Oscar Areliz

As the launch of “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” nears and anticipation builds, fans are clamoring for more of Shakira, and the artist is meeting that

Creed is going to keep the comeback going. The band announced that it’s extending “The Summer of ’99 Tour” with 23 shows in 2025, adding arena and

Pitbull is living up to his Mr. Worldwide moniker. Following his trek alongside Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin earlier this year and his own arena run

FUERTES SÍ SON: Intocable remains a staple in Mexican music after 30 years in the music business, influencing a generation of artists along the way. The band celebrated their anniversary touring the U.S. and Mexico, including a successful show at Monumental Plaza de Toros Mexico in Mexico City on April 27 that grossed $2,058,403. The iconic band includes (L-R) Sergio Serna, Johnny Lee Rosas, Ricardo Muñoz, René Orlando Martinez, Felix Salinas and Alejandro Gulmar. (Photo by Adzarael Camacho)

Guitarists Dave Navarro and Billy Morrison announced the first wave of guests for their upcoming Above Ground benefit concert taking place at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles on Jan. 25. Billy Howerdel of A Perfect Circle, Billy Idol, Alice in Chain’s Jerry Cantrell and Jerry Harrison of Talking Heads and Modern Lovers are among those who confirmed to perform at the show benefiting MusiCares in support of mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

2024 Top 10 Worldwide ToursNo. 4 Luis MiguelGross: $261,521,187Average Ticket Price: $140.83Average Tickets Sold Per Show: 16,442Total

2024 Top 10 Worldwide ToursNo. 7 Bad BunnyGross: $210,903,805Average Ticket Price: $279.98Average Tickets Sold Per Show: 15,373Total Tickets: 753,287Average

LA JOYA DE MÉXICO: With superstars like Paul McCartney, Bruno Mars, Metallica, Feid and TWICE performing in the past year, Estadio GNP Seguros, formerly known as Foro Sol, rose to the top of stadium rankings in grosses and ticket sales despite having closed for several months due to renovations. (Courtesy OCESA)

The home of country music is turning 100 years old in 2025, and its year-long party kicks off on Jan. 3. Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry will usher in its 100th

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