What do pop rockers The Beaches, jazz pop sensation Laufey, and pop mainstay Shawn Mendes have in common? Besides making incredible music, they’re three artists with ecstatic fanbases following new tour announcements today (May 29).
Where to catch The Beaches this summer and fall
The Beaches have “no hard feelings,” but you will if you miss out on their newly announced No Hard Feelings Tour. Kicking off August 29 in Chicago, our favourite Canadian girl group is set to hit most major U.S. markets, including a festival performance at All Things Go in Columbia, MD. The Canadian leg of the tour kicks off Oct. 24 in Victoria, B.C., ending in Moncton, NB on Nov. 15. Valley, Talk, Fightmaster, Annie DiRusso, and Debbii Dawson open on select dates.
Most shows will have an artist presale June 3 followed by general on-sale June 6, but check your local markets’ ticketing sites for more information.
Where to catch Laufey this summer and fall
It’s only “a matter of time” until we get to hear Laufey’s new album, but now we can add North American tour dates to the countdown. What was also only “a matter of time”: seeing Laufey and her ethereal presence book arena stages (that Red Rocks show will be especially magical!).
Laufey’s artist presale starts June 3 and you can sign up through the Seated links on her website. Once you hit that complete purchase button, make note to arrive early because Suki Waterhouse is another act worth any ticket price.
Where to catch Shawn Mendes this summer and fall
After a string of international shows and festivals, Shawn Mendes, who was abruptly ended his last Wonder tour to focus on his mental health, is ready to ease back into being on the road again (hence the tour name). As he writes on Instagram, “I almost forgot I have one of the best jobs in this world.”
Registration is open now through Seated for presales kicking off June 4, with all ticketing links found on Shawn’s website. Maro and Lubiana will support Shawn on select European dates, while friend Eddie Benjamin will join the tour for all eight North American shows.
