Bruno Mars has taken a massive world stadium tour for granted and is calling it the Romantic Tour. It’s like he is possessed with luxury live entertainment, and the run that is for sure to be epic starts in April and goes all through to October in North America, Canada, and Europe. What’s more, Mars added 30 new dates to the itinerary, thus making it possible for twice as many fans to experience it live.
The tickets for the newly added shows would be available for purchase on Thursday at noon local time, along with the remaining tickets from the earlier scheduled dates. However, the most attractive point might be the guest list, which converts every stop into a main event.
Anderson.Paak among the superstar cast of special guests
Mars not only brings along the most brilliant stars, but also does not stay with the same lineup for long. His Silk Sonic mate Anderson. Paak is there throughout the tour, and that should make the atmosphere even livelier in each stadium. Other artists like RAYE, Victoria Monét, and Leon Thomas will be taking part in select concerts as supporting acts.
On the other hand, if one city gets to experience a little differently each day, then that is how the rotating format works. Fans can register to be part of the presale for tickets that kick off on January 14, and that early window might just matter. After all, Bruno Mars stadium tours never go on for too long before being sold out.
“The Romantic” album is next, and the momentum is already huge.
The tour will be with Mars’ just announced album, “The Romantic,” which comes out on February 27. It is the first time he will release solo studio work in a decade, the last one being 2016’s “24K Magic.” But Mars was never out of the limelight, and he brought in some more victories anyway. While many artists do the opposite and become less active in their music career when they are between albums, he kept it up.
He created a duo called Silk Sonic in 2021 and succeeded in scoring a No. 1 hit with “Leave the Door Open.” In fact, his works with other artists were also among the very hot topics in 2025, including Lady Gaga in “Die With a Smile” and ROSÉ in “APT.” Nonetheless, this rollout seems to be more about the artist than the past, as Mars continues to make new music coupled with a live show of stadium scale.
