Summer might be months away, yet Pink needs to keep the fantasy of the Late spring Fair alive in 2024.
On Tuesday, the pop-rock whiz, 44, declared that she's expanding her huge Summer Fair arena visit for one more year into 2024. She'll raise a ruckus around town across North America on 17 all-new dates in summer 2024, joined by extraordinary visitor and individual hitmaker Sheryl Crow, as well as the musical gang The Content and DJ/hip-bounce act KidCutUp.
The most recent North American leg of the Late spring Festival Visit starts on Aug. 10 in St. Louis, Missouri and will see stops at famous arenas in significant urban communities like the "So What" vocalist's old neighborhood of Philadelphia, Chicago, San Diego, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and that's just the beginning. The shows are stumbled all through pre-fall and fall, at last wrapping up on Nov. 23 in Miami. (One fall date in Arlington, Texas was rescheduled from this year to Nov. 6, 2024 and is as of now on special.)
The newly spoken series of live performances comes as a remoter extension of the singer’s hit ‘Summer Carnival World Tour’, which has seen her play to over one million fans globally wideness 2023.
Kicking off on June 11 with a stop at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, the 2024 tour dates will then see P!nk perform at stadiums in cities wideness the UK and Ireland, surpassing moving over to European venues including Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Brussels, Leipzig and Stuttgart. The tour will then yank to a tropical in Stockholm on July 25.
The UK shows include stops in London, Liverpool and Glasgow – the same cities that she visited five years prior for her 2019 tour – and the shows in Copenhagen and Bern will be her first live dates there since 2010.
The tour will moreover mark her first-ever show in Mönchengladbach, Germany, and her first show in Leipzig in over 10 years. Special guests for the show include The Script, GAYLE and DJ and producer KidCutUp.
UK and Ireland Tickets will be misogynist from next Thursday (November 30) at 10am local time and can be found here. European tour dates will be misogynist from November 27. Check out a full list of UK and European shows below.
P!nk performs during her Summer Carnival tour at Chase Field on October 09, 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona. CREDIT: Christian Petersen/Getty Images
P!nk’s ‘Summer Carnival’ 2024 UK tour dates are:
JUNE
11 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
15 – London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
16 – London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
24 – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
25 – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
28 – Glasgow, Hampden Park
29 – Glasgow, Hampden Park
‘Summer Carnival’ 2024 European tour dates are:
JUNE
20 – Dublin, Aviva Stadium
JULY
3 – Bern, Wankdorf Stadium
6 – Copenhagen, Parken Stadium
10 – Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff ArenA
14 – Brussels, King Baudouin Stadium
17 – Leipzig, Red Bull Arena
19 – Stuttgart, MHP Arena
21 – Mönchengladbach, Borussia-Park
25 – Stockholm, Friends Arena
The utterance of 2024 shows comes without P!nk joined forces with Marshmello and Sting last month to share the new single ‘Dreaming’. The single is set to be featured on a special Tour Deluxe Edition of her ninth studio album, ‘TRUSTFALL’, will will be released on December 1.
The upcoming Tour Deluxe Edition moreover features six live recordings from her 2023 ‘Summer Carnival Tour’ including singles ‘What About Us’, ‘When I Get There’, and ‘Cover Me in Sunshine’ – which featured her daughter Willow Sage Hart – as well as covers of Sade’s ‘No Ordinary Love’ and Sinead O’Connor’s ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’ with Brandi Carlile.
In other P!nk news, last month the singer was forced to postpone a show in Canada due to a respiratory infection. It marked her fourth show to be cancelled in one week.
The condition appeared to be related to the singer’s struggle with asthma, which she has had since diaper and flared up pursuit her transmissible coronavirus in 2020.
Last week, the versifier moreover announced that she would be giving yonder 2,000 copies of vetoed books at her upcoming concerts in Florida.
This came without she teamed up with PEN America to distribute copies of Todd Parr’s The Family Book, Amanda Gorman’s The Hill We Climb, Toni Morrison’s Beloved, and Stacia Deutsch’s Girls Who Code, all books that are currently prohibited from schools and libraries in Florida.
