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Bryan Adams has expanded his Roll With The Punches Tour with additional 2026 U.S. dates “due to overwhelming fan demand.” The second leg runs July 24 through August 16, starting in St. Louis and ending in Milwaukee. Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo will support all shows, as they did on the tour’s first U.S. leg last fall. General ticket sales begin Friday. (Story URL)

The Doobie Brothers have revealed additional fall 2026 concerts as part of their Walk This Road Tour, following their summer shows with Santana. The fall leg begins September 26 in Northfield, Ohio and concludes October 21 in Estero, Florida. The tour celebrates the 50th anniversary reissue of Takin’ It to the Streets, their first record featuring Michael McDonald. (Story URL)

Kesha has revealed her 2026 Freedom World Tour, launching May 23 in Chula Vista, California. The tour hits Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Kansas City and Toronto before traveling to U.K. and Ireland, then returning for additional North American dates. Chromeo supports all 25 North American shows, with Sizzy Rocket, Meek and Erika Jayne opening select dates. (Story URL)

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Wu-Tang Clan has announced additional North American dates for their farewell tour, Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chapter. The 26-city Live Nation tour includes surviving members RZA, GZA, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, U-God, Masta Killa and Cappadonna, plus Young Dirty Bastard. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony opens most shows. (Story URL)

311 and Dirty Heads will co-headline a summer 2026 North American tour called “So Glad You Made It Tour.” The 30-date run starts July 11 in Shakopee, Minnesota and concludes August 30 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Ocean Alley provides direct support from July 11 through August 5, with Atmosphere taking over from August 11 onward. ROME opens all dates. (Story URL)