Jason Aldean “They Don’t Know” Tour

Jason Aldean says, “It only takes a couple weeks off the road before I get that itch, and I’m already feeling it.” The country superstar just announced the stops for this year’s megatour, which will hit more than 50 cities across the continent beginning on April 27 in Toledo, Ohio.

Aldean will bring Chris Young along for the ride, as well as two newcomers, Kane Brown and Dee Jay Silver for opening acts. Aldean also said, “We’re going to spend some time switching the production up to be bigger and louder than anything we’ve ever done. It’ll be cool to have Chris back out with us, and Kane is the right guy to get the fans riled up.”

In September, Aldean released his latest album, “They Don’t Know,” and he just learned that he will be featured in an exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. That exhibit is supposed to go up in May.

While the actual dates for some of the tour stops haven’t been released yet, Aldean has announced that there will be special stops this summer. In June, he’ll headline the 2017 Taste of Country Music Festival and Country Jam 2017. Aldean has released 24 singles and seven albums. Eighteen of those singles have hit No. 1 on the Country Airplay or the Hot Country Songs charts.

In 2016, Aldean was named Entertainer of the Year at the American County Music Awards. Other awards include Musical Event of the Year with Kelly Clarkson for “Don’t You Wanna Stay”; “My Kinda Party” took Album of the Year in the Country Music Association Awards in 2011; and Aldean won Male Vocalist of the Year in 2015 at the ACM Awards.

If you want tickets to any of Jason Aldean’s concerts on the tour this year, you’re going to want to sweep them up right away, as there will be many shows that sell out completely –- with good reason!

“Spend the Night with Alice Cooper” Tour

Ever considered what it would be like to spend the night with rocker Alice Cooper? Some fans will have that chance when Cooper takes the stage on his “Spend the Night with Alice Cooper” tour, kicking off on April 21 in Biloxi, Mississippi. Fans who purchase VIP tickets will have a chance to spend some time one-on-one with Cooper after the show. The description says the winner will get to enjoy a “balloon toss.” Other stops on the tour include Tupelo, Mississippi, Springfield, Illinois, Norfolk, Virginia, and Durant, Oklahoma. The tour is scheduled to end with a final show in Columbus, Ohio, on May 16.

For more than 50 years, the heavy metal, glam and shock rocker has inspired many others to follow in his footsteps to the darker side of music. He’s still wearing his trademark dripping thick mascara and jet black hair. Some of his hits included “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” “I’m Eighteen,” and “School’s Out.” It didn’t take long for Cooper’s magic show-themed concerts to attract a following. In 2011, the original band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Cooper would open for Motley Crue’s final tour in 2014-15. In 2016, Cooper would once again make headlines again as he played his running gag of campaigning for president of the U.S.; however, he purposely goes out of his way not to be political and calls himself “the biggest moderate you know.”

Fans of Alice Cooper can expect the same musical experience as in years before, with terrific magical stunts and some horror thrown in for effect. With his incredible history within the music industry, Cooper is one musician that simply must be seen at least once. Tickets will sell out quickly to this tour and attendees will not be disappointed. Cooper puts his all into each and every show. That keeps fans coming back for more.

Chicago and The Doobie Brothers North American Summer Tour

Chicago and The Doobie Brothers just announced their co-headlining tour in 2017, beginning on June 7 in Concord, California. The summer shows, which are scheduled to run through the end of July, is the latest in a series of tours between the bands. Chicago’s co-founder, Robert Lamm, said the tour is “the perfect summer line-up, playing dozens of the best-loved rockin’ pop classics. I’m happy to be hanging’ out with our ‘Doobie’ friends… a great band.”

Patrick Simmons, one of the founders of The Doobie Brothers said, “We know from past experience what a great show this is going to be for the audience. I’m sure there will be some fun musical surprises along the way too. It’s going to be a great summer.” The two bands have been incredibly busy, with Chicago booked for dates across the U.S. in February and March. The Doobie Brothers are due to hit Australia, Japan and New Zealand this spring.

Chicago came together in 1967 and has sold more than 100 million records. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016, the band is one of the best-selling in the world. For more than 45 years, Chicago’s music has enthralled fans and it’s never left the airwaves. With a thick catalog of hits that include “Saturday in the Park,” “If You Leave Me Now,” “You’re the Inspiration,” and “Hard Habit to Break,” the band proves time and again at sold-out shows that their music spans generations.

The Doobie Brothers also have an impressive history, selling more than 40 million records worldwide since forming in 1969. The band remains popular, due largely in part to their regular tours and constant Internet presence on social media. The band has seen its share of memorable members, including Michael McDonald, who brought a signature sound to the group in hits like “Takin’ It to the Streets,” and “It Keeps You Runnin’.”

These shows are sure to sell out quickly, so grab your tickets now to avoid missing your chance to catch Chicago and The Doobie Brothers North American Summer Tour beginning June 7.

Lionel Richie “All the Hits” Tour with Mariah Carey

Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey are hitting the road for the “All the Hits” tour. This is the first time the two have toured together and it’s the first time Carey has toured North America in over six years. With more than 35 dates in play already, fans will have little trouble seeing these two stars at their favorite venues.

The tour kicks off on March 15 in Baltimore, Maryland. The final show as of now is scheduled for Vancouver, British Columbia, on April 27. Currently, there are only two shows scheduled outside of the U.S. The other is in Toronto, Ontario, on March 30.

Richie, who is now 67 years old, is headlining the show, and, according to the Pasadena Star News, it’s because he’s “hotter” now than Carey. His 2012 album Tuskegee — which was the first time he’s ventured into country music — went platinum and hit No. 1. Carey has had a more successful career: Her two recent albums sold 700,000 copies combined. Each of her albums before went platinum. She only needs a single at No. 1 for one more week to pass the artist with the most weeks at No. 1: Elvis Presley.

As the former crooner of The Commodores from the late 60s to early 80s, Richie saw great, classic singles hit No. 1, with “Brick House” and “Three Times a Lady.” In 1986, he won an Academy Award for “Say You, Say Me” when it was used in the movie, “White Nights.”

Carey has won five Grammys, 19 World Music Awards, 11 American Music Awards and 15 Billboard Music Awards. Her five-octave range earned her the title of “songbird supreme” by Guinness World Records.

Fans everywhere are sure to enjoy the mix of these two hitmakers as they take the stage for “All the Hits.” Shows are certain to sell out quickly, but competitively priced tickets can be found at Headline Tickets!