New Concert Tours Announced December 2025: 2026 Dates

As we wind down 2025 and gear up for an exciting 2026 live music season, several artists have dropped major tour announcements in the past few days. December is typically a quieter month for reveals—with many acts focusing on holiday shows or year-end wraps—but this week brought some gems, especially for fans eyeing early 2026 dates. From acoustic guitar duos to reggae acts and indie collectives, here's a roundup of the freshest tour news.

Rodrigo y Gabriela: Celebrating 20 Years on the Road

Mexican acoustic guitar virtuosos Rodrigo y Gabriela just announced a 2026 tour marking their 20th anniversary together. Known for their fiery flamenco-metal fusion and covers that turn classics into instrumental fireworks, the duo is heading back to stages across the globe. Expect high-energy performances blending their signature rhythms with tracks from their extensive catalog. Dates are starting to roll out—check their official channels for specifics, as this one promises intimate venues and pure instrumental magic.

Lucius: Extensive North American Trek

Indie-folk favorites Lucius revealed plans for a major U.S. tour in early 2026. The acclaimed collective, led by Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig with their powerhouse harmonies, will hit the road to promote their latest work. Fans can look forward to lush, layered sets full of emotional depth and shimmering production. This run is shaping up to be one of the must-sees for indie enthusiasts, with stops across America already generating buzz.

Iration: Big 2026 U.S. Tour Behind New Album

Reggae-rock band Iration dropped news of a huge U.S. tour kicking off in 2026, supporting their brand-new album. The California crew is bringing their sunny vibes, feel-good hooks, and island-infused grooves to fans nationwide. If you're craving laid-back anthems and high-energy live shows, this is your ticket to good times—perfect for shaking off winter blues.

Other Notable Mentions

• Our Lady Peace: The Canadian alt-rock staples announced 2026 U.S. dates, bringing their '90s and '00s hits to American audiences.

• April Wine: Classic rockers revealed a North American tour for 2026.

• Jake Owen and Trisha Yearwood: Both country stars teased early 2026 runs, with Owen planning a month-long U.S. outing.

While mega-headliners like Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Kendrick Lamar dominated 2025's box office recaps (just released this week), these fresh announcements signal that 2026 is already heating up with diverse acts across genres.

If you're planning ahead, tickets for many of these are going on sale soon—keep an eye on Ticketmaster, Live Nation, or the artists' sites. What tours are you most excited for? The live music calendar never sleeps! 🎸✨