When Is Bruno Mars Next Concert?
Bruno Mars is one of the most successful and gifted artists of the current generation of pop music icons. The 27-year-old Hawaiian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist shot to fame in 2010 with his hit singles “Just the Way You Are” and “Grenade” and has been charming audiences with his smooth soul voice, sequined vintage suits, fancy dance steps, and smile ever since. Having sold millions of copies worldwide of Doo-Wops & Hooligans, Mars’s sophomore album, Unorthodox Jukebox, was met with equal success, as was his third album, 24K Magic, along with his spectacular live performances.
But when can the fans again hope to catch Mars at another concert? It has not been officially confirmed yet, but there are signs that Mars may soon resume his tours and concerts.
This most recent tour that Mars took was very successful.
Bruno had his biggest tour on the 24K Magic World Tour, which began in March 2017 and ended in December 2018. This tour publicised his RIAA three-time platinum record, 24K Magic, and was geared towards an aggregate of more than 200 performances on six continents. Some of the achievements we noted were a record-breaking fifteen concerts conducted at the O2 Arena in London and concerts conducted at the legendary Apollo Theatre in New York City in two successive days. The tour was received warmly by critics as well as audiences and was a commercial success, making over $675 million at the box office across the world. This helped further place Mars as one of the most sought-after live performers of the present time.
Well, after such a tiresome world tour, it would be reasonable that Mars would want to have some rest. But since the guy seems to enjoy being on stage playing for the fans, it should not take too long before he calls for another major event.
Teasing Upcoming Projects
For the time being, there are no concrete plans for a concert laid down, though Bruno Mars has left his fans guessing with remarks that he has new music in the pipeline. Since then, it has been more than three years since 24K Magic was produced, and his followers are waiting for what he will produce next. He is famous for being a slow worker when creating songs and not in a hurry to release more albums. He may still release new material, but with the world gradually getting back into attending concerts and other forms of live entertainment after the pandemic, it may be time for Mars to start thinking about going on the road again.
He was interviewed by Anderson and said,Paak from 2021, Mars said: It was a great performance from both artists and there is no doubt that when they get back on stage, it will be something out of this world.” He also wrote on Twitter in February last year, “you guys ready for some new Bruno Mars music?” which only made his fans anticipate more Bruno Mars tracks that they have not heard yet. Mars isn’t afraid to revisit his treasure trove, however, and he took his audience by surprise when, in early 2021, he dropped “Leave the Door Open,” which had been initially recorded during the 24K Magic sessions but wasn’t included in that album.
It also seems logical that when one day Bruno finds himself having something to show to everyone, he is eager to do so. And new music generally implies that a concert tour to support the album can’t be long coming!
Vegas Residency Rumors
Alongside these teasers about new songs on the way, there have been whispers that Mars might have a residency in Vegas lined up. Sin City has actually already become acquainted with Mars; he performed a notably acclaimed New Year’s Eve concert to welcome Anderson in 2021. Paak at the Dolby Live venue that was previously Park MGM. Hence, Mars performing an extended multiple-date residency is possible.
Today, large artists such as Usher, Janet Jackson, Adele, and soon Katy Perry are experiencing extremely successful Las Vegas concerts. Mars could copy them and put on an over-produced, tightly rehearsed residency performance specifically for the Las Vegas audience. And it would be a chance for those people who did not have the opportunity to see Mars during his previous world tour.
As for the continued residency rumors in the future, they are still uncertain for now, but Mars does seem to love the vibe in Vegas. It is still relevant for the simple question of where he could next appear on stage.
In-demand collaborations
Although he might not release a solo residency, show, or album tour in the near future, there will still be opportunities for fans to catch Bruno Mars in concert via such collaborations. From the funky Bruno Mars band, Anderson Silver Sonic, also known as Paak & The Free Nationals, for the summer shows and/or tour, Mars now has a ready-made stage companion and potential opening act.
Both artists captured the energy and sensibilities of retro-soul at the Grammy Awards in both 2021 and 2022, and they clearly have great chemistry on stage. Other artists are also putting out their hands to work with Mars as well; he recently worked with Lil Baby on “Finesse (Remix),” where he rapped with a raw and tougher flow. He also remixed fellow artist Saweetie’s song ‘Best Friend’. Given the number of artists who want this pop hitmaker to collaborate with, it can be expected that Mars might just come and gate-crash occasional shows to perform some verses in the future.
The Bottom Line
And until the official word on a full concert tour with this international artist is out, fans can look forward to enjoying Bruno Mars’s performances either as the main act or as a guest artist in some other concert. There can be no doubt about his passion for musical theatre or singing voice; therefore, audiences can be sure he is hard at work rehearsing something spectacular somewhere. Check back frequently to get the most recent information on the specific date and location of Bruno Mars’ much-awaited second concert! It will certainly be worth the admission fee whenever he decides to grace the stage again.
