Spring 2026 is just getting started, but things are already going full speed as more than a handful of our favorite singers and rappers have decided to head out on the road for their respective tours!

From Jay-Z and Bruno Mars to Usher and En Vogue, lots of artists are ready to give their fans a show and deliver a truly amazing experience. And because there are so many happening, we’ve gathered a pretty solid list of acts you need to keep out for this spring. Keep reading to find out more!

Usher & Chris Brown

Real R&B lovers will be happy to hear that both Usher and Chris Brown will finally be joining forces for a joint tour this summer. Aptly titled the “R&B Tour”—which works for both the genre they sing and a nod to the first letters of their respective last names—the multi-city music even will see them going all across the country for a truly unforgettable experience. For more info, go here.

TLC & Salt-N-Pepa

Legendary groups TLC and Salt-N-Pepa will be going on the road together for the first time ever. What’s even more exciting is that En Vogue will be joining them for their highly anticipated “It’s ICONIC” tour. Tickets and VIP packages are available now. To learn more, you can visit here.

Jaÿ-Z

In some of the most exciting music news we’ve heard in a minute, rap icon Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter announced he’d be returning to the stage to headline the 2026 Roots Picnic festival in May. This marks the first time the New York icon will headline a major show in nearly a decade. But not only that, he’ll also be performing at Yankee Stadium in New York to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his “Reasonable Doubt” album with a show on July 10 and a second show celebrating the 25th anniversary of “The Blueprint” on July 11.

Tickets for The Roots Picnic and the Yankee Stadium shows are available online now.

Ari Lennox

Ari Lennox is taking her latest album on her “Vacancy” tour in the U.S. beginning in April. Supporting acts include Phabo and Lekan. For ticket info, be sure to visit here.

Jill Scott

While returning with her new album, “To Whom This May Concern,” after a 10-year hiatus, Jill Scott is embarking on a multi-city international tour from June to November. No opening acts have been announced, but early reports indicate that it’ll be a “no-phone” experience, allowing fans to be in the moment. Check out more info here.

Floetry

In news that probably came as a surprise to most of us, Floetry will once again take the stage together across multiple cities in the U.S. from April until May 17. Opening acts for their show include Raheem DeVaughn and Teedra Moses. Catch the breakdown here.

Jeezy

OK, so this one isn’t technically a tour, but Jeezy will be kicking off his Las Vegas residency, “The Legend of the Snowman,” in May. It’s touted to be “the Black Tie experience of the year,” according to his official announcement post on Instagram. You can check out more info on tickets here.

Tank and the Bangas

Tank and the Bangas will bring their signature, fun style to their fans for their “The Last Balloon” tour beginning in May. Certain nights will see fellow music star Ariel J, while other nights the group will be opening for Trombone Shorty. The announcement comes just as Tank and the Bangas released their first single ahead of their upcoming album, “The Last Balloon,” which is set to drop on May 15. Get into it here.

Cardi B

Cardi B is headed “outside” for her “Little Miss Drama Tour” this spring. Beginning in February and all the way through March, the #BardiGang will be able to catch their favorite rapper performing her hits from her “Am I the Drama?” album, as well as previous hits from “Invasion of Privacy.” Looking for tix? Grab them here.

Bruno Mars

As we previously told you, Bruno Mars will embark on a tour after nearly 10 years. The upcoming “Romantic Tour” will no doubt be a hit and feature stellar opening acts like Victoria Monét, Raye, and Leon Thomas. Anderson .Paak, a.k.a. Mars’ Silk Sonic partner, will also be joining in on select dates. Trust us, this is a show where you’ll want front row seats! Things go down in April, so make sure to get your tickets here.

Summer Walker

Summer Walker will be traveling all over the world for nearly 20 stops for her “Still Finally Over It Tour.” But she’s not going it alone as Afro-beats/R&B singer Odeal and rapper Monaleo will be joining her beginning in May. Learn more here.

Doja Cat

Doja Cat will be hitting the streets for her “Tour Ma Vie” tour. While she’s currently traveling all over the world, she’s set to come to the U.S. in October. So if you call yourself a fan, you have plenty of time to save up and prepare. Check out more details here.

Leon Thomas

America’s favorite “Mutt” a.k.a. Leon Thomas will be leaving the states for his world tour (how he’s going to juggle this while also popping up at select locations for Bruno Mars’ tour, we don’t know, but we’re here for it anyway.) If you feel like going overseas and consider yourself a lover of R&B, check him out when he hits Helsinki in March. Check out other dates and stops here.

Miguel

Though it’s been a minute since Miguel has popped out and showed us all what he can do, he’s coming back to give his fans what they deserve for his upcoming “Caos” tour. Jean Dawson and Channel Tres will also be accompanying him with things kicking off in February and going all the way through May. You can learn more here.

Josh Levi

Get ready to “feel the bass” when Josh Levi hits the stage for a limited, 10-stop tour in February. He’ll be starting in Chicago and winding things down in San Francisco by March. If you want more info on his “Hydraulic” tour, go here.

Kwn

R&B is starting the year strong with artists like Kwn going on tour. If you want to feel those “Back of the Club” vibes in person instead of over the radio, check out the beginning of her North American leg of the “With All Due Respect Tour,” when it begins in March. Tickets have already sold out, but things could always change, so keep an eye out for some to become available.

Mariah the Scientist

“Burning Blue” singer Mariah the Scientist is currently in the middle of her “Hearts Sold Separately” world tour. She’s hitting the United States in mid-February, so if you’re interested in catching her on this side of the world, check out the link here.

Jordan Ward

Speaking of North America, Jordan Ward will also be embarking on his own tour, titled “THE APARTMENT TOUR.” This follows his forthcoming project “Backward” that’s set to release on Jan. 30. The tour begins in February and will last through April (with a few stops over in the U.K.) You can snag your tix here.

Gunna World Tour

While many in the U.S. already saw rapper Gunna, folks overseas will now get their chance as he continues on his “GUNNA: Wun World Tour.” If you’re looking for a reason to take a trip down under, you can head over to Australia in March for the last remaining dates. Get more details here.

New Edition

If you’re an old school fan or just a lover of true boy bands, then look out for New Edition going on tour beginning at the end of January. You’ll have until the top of April to catch them, and if you do, you’ll be in for a treat thanks to their opening acts, which include Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton. You can learn more info here.

Fantasia & Anthony Hamilton

If you want to get in a good night of good singing, then you’d better catch Fantasia while she’s performing with Anthony Hamilton. Their joint tour starts at the end of January and will last about 14 more stops until the top of May. Fun fact: the tour begins and ends in North Carolina, so you know it’s gonna be a Black, soulful affair. Get your tickets here.