdoor Show

The second of two shows in a row with Def Leppard closing ahead of two by Motley Crue in Canada.

T-Mobile Park was bathed in sunshine at 84F temps as the show kicked off with the roof open.

Another venue with a massive retractable roof which slides over to one side of the stadium.

It stands next to the larger Lumen Field NFL stadium (home of the Seattle Seahawks) and near the appropriately named Elliott Bay.

The show started promptly at 9:30pm with 'Take What You Want'.

And when 'Let It Go' kicked in right after the crowd showed they were very LOUD and very vocal.

Another 17 song setlist with no changes and this crowd sang along to every song.

A triumphant return to Seattle for the band after 19 years of not playing in the city centre and their biggest crowd played to here or anywhere in Washington State with potentially over 40,000 fans.

City Backdrop/Roof Lights

The stadium having it's roof open gave fans a great view of the city skyline off to Vivian's side of the stage.

All of the major buildings in the city visible and for some fans on Phil's side a view in the distance of the Space Needle, the city's most famous landmark.

The lights on the edge of the retractable roof were lit up through the show in various colours.

The X shaped beams had LED lights on them making massive arch of X's lighting up the sky above not unlike the Wembley Stadium arch (which may feature in the tour in 2023...).

View some of the many Fan photos and video clips below.

Seattle, WA 2022 Photos

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Watch some Fan Videos from the show here.

Joe Elliott - Let It Go Intro

"Good evening Seattle!."

Joe Elliott - Armageddon It Intro

"Is anybody out there?. Are you f**king kidding me!. Look at this place. You look amazing."

"So do you as it happens. Make some noise for my good friend all the way from Belfast in Northern Ireland. Mr. Vivian Campbell!."

Joe Elliott - Kick Intro

"Thank you. Thank you very much. Well it really is good to be here at last. We finally made it."

"So make some noise for Classless Act who started everything off tonight. And Joan Jett And The Blackhearts.And Poison. And Motley Crue."

"And we finally got here. You know obviously we were due here two years ago in 2020. We couldn't do it. Put it off for a year."

"2021 couldn't do it. 2022!. Here we are!. And it's so good to see you all again. Been too long."

"But we didn't wanna see all that time that we couldn't visit go to waste. So we set about doing something that we've never really done before which was to make an album 100 percent remotely from all our homes and glue it together."

"And you know what we f**king well pulled it off. We did yes."

"We've got an album called Diamond Star Halos. We'd love to play you the first song that we released from the new album. This one's called K.I.C.K...Kick!."

The next Def Leppard show will take place in Vancouver, BC on 2nd September.

Def Leppard Seattle, WA 31st August 2022 Setlist

• 01 - Take What You Want
• 02 - Let It Go
• 03 - Animal
• 04 - Foolin'
• 05 - Armageddon It
• 07 - Love Bites
• 08 - Promises
• 09 - This Guitar - (Semi-Acoustic)
• 10 - Two Steps Behind (Full Version/Full band) - (Acoustic)
• 11 - Rocket (Single Version)
• 12 - Bringin' On The Heartbreak
• 13 - Switch 625 (instrumental)
• 14 - Hysteria (Extended Outro)
• 15 - Pour Some Sugar On Me
• 16 - Rock of Ages
• 17 - Photograph

Motley Crue Seattle, WA 31st August 2022 Setlist

• 01 - Wild Side
• 02 - Shout At The Devil '97
• 03 - Too Fast For Love
• 04 - Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
• 05 - Saints Of Los Angeles
• 06 - Live Wire
• 07 - Looks That Kill
• 08 - The Dirt (Est. 1981)
• 09 - Medley
• 10 - Home Sweet Home
• 11 - Dr. Feelgood
• 12 - Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)
• 13 - Girls, Girls, Girls
• 14 - Primal Scream
• 15 - Kickstart My Heart

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The Weeknd Unveils Stadium Tour Dates, Launches XO Humanitarian Fund With Combined $1.5 Million Donation

By Jem Aswad

Executive Editor, Music

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The Weeknd has announced dates for his “After Hours Til Dawn” stadium tour, which launches in his hometown of Toronto on July 8 and heads across North America before wrapping in Los Angeles on Sept. 2 and then moving overseas. Dates for Mexico, South America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Africa and the Middle East will be announced in the coming weeks. Full dates for the North American leg of the tour, which is produced by Live Nation, appear below; Doja Cat supports on all dates.

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), the world’s largest humanitarian organization fighting global hunger, has partnered with the Weeknd, its Goodwill Ambassador, to launch the XO Humanitarian Fund, to which he is contributing $1 from each ticket sold in North America from the tour. The Weeknd will also make a donation of $500,000 and $1 million will be contributed by World Food Program USA to the fund. According to the announcement, the Weeknd established this fund to support the U.N. World Food Programme’s critical food assistance to communities on the brink of starvation, in countries like Ukraine, Ethiopia, Madagascar and Yemen. The Fund is administered by World Food Program USA.

“The goal with this fund is to provide immediate life-saving support to people who are on the brink of starvation. I’m so thankful to have WFP as a partner and to further expand our reach to those who need it most,” the Weeknd (real name: Abel Tesfaye) said. In 2020 and 2021, the Weeknd donated more than $2.5 million to Covid-19 relief and relief efforts to the famine in Ethiopia and the August 2020 explosion in Lebanon, which killed more than 200 people.

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“As he launches his global tour, the Weeknd is not just lighting up the lives of his millions of fans – he is also shining a spotlight on the suffering of the millions threatened by famine. The XO Humanitarian Fund, Powered by World Food Programme is a new dawn in the struggle to end global hunger and WFP is proud to partner with Abel to save lives. He is truly an inspiration to the next generation of humanitarians,” WFP Executive Director David Beasley said in a statement.

Tickets for the North American dates go on sale beginning Thursday, March 10 at 10 a.m. local time. Fans who previously had tickets for the “After Hours” arena tour in North America — which was scheduled for 2020 and then canceled due to the pandemic — will have access to a special presale starting March 4, and will receive an email prior to that date directly with more information.

Verizon will offer an exclusive presale for The Weeknd’s “After Hours Til Dawn Tour” in the U.S through the customer loyalty program Verizon Up. Members will have first access to purchase presale tickets for select shows beginning Monday, March 7th at 10 a.m. local time, through Wednesday, March 9th at 10 p.m. local time. There will also be a Spotify Fans First presale for the top streamers of the Weeknd starting March 8.

The tour marks the first concerts the Weeknd will play in support of his 2020 album “After Hours” and his recently released “Dawn FM.” According to the announcement, “the tour will see his most ambitious production to date reflecting the creative journey that continues to unfold for both these albums, creating worlds within worlds as we have all been watching unfold in various television performances, music videos and short films bringing these first two pieces of his trilogy to life.”

Earlier this week, Prime Video debuted “The Weeknd x The Dawn FM Experience,” an immersive music special.

THE WEEKND AFTER HOURS TIL DAWN TOUR 2022 NORTH AMERICAN DATES:

FRI 8-Jul Toronto, ON Rogers Centre

THU 14-Jul Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field

SAT 16-Jul New York, NY Metlife Stadium

THU 21-Jul Boston, MA Gillette Stadium

SUN 24-Jul Chicago, IL Soldier Field

WED 27-Jul Detroit, MI Ford Field

SAT 30-Jul Washington, DC FedexField

THU 4-Aug Tampa, FL Raymond James Stadium

SAT 6-Aug Miami, FL Hard Rock Stadium

THU 11-Aug Atlanta, GA Mercedes-Benz Stadium

SUN 14-Aug Arlington, TX AT&T Stadium

THU 18-Aug Denver, CO Empower Field at Mile High

SAT 20-Aug Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium

TUE 23-Aug Vancouver, BC BC Place

THU 25-Aug Seattle, WA Lumen Field

SAT 27-Aug San Francisco, CA Levi’s Stadium

TUE 30-Aug Phoenix, AZ State Farm Stadium

FRI 2-Sep Los Angeles, CA SoFi Stadium

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