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The Rolling Stones are heading back out on the road. The latest iteration of their No Filter tour begins May 8 in San Diego and encompasses a string of North American stadiums before wrapping up July 9 in Atlanta. Watch a trailer and find the dates below. Get tickets here. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Today the Rolling Stones announced that their “No Filter” tour will return to North America for a 15-city run in 2020. The 2020 tour is set to kick off May 8 at SDCCU Stadium in San Diego and will bring The Stones back to markets they have not played in over a decade, including Vancouver, Austin, Louisville, Cleveland, St. Louis, Charlotte and Tampa. The tour will also make stops in Minneapolis, Nashville, Dallas, Buffalo, Detroit, Pittsburgh and Atlanta (the full itinerary appears below).

Rising pop star Benee released the colorful music video for her latest single "Supalonely" on Tuesday (Feb. 4).In the dreamy visual, the New Zealand-born singer depicts a quirky, knowing ode to, well, the art of loneliness.

Big Thief performed their song “Shoulders” on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night (February 4). Check it out below. The band has also announced North American tour dates. Those shows begin in July, following stops in Europe, Asia, and Oceania. Find Big Thief’s schedule below. Get tickets here. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

The Head and the Heart are hitting the road this spring with special guest Margo Price. The North American tour will support the band's fourth studio album, Living Mirage, which was released last year.The 13-date trek will kick off April 20 at Von Braun Center’s Mars Music Hall in Huntsville, Alabama, following the band’s April 18 appearance at Old Settler’s Music Festival in Texas.

Guns N’ Roses who have been on tour for the better part of the past five years, today announced the North American dates for their 2020 global stadium tour. The tour launches in Mexico City on March 14 and then rolls through previously announced dates in Latin America and Europe before hitting the U.S., fittingly enough, on July 4.

Guns N’ Roses will tour North America this summer. The new run of dates follows a previously announced run in Europe and South and Central America. The stadium and festival shows begin at Milwaukee’s Summerfest on July 4 and conclude at Missoula’s Grizzly Stadium on August 26. Check out their full itinerary below, and find tickets here. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

After an almost seven-year hiatus, the return of My Chemical Romance arrives on a high note as the band has already sold out its North American tour with 228,600 tickets purchased in less than six hours.

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Black Paraders, Killjoys, and everyone else who couldn't make it to Los Angeles in December, rejoice: My Chemical Romance is touring its home turf. On Wednesday morning (Jan. 29), the rejuvenated rock band announced 18 tour dates across the U.S.

K-pop girl group (G)I-dle are set to take on the U.S. with the North American leg of their I-Land 2020 world tour.The six-member team will tour the world between April and July with dates across North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.

The Strokes have announced a limited run of North American dates set to launch in March.The band will perform on March 5 at Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, March 9 at WaMu Theater in Seattle and March 14 at The Forum in Los Angeles.Special guests King Princess and Alvvays will join The Strokes in L.A.

Justin Bieber will release his fifth studio album, “Changes,” on Feb. 14. The Valentine’s Day drop comes a little over three weeks after his YouTube series “Justin Bieber: Seasons” premieres on the video streaming platform. The single “Yummy” is already out and has logged more than 300 million streams since its debut last month.

The Strokes have announced a handful of North American concerts in March. They will play Vancouver, British Columbia on March 5, Seattle on March 9, and Los Angeles on March 14. All three concerts will feature support from Alvvays, while their Los Angeles gig will also include King Princess on the bill. Find full details below.

Mxmtoon is giving her fans what they want. Following the release of her latest single "Fever Dream," she's officially announcing a brand new tour. 

German metal group Rammstein will be embarking on their first-ever North American stadium tour in August. It’s the first time the band will tour the U.S. since 2011, and to promote what are sure to be a series of pyrotechnic-heavy events, they did it the most metal way possible: with a blimp flying over Los Angeles.

This is not a drill. For the first time, original Pink Floyd member Roger Waters will be playing in the round.

Dave Matthews Band is hitting the road!