Bruno Mars Announces The Romantic Tour: Anderson .Paak, Leon Thomas And Victoria Monet Among Special Guests

Bruno Mars is back with a bang! The global superstar has finally announced a tour to promote his fourth studio album, The Romantic, set to release on February 27, 2026. After a nearly decade-long wait

for solo material since 24K Magic, Mars is bringing his signature blend of funk, pop, and soul to fans worldwide. The tour spans North America, Europe, and the UK, kicking off on April 10 in Las Vegas and concluding on October 14 in Vancouver. As per his recent post, his tour will feature an electrifying lineup of special guests, including Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee .Wee, Leon Thomas, Raye, and Victoria Monet. With over 50 shows planned across major arenas and stadiums, the tour promises elaborate stage designs, high-energy performances, and a mix of classic hits and new tracks.

Bruno Mars announces The Romantic Tour

Taking to Instagram, Bruno Mars has officially announced The Romantic Tour, supporting his fourth solo album, The Romantic, which releases on February 27, 2026. The tour will begin at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on April 10, 2026, and wrap up at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on October 14, covering North America, Europe, and the UK. This marks Mars’ long-awaited return to the stage with solo material, nearly a decade after the release of 24K Magic.The announcement was shared via a four-slide Instagram post, detailing tour dates, ticketing information, and the special guest lineup. Anderson .Paak joins as DJ Pee .Wee, while Leon Thomas, Raye, and Victoria Monet complete the supporting acts. Mars also confirmed presale details on X, offering fan club members early access to tickets. Fans have praised the carefully curated guest roster for its mix of talent, energy, and complementary musical styles.

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Locations for Bruno Mars' The Romantic Tour

The North American leg features major cities such as Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago, followed by European stops in London, Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam. The European arena shows coincide with the summer festival season, while the tour concludes back in North America, promising elaborate productions with dancers, brass sections, and interactive stage elements reminiscent of Mars’ previous world tours. Accessibility accommodations, VIP packages, and travel bundles are also part of the tour strategy.Fans reacted with overwhelming excitement online, with social media exploding after the simultaneous album and tour announcements. Early pre-saves for The Romantic are already available across digital platforms, and pre-release singles hint at a mix of funk, soul, and pop, reinforcing Mars’ reputation for high-energy, feel-good music.