From SZA to Taylor Swift, All the Artists Going on Tour in 2023

For Swifties, the announcement of a new Taylor Swift tour this fall was beyond exciting, but a glitch in Ticketmaster's system (caused by unprecedented demand for tickets, among other reasons) led to many fans losing out on the chance to see Swift perform in person. Though some controversy has surrounded the Eras Tour, it nonetheless is highly anticipated by fans lucky enough to have snagged tickets. The tour features guest performances from artists like Paramore, Haim, and Phoebe Bridgers and will span across the US (international dates TBA) from March 17 to Aug. 9.

The release of SZA's "SOS" album was a gradual one, but upon its Dec. 9 release, the album received widespread acclaim. Showcasing songs like "Good Days," "I Hate U," and "Kill Bill," the tour will run from Feb. 21 to May 21 and is set to feature R&B singer Omar Apollo as a guest performer.

Paramore is kicking off 2023 with a bang and embarking on their In North America Tour on Feb. 6 in Nashville. The tour comes after the band's five-year hiatus and ahead of their newest album, "This Is Why," set to release on Feb. 10. On returning to the road as a group, lead singer Hayley Williams told Billboard, "We're lucky that we've never relied on being a specific type of success, whether that be chart success or radio success. Because at the end of the day, there's a connection and a relationship with the people that have grown up supporting and loving the band with us. So we trust that."

Pink's upcoming album, "Trustfall," is the artist's first in nearly four years, and she is bringing her new music on tour this summer. The Summer Carnival 2023 tour spans across the US, the UK, and Europe and begins June 7. Fans can also get an extra dose of fun with guest performances from artists Pat Benatar, Neil Giraldo, Brandi Carlile, and Grouplove.

After a four-year break, "The Queen of Pop" is returning to the stage with her Together Again tour. Along with special guest Ludacris, Jackson is celebrating 50 years of making music. The spring tour runs from April 14 to June 21, starting in Hollywood, FL, and finishing in Seattle.

Pop icon Madonna is celebrating four decades of music with The Celebration Tour. The tour will start in North America on July 15 in Vancouver, then span to the UK and Europe in October and run until its final show in Amsterdam on Dec. 1.

From Feb. 2 to April 1, Carrie Underwood is touring the US with fellow country-music star Jimmie Allen. If you miss the "Hate My Heart" singer on this tour, you can catch her in Las Vegas during her Reflections Residency at the Resorts World Hotel from June 21 to Dec. 9.

In October 2022, punk-rock band Blink-182 released their first single ("Edging") with founding member Tom DeLonge after his seven-year hiatus from the band. The group's highly anticipated reunion tour kicks off in Tijuana, Mexico, on March 11 and will span around the world until March 2024.

Country-music star Shania Twain has a packed schedule in 2023 ahead of her "Queen of Me" tour starting in April. The tour is named after the singer's upcoming album, "Queen of Me," which is set to release Feb. 3. Tour spots include Los Angeles, Denver, Dallas, and Buffalo, NY, among many others, and will run from April 15 to Nov. 14.

Country-music group Zac Brown Band are heading on an international tour starting March 5 in Houston. Tour stops include Dublin, London, Boston, Atlantic City, and Tampa.

"The Boss'' is leading an international tour that includes stops in Boston, New York City, Dublin, London, Paris, and Amsterdam. Besides some of his classic songs, Springsteen will most likely highlight songs from his latest 2022 album, "Only the Strong Survive."

Along with the band Toto, Journey will be touring across the United States from Jan. 27 to April 25. The group, known for favorites like "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Separate Ways," are celebrating 50 years together on the tour.

Country-music legend Wynonna Judd is paying tribute to the life and legacy of her mother, Naomi Judd, with The Judds' Final Tour. Along with special guests like Martina McBride and Little Big Town, the tour will span from Hershey, PA, to Hollywood, FL, throughout January and February.

Indie-rock artist Father John Misty is highlighting songs from his latest album, "Chloë and the Next 20th Century," on his international tour this year, which will take place throughout April.

Wizkid's tour, named after his 2022 album of the same name, begins March 3 and spans across the United States, from Houston to Miami.

"The Queen of Country" started her Reba: Live in Concert tour in the fall of 2022, but due to popular demand from fans, the singer extended the tour to dates in spring 2023. The tour starts in Jacksonville, FL, on March 9 and will run through April 15, ending at NYC's Madison Square Garden.

The name of Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks's tour could not be more fitting. The singing duo launch their Two Icons, One Night Tour together on March 10, which spans most of the year until Nov. 10. Some of the tour stops include Nashville, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Minneapolis.

"Footloose" singer Kenny Loggins is touring for the last time in 2023. Loggins will kick off the tour on March 10 and conclude his lengthy gig on Oct. 27 in Inglewood, CA. "I don't see this as the end of my professional career, but certainly a halt to the grind of major touring," he previously said of the tour in a statement on his website.

Funk-rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers will be sharing the stage with beloved artists like The Strokes and Thundercat during their 2023 tour. The tour will start Jan. 21 in Auckland, New Zealand, and end on July 23 in Glasgow, Scotland. Pit stops include various locations in the United States, like Las Vegas, San Diego, and Phoenix, as well as places around the globe, like Tokyo, Milan, and London.