List of entertainment events at Crypto.com Arena

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Bruce Springsteen was the first major artist to perform at the Crypto.com Arena; having performed his first show at the arena on the opening day (October 17, 1999) Bruce Springsteen - Roskilde Festival 2012.jpg
Bruce Springsteen was the first major artist to perform at the Crypto.com Arena; having performed his first show at the arena on the opening day (October 17, 1999)
Taylor Swift has performed 16 sold-out shows at the venue; the most number of appearances at the venue by a female artist Taylor Swift 103 (18118974610).jpg
Taylor Swift has performed 16 sold-out shows at the venue; the most number of appearances at the venue by a female artist

This article shows a list of concerts and other entertainment shows held at the Crypto.com Arena. The busiest arena in California has hosted many local, regional and international artists since its opening in 1999. [1] A list of entertainment events are given in the tables below in chronological order.

Contents

1999–2010

Entertainment events at Crypto.com Arena
DateNationalityArtistsToursSupporting ActsAttendanceBox Office
1999
October 17United States Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Reunion Tour —
October 18
October 21
October 23
November 13Puerto Rico Ricky Martin Livin' la Vida Loca Tour Jessica Simpson 15,241 / 15,241$959,760
December 31United StatesEaglesEagles Millenium Tour 2000
2000
February 2United States Cher Believe Tour —12,410 / 14,738$745,385
February 3
February 23— 42nd Annual Grammy Awards —
March 16United States Mariah Carey Rainbow World Tour Da Brat 15,627 / 15,627$990,648
September 20 Barbra Streisand Timeless Tour —31,284 / 31,284$12,600,000
September 21
October 7 Faith Hill
Tim McGraw 		Soul2Soul Tour Keith Urban
The Warren Brothers 		—
October 21Iran Googoosh Googoosh Comeback Tour —
November 17United States Tina Turner Twenty Four Seven Tour Joe Cocker 13,652 / 13,652$1,077,634
November 21 Dixie Chicks Fly Tour Patty Griffin
Ricky Skaggs 		—
November 26 NSYNC No Strings Attached Tour Dream
2001
February 21— 43rd Annual Grammy Awards —
March 14United States Backstreet Boys Black & Blue Tour Krystal Harris —
March 15
August 14United Kingdom Depeche Mode Exciter Tour Poe 29,516 / 29,516 [2] $1,537,788 [3]
August 15
September 9United States Madonna Drowned World Tour —61,464 / 61,464$8,303,165
September 13
September 14
September 15
October 2 Janet Jackson All for You Tour 112 26,883 / 28,183$1,998,75
October 3
October 19 Bob Dylan Never Ending Tour 2001 —
November 12Ireland U2 Elevation Tour No Doubt 33,448 / 33,448$2,987,433
November 13
November 19
November 21United States Britney Spears Dream Within a Dream Tour O-Town
2002
February 27— 44th Annual Grammy Awards —
May 4United Kingdom Paul McCartney Driving World Tour —15,805 / 15,805$2,148,387
May 15United States Dave Matthews Band 2002 Spring Tour Gov't Mule —
June 4United States Britney Spears Dream Within a Dream Tour Nikka Costa30,892 / 32,392$1,859,167
June 6
August 6United States Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour Cyndi Lauper 11,117 / 16,405$942,740
September 23Canada Rush Vapor Trails Tour —
October 28United Kingdom Paul McCartney Driving World Tour —15,866 / 16,143$2,194,319
October 31United Kingdom The Rolling Stones Licks Tour Sheryl Crow —
November 13Colombia Shakira Tour of the Mongoose —15,102 / 15,102$1,066,743
December 2United States Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour Cyndi Lauper 10,160 / 17,500$773,164
2003
February 6United Kingdom The Rolling Stones Licks Tour Susan Tedeschi —
April 9United States Bon Jovi Bounce Tour —
June 16United States Justin Timberlake
Christina Aguilera 		Justified and Stripped Tour Black Eyed Peas 44,188 / 44,589$2,708,186
June 17
June 20
July 11United States
United Kingdom		 Fleetwood Mac Say You Will Tour ——
July 12
July 15United States Dixie Chicks Top of the World Tour Joan Osborne
Michelle Branch 		15,609 / 15,609$889,285
October 13United States
United Kingdom		 Fleetwood Mac Say You Will Tour —9,520 / 11,069$874,029
2004
January 15United States Dave Matthews and Friends 2004 Winter Tour Emmylou Harris ——
February 8— 46th Annual Grammy Awards —
February 24United States Bette Midler Kiss My Brass Tour —11,728/12,771$1,243,892
March 8 Britney Spears The Onyx Hotel Tour [4] Kelis
Skye Sweetnam 		15,059 / 15,171$1,060,057
March 29 Prince Musicology Live 2004ever —17,367 / 17,367$1,249,585
April 5 Clay Aiken
Kelly Clarkson 		Independent Tour The Beu Sisters 8,131 / 9,388$384,894
May 26 Prince Musicology Live 2004ever —34,651 / 34,651$2,527,148
May 28
June 23Canada Shania Twain Up! Tour Emerson Drive
James Otto 		16,547 / 17,515$905,928
August 19United States Van Halen Van Halen Summer Tour 2004 ——
August 20
August 30 Usher Truth Tour JoJo
Kanye West
Christina Milian
November 22United Kingdom Sarah Brightman Harem World Tour —
2005
February 13— 47th Annual Grammy Awards —
April 5Ireland U2 Vertigo Tour Kings of Leon 34,527 / 34,527$3,673,850
April 6
August 17United States American Idols LIVE! Tour 2005 —12,030 / 13,267$544,269
September 2 Destiny's Child Destiny Fulfilled... and Lovin' It Amerie
Mario
Tyra Bolling 		—
November 1Ireland U2 Vertigo Tour Damian Marley 34,291 / 34,291$3,656,978
November 2
November 21United Kingdom Depeche Mode Touring the Angel The Raveonettes 28,839 / 28,839 [5] $2,066,912 [6]
November 22
November 25Mexico Joan Sebastian —
November 29United Kingdom Paul McCartney The 'US' Tour —31,149 / 31,149$4,144,879
November 30
2006
February 8— 48th Annual Grammy Awards —
February 22United States Aerosmith
Lenny Kravitz 		Rockin' the Joint Tour —13,657 / 14,973$1,287,775
March 3 Bon Jovi Have a Nice Day Tour Un­known13,753 / 13,753$1,007,231
April 13Mexico Luis Miguel México En La Piel Tour —11,202 / 11,202$1,047,239
June 3United States Madonna Confessions Tour —14,158 / 14,158$2,804,583
August 15Colombia Shakira Oral Fixation Tour —Un­known
August 26United States American Idols LIVE! Tour 2006 —13,427/14,115$680,394
October 6 Mariah Carey The Adventures of Mimi —12,844 / 13,882$1,230,397
November 20 Barbra Streisand Streisand —16,687 / 16,687$5,707,865
November 24 Dixie Chicks Accidents & Accusations Tour Anna Nalick
Bob Schneider
Pete Yorn 		13,500 / 13,500$875,669
December 1 Black Eyed Peas Monkey Business Tour Gwen Stefani ——
2007
January 16United States Justin Timberlake FutureSex/LoveShow —
January 29United States High School Musical: The Concert Jordan Pruitt 13,804 / 13,910$717,482
February 11— 49th Annual Grammy Awards —
March 6United States Christina Aguilera Back to Basics Tour Pussycat Dolls
Danity Kane 		Un­known
April 9 The Killers Sam's Town Tour Howling Bells
April 20Puerto Rico Ricky Martin Black and White Tour —12,090 / 12,090$839,495
June 20United Kingdom The Police Reunion Tour Fiction Plane 17,036 / 17,036$2,656,145
July 23United States American Idols LIVE! Tour 2007 —8,263 / 12,074$455,119
August 17 Faith Hill
Tim McGraw 		Soul2Soul II Tour Lori McKenna
Taylor Swift
Lance Miller
Halfway to Hazard 		—
August 18
August 19
September 2United States Beyoncé The Beyonce Experience Katy Shotter
Robin Thicke
Sean Kingston 		11,664 / 13,797$1,301,488
September 16United States Justin Timberlake FutureSex/LoveShow Fergie 48,886 / 48,886$4,216,926
September 17
September 19
September 20Mexico Maná Amar es Combatir Tour ——
September 21
September 22
September 23
October 19United States Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony en Concierto
November 7 Miley Cyrus Best of Both Worlds Tour Jonas Brothers 13,788 / 13,788$1,000,245
November 20 Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour —
December 5United Kingdom Spice Girls The Return of the Spice Girls —24,502 / 24,502$2,673,311
December 7
December 14United States Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour —
2008
February 10— 50th Annual Grammy Awards —
March 4United States Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight World Tour —
April 9 Bon Jovi Lost Highway Tour 16,205 / 16,205$1,515,282
April 21 Kanye West Glow in the Dark Tour —
May 5 Alicia Keys As I Am Tour
May 28 Kenny Chesney Poets And Pirates Tour Kid Rock, LeAnn Rimes
July 7 American Idols LIVE! Tour 2008 —11,739 / 12,358$709,598
August 19 Dave Matthews Band 2008 Summer TourThe Dynamites featuring Charles Walker—
August 20
September 17 Janet Jackson Rock Witchu Tour LL Cool J 12,109 / 13,025$1,181,04
October 8 New Kids on the Block Live Tour 13,699 / 13,699$921,753
October 13 Tina Turner Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour 27,066 / 27,066$2,932,205
October 16
December 2Canada Celine Dion Taking Chances World Tour Gordie Brown 16,776 / 16,776$2,157,110
December 4United Kingdom Oasis Dig Out Your Soul Tour 9,298/11,160$580,472
2009
February 8— 51st Annual Grammy Awards —
April 16United States Britney Spears The Circus Starring Britney Spears The Pussycat Dolls 33,142 / 33,142$4,062,953
April 17
May 22 Taylor Swift Fearless Tour Gloriana
Kellie Pickler [7] 		13,648 / 13,648$720,940
May 28 Fleetwood Mac Unleashed Tour 13,542 / 14,369$1,475,463
July 13 Beyoncé I Am... World Tour RichGirl 12,738 / 14,217$1,437,146
July 16 American Idols LIVE! Tour 2009 —
August 7 Jonas Brothers 2009 World Tour Jordin Sparks
Honor Society 		50,150 / 50,150$3,489,588
August 8
August 9
September 18 Pink Funhouse Tour 12,751 / 12,751$675,718
September 22 Miley Cyrus Wonder World Tour Metro Station 14,584 / 14,584$1,055,388
September 23 Britney Spears The Circus Starring Britney Spears Jordin Sparks
Kristinia DeBarge 		15,306 / 15,306$1,162,646
November 25 Kiss Alive 35 World Tour Buckcherry
2010
January 31— 52nd Annual Grammy Awards —
March 4United States Bon Jovi The Circle Tour Dashboard Confessional 16,698 / 16,698$1,737,009
March 25 John Mayer Battle Studies World Tour Michael Franti and Spearhead —
April 6 Alicia Keys Freedom Tour Robin Thicke
Melanie Fiona 		14,539 / 15,115$1,134,106
April 9Canada Michael Bublé Crazy Love Tour Naturally 7 25,298 / 25,298$2,217,505
December 10
April 15United States Taylor Swift Fearless Tour Gloriana
Kellie Pickler 		27,518 / 27,518$1,736,197
April 16
June 5 Maxwell
Jill Scott 		Maxwell & Jill Scott: The Tour —
July 21Barbados Rihanna Last Girl On Earth Tour Kesha 19,992 / 19,992$1,359,456
July 24United StatesReventon Super Estrella 2010—
August 11 Lady Gaga Monster Ball Tour Semi Precious Weapons 29,211 / 29,593$3,532,782
August 12
August 13 American Idols Live! Tour 2010 —
September 4South Korea SM Town Live '10 World Tour —15,000—
September 25United Kingdom Muse Resistance Tour Passion Pit 32,031 / 32,264$1,691,980
September 26
October 23Colombia Shakira The Sun Comes Out World Tour —
October 25Canada Justin Bieber My World Tour 13,572 / 13,572$535,512
November 18United States Usher OMG Tour Trey Songz
Miguel 		14,607 / 14,607$1,181,485
November 29United Kingdom Roger Waters The Wall Live 36,621 / 36,621$5,408,750
November 30
December 5


2011–present

Entertainment events at Staples Center
DateNationalityArtistsToursSupporting ActsAttendanceBox Office
2011
February 13— 53rd Annual Grammy Awards —
February 23United States Linkin Park A Thousand Suns World Tour [8] The Prodigy 15,808 / 15,808$948,445
March 11Colombia Juanes P.A.R.C.E. Tour—
March 28United States Lady Gaga The Monster Ball Tour Scissor Sisters 14,883 / 14,883$1,555,784
April 22 Lil Wayne I Am Music II Tour Nicki Minaj

Rick Ross

Porcelain Black

Travis Barker

Mix Master Mike [9]

—
May 14 Wango Tango
May 28 Glee Live! In Concert! 25,420 / 26,725$1,721,168
June 1 Usher OMG Tour 12,614 / 12,614$1,087,547
June 20 Britney Spears Femme Fatale Tour Nicki Minaj
Jessie and the Toy Boys
Nervo 		12,339 / 12,339$1,581,707 [10]
June 28Barbados Rihanna Loud Tour 14,148 / 14,148$1,045,114
July 1United States New Kids on the Block
Backstreet Boys 		NKOTBSB Tour Jordin Sparks
Ashlyne Huff 		14,404 / 14,404$1,078,013
August 17 Josh Groban Straight to You Tour —9,296 / 10,220$684,452
August 19United Kingdom Sade Sade Live John Legend 40,810 / 40,810$4,711,593
August 20
August 21
August 23United States Taylor Swift Speak Now World Tour Needtobreathe 54,900 / 54,900$3,927,154
August 24
August 27
August 28
September 3United States Jenni Rivera —13,678 / 13,678$865,067
September 24 [11] Tony Bennett AARP Benefit Concert —
October 6Spain Enrique Iglesias Euphoria Tour 15,432 / 15,432$1,285,617
October 8Australia Keith Urban Get Closer World Tour Lady Antebellum
Jake Owen 		—
October 20United States Chris Brown F.A.M.E. Tour T-Pain
Kelly Rowland
Tyga
Bow Wow 		—
November 22 Katy Perry California Dreams Tour Ellie Goulding 13,332 / 13,332$569,016
November 23
December 11United States Jay-Z
Kanye West 		Watch the Throne Tour —42,332 / 42,332$5,104,455
December 12
December 13
2012
January 27— Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour —31,632 / 35,814$3,867,569
January 28
January 29
February 12— 54th Annual Grammy Awards —
March 21United States Romeo Santos The King Stays King [12]
March 27 Lady Antebellum Own the Night Tour Darius Rucker
Thompson Square 		—
June 1 Van Halen A Different Kind of Truth Tour —
June 5 LMFAO Sorry for Party Rocking Tour
June 22Germany Scorpions Final Sting World Tour
July 19United States Jennifer Lopez Dance Again World Tour Frankie J 28,512 / 28,512$3,011,384
July 20
August 11 Red Hot Chili Peppers I'm with You World Tour 30,162 / 30,162$1,642,426
August 12
August 14— Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour —17,975 / 24,578$2,005,380
August 15
August 16United States Jennifer Lopez Dance Again World Tour Frankie J 26,356 / 26,356$3,016,192
August 17
September 6— 29th Annual MTV Video Music Awards —
October 2Canada Justin Bieber Believe Tour Carly Rae Jepsen
Cody Simpson 		27,546 / 27,546$2,238,937
October 3
October 5United States The Black Keys El Camino Tour Tegan & Sara 24,821 / 26,990$1,246,127
October 6
October 8Australia Keith Urban Get Closer 2011 World Tour —
October 10United States Madonna MDNA Tour Martin Solveig 29,015 / 29,015$6,162,835
October 11
October 16 Carrie Underwood Blown Away Tour 11,105 / 11,105$611,918
December 3 Aerosmith Global Warming Tour —
2013 [13]
January 20United States Lady Gaga Born This Way Ball Tour Madeon
Lady Starlight 		24,412 / 24,412$3,082,251
January 21
January 23United Kingdom Muse The 2nd Law World Tour Band of Skulls 43,836 /43,836$2,580,539
January 24
January 26
February 10— 55th Annual Grammy Awards —
February 16United States P!nk The Truth About Love Tour The Hives 15,562 / 15,562$1,140,275
March 15United States Maroon 5 Overexposed Tour Neon Trees
Owl City 		15,192 / 15,192 (100%)$1,071,816
April 8Barbados Rihanna Diamonds World Tour ASAP Rocky 14,882 / 14,882$1,297,755
April 19United States Bon Jovi Because We Can —16,585 / 16,585$2,203,669
May 3United Kingdom The Rolling Stones 50 & Counting [14] [15] [16] 28,313 / 28,313$9,933,548
May 20
June 24Canada Justin Bieber Believe Tour [17] [18] Hot Chelle Rae
Mike Posner 		58,479 / 60,281$5,053,170
June 25
June 28United States Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour [19] [20] [21] Melanie Fiona 27,760 / 27,760$3,372,714
July 1
July 27 Bruno Mars Moonshine Jungle Tour Ellie Goulding 30,360 / 30,360$2,734,649
July 28
August 7United Kingdom One Direction Take Me Home Tour [22] [23] 5 Seconds of Summer 57,363 / 57,363$3,998,657
August 8
August 9
August 10
August 19United States Taylor Swift Red Tour [24] Ed Sheeran
Casey James 		55,829 / 55,829$4,734,463
August 20
August 23
August 24
September 28United Kingdom Depeche Mode Delta Machine Tour Crystal Castles 43,957 / 43,957$4,255,118
September 29
October 2
October 12United States P!nk The Truth About Love Tour [25] New Politics 28,124 / 28,124$2,887,773
October 13
November 6 Selena Gomez Stars Dance Tour [26] Emblem3
Christina Grimmie 		13,855 / 13,855$626,246
November 8 Nine Inch Nails Tension Tour [27] Explosions in the Sky —
November 26 Justin Timberlake The 20/20 Experience World Tour [28] DJ Freestyle14,414 / 14,414$1,613,042
December 3 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour [29] Melanie Fiona 13,982 / 13,982$1,954,343
December 4 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 2013 World Tour—11,565 / 13,556$516,370
December 5— KIIS-FM Jingle Ball —
December 9 Jay Z Magna Carter World Tour [30] Timbaland 13,380 / 13,380$1,351,069
2014
January 26— 56th Annual Grammy Awards —
February 22United States Miley Cyrus Bangerz Tour [31] [32] [33] Icona Pop
Sky Ferreira 		15,440 / 15,440$1,180,766
July 7 Cher Dressed to Kill Tour [34] [35] Cyndi Lauper 12,418 / 12,418$1,362,733
July 21 Lady Gaga ArtRave: The Artpop Ball Lady Starlight
Crayon Pop [36] [37] 		26,923 / 26,923$2,444,324
July 22
August 7United Kingdom Arctic Monkeys AM Tour [38] Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 14,549 / 14,549$659,407
August 27United Kingdom Ed Sheeran x Tour Rudimental 20,000 / 20,000$790,450
September 19United States Katy Perry The Prismatic World Tour [39] [40] [41] Tegan and Sara
Ferras 		28,791 / 28,791$3,606,823
September 20
September 27 Demi Lovato Demi World Tour [42] [43] Christina Perri
MKTO
Becky G 		9,371 / 9,777$450,996
October 10Spain Enrique Iglesias Sex and Love Tour [44] [45] Pitbull 30,806 / 30,806$3,303,555
October 11
2015
January 25 Eric Church The Outsiders World Tour [46]
February 8— 57th Annual Grammy Awards —
June 2Ireland The Script No Sound Without Silence Tour Colton Avery
Mary Lambert 		—
June 25—B.E.T Experience 2015 at L.A. Live [47] [48] —
June 26
June 27
June 28
August 19United States Kelly Clarkson Piece by Piece Tour [49] Pentatonix
Eric Hutchinson
Abi Ann 		10,961 / 12,314$615,055
August 20Canada Shania Twain Rock This Country Tour [50] [51] [52] Gavin DeGraw 8,198 / 9,930$790,511
August 21 [53] United States Taylor Swift The 1989 World Tour [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59] [60] [61] [62] [63] [64] Vance Joy
Haim 		70,563 / 70,563$8,961,681
August 22
August 24
August 25
August 26
September 11 Ariana Grande The Honeymoon Tour [65] Prince Royce 13,573 / 13,573$653,203
October 3South Korea BIGBANG Made World Tour [66] —13,361 / 13,535$2,715,587
December 4—KIIS-FM Jingle Ball 2015 [67] —
December 18United Kingdom Muse Drones World Tour [68] [69] Phantogram —
December 19
December 28United States Mötley Crüe Mötley Crüe Final Tour [70] —37,090 / 41,739$2,760,290
December 30
December 31
2016
February 15— 58th Annual Grammy Awards
March 20Canada Justin Bieber Purpose World Tour [71] [72] [73] [74] Post Malone
Moxie Raia 		41,445 / 41,445$4,365,483
March 21
March 23
April 8United Kingdom Ellie Goulding Delirium World Tour [75] Broods
The Knocks
Bebe Rexha 		11,304 / 11,304$605,350
July 8United States Selena Gomez Revival Tour [76] [77] DNCE
Bahari 		13,942 / 13,942$978,804
August 5United Kingdom Adele Adele Live 2016 [78] [79] —118,149 / 118,149$13,821,741
August 6
August 9
August 10
August 12
August 13
August 20
August 21
September 14United States Carrie Underwood Storyteller Tour [80] Easton Corbin
The Swon Brothers 		13,274 / 13,274$921,093
October 20Australia Keith Urban Ripcord World Tour [81] Brett Eldredge
Maren Morris 		10,863 / 10,863$765,100
2017
March 7United States Red Hot Chili Peppers The Getaway World Tour Trombone Shorty 40,383 / 40,383$3,553,466
March 8
March 10
March 31United States Eric Church Holdin' My Own Tour —16,596 / 16,596$1,042,599
June 10Spain
United States		 Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull 		Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Live! CNCO 14,523 / 14,523$1,804,583
June 20United Kingdom Roger Waters Us + Them Tour 38,003 / 38,003$5,613,448
June 21
July 12Canada Shawn Mendes Illuminate World Tour Charlie Puth 13,445 / 13,610$812,975
July 14United States Tim McGraw
Faith Hill 		Soul2Soul: The World Tour Rachel Platten 25,571 / 25,571$2,028,973
July 15
August 6United States Kendrick Lamar The Damn. Tour Travis Scott
DRAM 		40,425 / 40,425$3,847,175
August 8
August 9
August 10United Kingdom Ed Sheeran ÷ Tour James Blunt 40,731 / 40,731$3,622,204
August 11
August 12
October 20United States ODESZA A Moment Apart Tour Sofi Tukker
Chet Porter		TBA
November 7 Katy Perry Witness: The Tour Purity Ring —
November 8
November 10
2018
March 14New Zealand Lorde Melodrama World Tour Tove Styrke
August 3Canada Shania Twain Now Tour Bastian Baker 11,954 / 13,293$892,783
August 24United States J. Cole [82] KOD Tour
August 25
August 28United Kingdom Sam Smith The Thrill of It All Tour 27,307 / 27,307$2,330,044
August 29
September 5South Korea BTS BTS World Tour: Love Yourself 180,000 / 180,000
September 6
September 8
September 9
October 6United States Keith Urban Graffiti U World Tour Kelsea Ballerini 10,264 / 13,331$810,247
2019
July 5Canada Shawn Mendes Shawn Mendes: The Tour Alessia Cara 26,517 / 26,517$2,038,588
July 6
August 10South Korea Monsta X We Are Here World Tour 9,155 / 9,985$1,103,392
September 12United States Carrie Underwood Cry Pretty Tour 360 Runaway June, Maddie & Tae [83] 14,494 / 14,494$1,041,637
October 20 Tool Fear Inoculum Tour Killing Joke
October 21
November 1 Twenty One Pilots The Bandito Tour MisterWives 13,688 / 13,688$1,062,699
December 7 Illenium Ascend TourDabin
2020
February 14Mexico Banda MS
February 15
March 4United States Kiss End of the Road World Tour David Lee Roth 11,900 / 12,262$1,228,013
2021
August 27United States Luke Bryan Proud to Be Right Here Tour Runaway June Originally scheduled for October 9, 2020 [84]
September 16Spain
Puerto Rico		 Enrique Iglesias
Ricky Martin 		Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin Live in Concert Sebastián Yatra Originally scheduled for September 17 & 18, 2020 but postponed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic [85]
September 17
2022
February 10United States Blake Shelton Super Bowl Music Fest Gwen Stefani
February 11United States Machine Gun Kelly Hasley
February 12United States Green Day Miley Cyrus
February 20United States Kacey Musgraves Star-crossed: unveiled King Princess
MUNA
March 7Canada Justin Bieber Justice World Tour Jaden Smith
Eddie Benjamin
TEO		Originally scheduled to take place at the Rose Bowl on May 29, 2020 [86]
March 8
September 14United States Kendrick Lamar The Big Steppers Tour Baby Keem
Tanna Leone
September 15
September 16
September 17
September 27United Kingdom Roger Waters This Is Not a Drill
September 28
October 6South Korea NCT 127 2nd Tour "Neo City – The Link"
November 15United States Post Malone Twelve Carat Tour Roddy Ricch
November 16
November 26Puerto Rico Wisin & Yandel La Última Misión World Tour —
2023
February 17Mexico Luis R. Conriquez —
March 13United States Carrie Underwood Denim & Rhinestones Tour [87] Jimmie Allen
August 21Canada Drake It's All a Blur Tour 21 Savage ——
August 22
August 30United States 50 Cent The Final Lap Tour Busta Rhymes, Jeremih
September 20United States Playboi Carti Antagonist Tour Ken Carson
Destroy Lonely
Homixide Gang		——
October 6Japan Joji Pandemonium ——
October 22United States SZA SOS Tour D4vd ——
October 23
October 27United States Old Dominion No Bad Vibes Tour Chase Rice
Kylie Morgan 		——
November 2United States Doja Cat The Scarlet Tour Doechii ——
November 4United States Lauryn Hill & The Fugees The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 25th Anniversary Tour——
December 15United Kingdom Depeche Mode Memento Mori World Tour Young Fathers ——
December 17
2024
February 4— 66th Annual Grammy Awards —
March 13Puerto Rico Bad Bunny Most Wanted Tour ——
March 14
March 15
April 16Mexico Luis Miguel Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 ——
April 17
May 4United States Aventura Cerrando Ciclos ——
May 5
May 21South Korea Tomorrow X Together Act: Promise ——
May 22
June 2United States Zach Bryan The Quittin Time Tour The War and Treaty
Levi Turner 		——
June 3
June 4 Sierra Ferrell
Levi Turner
June 14United States Panter Bélico Punto & Aparte USA Tour ——
June 21United States Megan Thee Stallion Hot Girl Summer Tour GloRilla ——
July 6Spain Hombres G 40 Aniversario Tour 2024 ——
July 10India Diljit Dosanjh Dil-luminati Tour ——
July 11United States Missy Elliott Out of This World The Experience Ciara
Busta Rhymes
Timbaland 		——
July 12
July 13United States Pepe Aguilar Jaripeo Hasta Los Huesos Tour Ángela Aguilar
Leonardo Aguilar
Antonio Aguilar Hijo 		——
July 14
July 31United States Jhené Aiko The Magic Hour Tour Coi Leray
TINK
UMI
Kiana Ledé 		——
August 6United States Chris Brown 11:11 Tour Muni Long ——
August 7
August 20Puerto Rico Don Omar Back to Reggaeton Tour ———
August 30United States Kid Cudi Insano World Tour Pusha T
Jaden 		——
September 3United States $uicideboy$ Grey Day 2024 Tour Denzel Curry
Pouya
HAARPER
Shakewell
Ekkstacy 		——
September 6United States Jelly Roll Beautifully Broken Tour Warren Zeiders
Alexandra Kay 		——
September 12Puerto Rico Chayanne Bailemos Otra Vez Tour 2024 ——
September 14Mexico Gloria Trevi Mi Soundtrack US Tour 2024 MAR——
September 28United States Heart Royal Flush Tour 2024 Cheap Trick ——
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