From a holiday-themed concert by a pop icon to a trailblazing buckle bunny kicking off her first-ever tour to several local superstars’ homecoming shows, the next few months are sure to bring the goods.
Baby when I tell you @KAYTRANADA played the CRAZIEST SET IN MONTREAL LAST NIGHT ? Went straight from the show to the club to the airport . NO ONE and I mean no one is curating energy like him . pic.twitter.com/iUPpcPaWhP
— SZA (@sza) August 5, 2024
Tinashe at South Side Ballroom – Oct. 22
Tinashe’s resurgence came this year with her viral hit, “Nasty Girl.” Her chart-topping success, new album and loyal fans led to the Match My Freak Tour. Concertgoers will be able to let their freak flag fly at this show. After all, comeback stories are everyone's favorite, right?Rapsody at House of Blues – Oct. 25
Rapsody's new album, Please Don’t Cry, is arguably the best rap album of 2024. Known for her limitless lyrical ability, she will deliver an intimate performance, similar to what is heard on the album. So far, this tour has been hailed in reviews as one of the best of the year.Veeze at House of Blues – Oct. 26
Veeze’s summer tour continues into the fall as he celebrates the first anniversary of his debut album. With an impressive lineup of opening acts, The Worst Tour will start off with Concrete Boys' First Lady Karrahbooo, Florida mainstay Wizz Havinn and Midwest rookie STAR BANDZ, known for her viral song "Yea Yea."Don Toliver at American Airlines Center – Oct. 27
The Psycho Tour roars into the city with the Houston superstar leading the pack, including Ski Mask The Slump God, Monaleo and Molly Santana. This tour supports Toliver's latest album, Hardstone Psycho, and features his new collaboration with Fortnite, Psycho Valley. Expect Toliver's live performance to be similar to his bombastic mentor, Travis Scott.— DON TOLIVER (@DonToliver) July 23, 2024
Dej Loaf at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall – Oct. 28
The “Try Me” hitmaker’s trendsetting sound has made her a legend. The Detroit rap star has collaborated with the biggest names in hip-hop such as Eminem, Big Sean and Lil Durk. Although her new music is impressive, it is her original run that has shown the sort of mainstay power making fans still buy tickets to see her perform.Gunna at South Side Ballroom – Oct. 30
One of Wun, the Grammy-nominated superstar's fifth album, will be celebrated with a one-off concert. As part of Gunna's nonprofit organization, Gunna's Great Giveaway, every ticket sold supports programs benefiting inner-city programs in Atlanta.That Mexican O.T. at The Factory – Oct. 31
With 14 new songs and collaborations with DaBaby, Mo3, BigXThaPlug, Denzel Curry and Curren$y, O.T. has been unstoppable in 2024. This Halloween concert could be filled with surprises from the "Johnny Dang" hitmaker. O.T.'s latest album, Texas Technician, will be featured along with a performance from fellow Texan Maxo Kream.Erica Banks at Thrive – Oct. 31
An extravagant Halloween party will kick off Erica Banks' Cocky On Purpose 2 tour. In support of her new album, the “Buss It” hitmaker returns to her sultry confidence that blends suggestive appeal with aggressive lyricism, drizzled with cockiness. Most of her new hits, including “Tell Me,” “He Please,” and "On His Face,” will be performed live for the first time.Wale at House of Blues – Oct. 31
The Every Blue Moon Tour celebrates the release of Wale's upcoming eighth album and the 15th anniversary of his debut studio album, Attention Deficit. Relive the classics that made us fall in love with the Washington, D.C., native, like “Pretty Girls” and “Chillin,” while he previews the forthcoming album with new singles “Ghetto Speak” and “Max Julien.” A possible Yella Beezy appearance would present the pair with the opportunity to perform their collaboration from 2021, “Down South.”Rod Wave at American Airlines Center – Nov. 1
Rod Wave has become one of the biggest draws for hip-hop fans in North Texas. Every concert Rod Wave has played here since 2019 has sold out, and the AAC is expected to do the same. Among the supporting acts on the Last Lap Tour are chart-topping acts Moneybagg Yo and Toosii. Rod Wave's current tour and latest album are possibly his last, so this is an occasion not to be missed.G-Eazy at South Side Ballroom – Nov. 1
After a three-year hiatus, G-Eazy returned with his most experimental album yet, Freak Show. This tour will help to usher in his new musical era. G-Eazy describes the concert as a glimpse into his inner world, and he plans to open up about the ups and downs of his mental state.Chief Keef at South Side Ballroom – Nov. 8
As promised, Sosa’s A Lil Tour returns in support of the legend’s new album, Almighty So 2. This live performance reflects Chief Keef's evolution over the past two years and will also offer Lil Gnar and The Glo Boyz.Majid Jordan at The Factory - Nov. 6
The second part of their Good People Live Tour promises to be a majestic performance by the Canadian R&B duo. Similar to their original tour in 2023, the concert will showcase the duo’s fourth album, Good People/After Hours. The performance will also remember the fan-favorites from their previous albums like “Her,” “Stars Align,” and “Hold On, We’re Going Home.”USA, Dubai, and Bahrain. We can’t wait to bring our show to you. Tickets are on sale now https://t.co/uq0sQytUBO pic.twitter.com/SWGTg9ff1G
— Majid Jordan (@majidjordan) September 13, 2024
Warren G at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall – Nov. 10
Regulators, mount up. The architect of the G-Funk Era, with a gangsta twist, invades the Dallas Design District to perform his classics. Warren G will showcase his latest tracks while reliving his biggest hits. It will be a night '90s hip-hop fans won’t want to miss, and if you don’t believe it, go ask the twins.Tanner Adell at House of Blues – Nov. 14
The Buckle Bunny kicks off her first-ever tour in Dallas. Fans will be able to watch the multi-talented hitmaker perform her songs like "Backroad," "Whiskey Blues" and "Silverado" live for the first time. For years to come, Adell's first visit to Dallas will certainly be talked about.Leon Bridges at Dickies Arena – Nov. 15
While explaining the concept behind his tour, hometown hero Leon Bridges said: “I wanted to bring the magic and connection that made this record to this tour, so I felt it was important to pick the right rooms to play. I'll be performing at intimate theaters this run with my incredible band.”My most personal record, capturing the essence of nostalgia and the bittersweet journey of life. Drawing inspiration from my roots of Fort Worth, hope y'all enjoy it. Leon out this Friday 10/4.
— Leon Bridges (@leonbridges) October 2, 2024
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Latto At South Side Ballroom – Nov. 15
The “Big Energy” hitmaker performed a highlighted set at this summer’s TwoGether Land Festival in Fair Park. She returns to Dallas with her new album, Sugar Honey Iced Tea. Mariah The Scientist, who also delivered a highlight performance at the same summer festival, will accompany Big Mama.Fousheé at House of Blues – Nov. 19
With the Pointy Heights Tour, the multi-genre artist will embark on her first tour following the buzz of her same-titled project that features the hits “still around,” “war” and “100 bux.” In an effortlessly bold move by the New Jersey native, she made one of the most melodically resonant, adventurous records of the year.YG at House of Blues – Nov. 19
After releasing the two-volume third installment in his popular Just Re’d Up mixtape series in August, the “Big Bank” hitmaker hits the road to support it. In addition to performing fan favorites throughout the mixtape series, the show will appeal to YG's core fan base.Mariah Carey at American Airlines Center – Nov. 21
Christmas is on Dec. 25, but it’s time to make an exception and celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas together when Mimi comes to town. This year's holiday extravaganza marks the 30th anniversary of her record-breaking standard "All I Want For Christmas Is You." Holiday classics and chart-toppers will be performed together, providing an unforgettable holiday spectacle.Arin Ray at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall – Nov. 22
The Everyday Is A Metaphor Tour is the latest outing by the emerging R&B singer who is constantly on the road. Following the release of his latest EP, Phases III, in early 2023, the intimate show will bring the crooner with the soothing voice back to modern-day R&B.Leon Thomas at House of Blues – Nov. 23
With rave reviews for Leon Thomas’s new album, Mutt, the popularity of the Grammy-winning R&B singer/songwriter surged this summer. Fans across social media have been sharing their excitement to see him perform the new album live, so this show will be packed.MUTT Live tickets are selling fast! Grab your VIP and Meet & Greets while they’re still available! Can’t wait to see y’all pic.twitter.com/SsECKLlvst
— Leon Thomas (@leonthomas) September 24, 2024
Polo G at South Side Ballroom – Nov. 23
Polo G will reveal his vulnerability live on stage while supporting his latest album, H.O.O.D P.O.E.T., as he heals from past trauma through music. “I’ve always put my heart into my music, and now I’m bringing that energy to the stage,” said Polo G in a press release. “This tour is for the fans who’ve been with me since day one and for everyone who’s been part of this journey. I can’t wait to share this experience with y’all.”BigXThaPlug at South Side Ballroom – Nov. 29
This homecoming concert supports BIgXThaPlug’s new album, Take Care, which includes hit songs “The Largest,” “Change Me” and the Shaboozey collaboration “Drink Don’t Need No Mix.” From making this year’s coveted XXL Freshman Class to achieving three platinum-selling singles, The Biggest Stepper has amassed monumental success in 2024. He's sure to bring out a few surprises to celebrate the occasion.42 Dugg at House of Blues – Dec. 3
With 42 Dugg’s debut album, 4eva Us, Neva Them, the Detroit rap star tours as a thank you to his fans, who championed him during his brief recent prison term. With a layered sound, critics have praised the rapper's enormous growth, and he promises a thrilling live performance after missing the stage for years. 42 Dugg will be joined by Yungeen Ace, a Florida artist best known for the Vanessa Carlton-sampled hit “Who I Smoke.”Babyface Ray at Echo Lounge & Music Hall – Dec. 8
On his new tour, the Detroit rapper educates fans on his journey from the streets to the charts through his new album, The Kid That Did. A clip of Ray's locker room performance for Coach Prime's University of Colorado football team went viral a week after the album was released, sparking the tour.Destroy Lonely at South Side Ballroom – Dec. 12
The Forever Tour displays the groundbreaking Atlanta artist’s growth as a creator. The new album, LOVE LAST FOREVER, which Lonely admitted took a year to create, showed that his showmanship could showcase his versatility while cementing his position as a true innovator. The explosive energy of Destroy Lonely is on par with Travis Scott and Playboi Carti’s infectious performances.
Jorja Smith at South Side Ballroom – Feb. 21
After five years, the popular British singer returns to Dallas to support her latest album, Falling or Flying. High praise has been given for the album's fearless exploration of new sounds.
Mary J. Blige With Mario and Ne-Yo at Dickies Arena – Feb. 21
Arguably the greatest R&B songwriter and vocalist of the 2000s is touring to thank her fans. Mary J. Blige, the queen of hip-hop soul, plans to acknowledge their dedication by performing a memorable set of classics.The wait is over! Tickets are on sale now for @maryjblige's The For My Fans Tour with special guests @NeYoCompound and @OHYESMARIO Don’t miss out! https://t.co/wiejUbC5vp pic.twitter.com/SklEI0I7to
— Live Nation (@LiveNation) October 4, 2024
