Bruno Mars Announces “The Romantic Tour”


New album, massive collaborations, and one of the best live performers on the planet hitting the road again.

Bruno Mars has officially announced The Romantic Tour, and it feels less like a comeback and more like a continuation of dominance.

The tour arrives on the heels of his upcoming album The Romantic, his first solo studio project since 24K Magic in 2016, set to release February 27, with a new single dropping tonight. After nearly a decade without a solo album, the timing feels intentional — and perfectly calculated.

Even without a new album, Bruno never really left the charts. Over the past few years, he’s stacked massive collaborations, including “APT.” with ROSÉ and “Die With a Smile” alongside Lady Gaga, both of which have already surpassed two billion streams. That kind of success isn’t just star power — it’s proof that Bruno still understands how to make global records that cut across genres, generations, and playlists.

Of course, where Bruno truly separates himself is on stage. His live performances are famously airtight — crisp choreography, live vocals that actually sound live, and a band that moves with military precision. Past tours like The Moonshine Jungle Tour and the 24K Magic World Tour were critical and commercial smashes, often cited as some of the best arena shows of their eras.

Adding even more intrigue, The Romantic Tour features a stacked supporting lineup, including DJ Pee .Wee (the DJ alias of Anderson .Paak), Leon Thomas, Raye, and Victoria Monét.

Presale begins January 14, with sign-ups open now through January 12 at brunomars.com. If history tells us anything, waiting on this one probably isn’t the move.




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