Key Takeaways:

• Bruno Mars is about to return to the stage in April 2026 with “The Romantic Tour,” marking a significant comeback.
• Victoria Monét, Leon Thomas and RAYE will be a part of the tour at totally different levels, with Anderson .Paak as its official DJ.
• The tour helps Mars’ forthcoming album, The Romantic, his first solo venture in almost a decade.

Ahead of his first solo album in almost a decade, Bruno Mars has introduced the dates and supporting acts for his upcoming “The Romantic Tour.” On Thursday (Jan. 8), the “That’s What I Like” singer revealed that Victoria Monét, Leon Thomas and RAYE will be a part of him in choose cities beginning in April.

With Anderson .Paak (aka DJ Pee .Wee) serving because the trek’s official DJ, Mars will begin in Las Vegas on April 10 earlier than making his means by means of main cities like Atlanta, Chicago and Detroit. Thomas — who can have simply wrapped the European leg of his “Mutts Don’t Heel Tour” — will accompany the 24K Magic artist by means of the primary North American run, which closes out in May.

Monét will take over for the European and U.Okay. dates, and as soon as Mars returns stateside, RAYE will deal with opening duties by means of October. The presale begins subsequent Wednesday (Jan. 14), with tickets accessible to most of the people at a later date. In the meantime, see the flyer beneath.

Mars’ fourth solo album, The Romantic, is anticipated to hit streaming companies on Feb. 27. Before that, we’ll get to listen to the LP’s first single on Friday (Jan. 9). Fans will clearly have to attend a bit longer for the venture’s tracklist and options, although his tour lineup could supply clues about who had a hand within the album.

So far, Mars hasn’t launched music with Thomas, Monét or RAYE. He does, after all, have his Silk Sonic duo with .Paak, notably dropping their debut venture in 2021. Since then, “Finesse” artist has had no scarcity of hits, together with “APT.” with ROSÉ and the Grammy Award-winning “Die With A Smile” with Lady Gaga.

After dropping PHOLKS and HEEL final 12 months, Thomas is up for a number of classes on the upcoming Grammy Awards this February. Monét, in the meantime, has hinted that her much-anticipated follow-up to 2023’s JAGUAR II is in the works.