US EditionBruno Mars adds second show at Raymond James Stadium
- On Wednesday, Jan. 14, Bruno Mars' presale for The Romantic Tour sold 2.1 million tickets in one day, a Ticketmaster one-day record.
- Bruno Mars announced the new album The Romantic due Feb. 27, 2026, with his first solo album in a decade and recent hits sustaining tour momentum.
- The presale required signing up at BrunoMars.com by Jan. 12 and massive demand left fans in online queues before the Jan. 15 general sale.
- Fans are turning to verified resale platforms like Vivid Seats, SeatGeek and StubHub, but buyers should check terms with original sellers such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation to avoid voided tickets.
- The Romantic Tour runs from April through October with stadium stops across the U.S., Canada, Europe and the U.K., including Tampa's Raymond James Stadium and supporting artists Anderson.Paak, RAYE, Leon Thomas and Victoria Monét.
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Where to Buy Tickets to Bruno Mars' 'The Romantic' Tour
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Bruno Mars is heading on a massive world tour in 2026, his first full global headlining tour since the 24K Magic World Tour, which began in 2017. He has already added 30 dates to the tour since it was first announced earlier this month. When tickets went on sale on Jan. 15, they quickly sold out in many…
The "Romantic Tour" marks the great return of the solo singer. Tickets for his concerts were sold in record numbers in a single day.
He is the first artist to overcome the barrier of 150 million monthly listeners on the Spotify platform and, at a time when fewer albums are purchased than ever before, he is among the 30 most sold in the history of music, surpassing, for example, Bruce Springsteen and U2 with an estimated 236 million released albums. He holds 16 Grammy awards and has placed nine tracks in number 1 in the US. He has not published an album in his name for ten yea…
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