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Lady Gaga performing at TD Garden as part of The Monster Ball Tour, July 1, 2010

Since its opening in 1995, the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, has hosted many local, regional and international artists, spanning a wide range of musical genres. A list of notable concerts are given in the table below. All events are arranged in a chronological order.

1990s[edit]

1995
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue
October 3 R.E.M. Grant Lee Buffalo Monster Tour — —
October 23 Page and Plant — No Quarter Tour
1996
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue
February 8 Red Hot Chili Peppers Silverchair One Hot Minute Tour — —
February 29 Bob Seger
Silver Bullet Band 		John Hiatt It's a Mystery Tour 18,203 / 18,203 $521,005[1]
March 5 Rod Stewart — A Spanner in the Works Tour — —
March 19 AC/DC Ballbreaker World Tour 15,033 / 15,033 $428,441
June 18 Neil Diamond World Tour 1996[2] — —
June 20
June 21
June 22
July 30 Kiss The Nixons Alive/Worldwide Tour 31,664 / 31,664 $1,257,175
July 31 D Generation
August 20 Melissa Etheridge — Your Little Secret Tour[3] — —
October 1 Dave Matthews Band Soul Coughing 1996 Fall Tour
October 2
November 5 The Smashing Pumpkins Garbage Infinite Sadness Tour
Garbage tour
November 9 Rush — Test for Echo Tour
November 30 Stone Temple Pilots Local H Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop Tour
1997
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue
February 7 Toni Braxton Kenny G Secrets Tour 13,900 / 13,900 $448,324[4]
March 4 Metallica Corrosion of Conformity Poor Touring Me 33,279 / 35,360 $1,085,467
March 5
March 24 Phil Collins — The Trip into the Light World Tour 17,215 / 19,688 $635,861[5]
April 7 Celine Dion Soul Attorneys
Mike and the Mechanics
Human Nature 		Falling Into You Around the World Tour 15,508 / 15,508 $445,000
April 12 Bush Veruca Salt Razorblade Suitcase Tour[6] — —
April 17 Garth Brooks — 1996–98 World Tour 35,183 / 35,183 $591,719
April 18
July 25 Prince Jam of the Year Tour — —
October 1 Luther Vandross
Vanessa Williams 		Your Secret Love Tour[7]
December 30 Aerosmith Days of the New Nine Lives Tour
December 31
1998
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue
January 23 Bob Dylan Van Morrison Never Ending Tour 1998 28,800 / 28,800 $1,454,860[8]
January 24
March 20 Puff Daddy[9] — 1998 U.S. Tour — —
April 14 Eric Clapton Distant Cousins Pilgrim Tour 14,994 / 14,994 $863,255[10]
May 15 Elton John — Big Picture Tour 35,642 / 35,642 $1,563,121[11]
May 16
May 21 Van Halen Kenny Wayne Shepherd III Tour 12,073 / 15,000 $363,730[11]
July 13 Page and Plant — Walking Into Everywhere Tour[12] — —
August 1 Tori Amos Plugged Tour
August 21 Celine Dion André-Philippe Gagnon Let's Talk About Love World Tour 35,342 / 35,342 $1,950,481[13]
August 22
September 18 Janet Jackson Usher The Velvet Rope Tour — —
October 5 Barenaked Ladies — Stunt Tour[14]
November 12 Kiss Econoline Crush Psycho Circus World Tour
November 13
December 31 Aerosmith Candlebox Nine Lives Tour
1999
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue
February 3 Black Sabbath Pantera
Deftones 		Black Sabbath Reunion Tour 17,375 / 17,375 $718,602[15]
February 22[16] Alanis Morissette Garbage Junkie Tour
Version 2.0 World Tour 		— —
February 28 Jimmy Buffett
Coral Reefer Band 		— Don't Stop the Carnival Tour[17]
March 22 The Rolling Stones Goo Goo Dolls No Security Tour 35,049 / 35,049 $4,403,159[18]
March 23
March 27 Jay-Z
DMX
Method Man
Redman 		— Hard Knock Life Tour[19] — —
June 14 Shania Twain Leahy Come On Over Tour 17,543 / 17,543 $770,818[20]
June 17 Ani DiFranco Maceo Parker Summer Tour 1999[21] — —
August 21 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Reunion Tour 98,894 / 98,894 $5,469,060[22]
August 22
August 24
August 26
August 27
September 21 Backstreet Boys E.Y.C. Into the Millennium Tour 34,489 / 34,489 $1,265,558[23]
September 22
September 24 Celine Dion Corey Hart Let's Talk About Love World Tour 18,845 / 18,845 $1,130,203[24]
October 8 Bette Midler — The Divine Miss Millennium 14,108 / 14,108 $997,009[25]
October 12 Elton John An Evening with Elton John — —

2000s[edit]

2000
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
March 3 Cher — Do You Believe? 14,589 / 14,589 $908,183 [26]
March 26 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CSNY2K Tour 30,320 / 30,320 $2,452,586 [27]
March 27
April 13[a] Mariah Carey Rainbow World Tour — — [28]
June 8 Tina Turner Lionel Richie Twenty Four Seven Tour 27,926 / 27,926 $1,926,240 [29]
June 9
June 21 Ricky Martin — Livin' la Vida Loca Tour — — [30]
June 22 3 Doors Down
August 8 AC/DC Slash's Snakepit Stiff Upper Lip World Tour [31]
September 20 Tina Turner Joe Cocker Twenty Four Seven Tour [32]
November 8 Bon Jovi Less Than Jake Crush Tour 15,094 / 15,094 $635,101 [33]
December 11 Dave Matthews Band funky METERS 2000 Fall Tour 19,211 / 19,211 $871,963 [34]
December 31 Barenaked Ladies — Maroon Tour 30,025 / 32,108[b] $1,146,174[b] [34]
2001
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 1 Barenaked Ladies Guster Maroon Tour 30,025 / 32,108[b] $1,146,174[b] [34]
March 27 Sarah Brightman — La Luna World Tour 6,791 / 7,000 $402,534 [35]
April 1 Andrea Bocelli Hartford Symphony Orchestra
Cecilia Gasdia 		Andrea Bocelli Live in Boston 14,724 / 14,724 $2,129,935 [36]
May 4 AC/DC Buckcherry Stiff Upper Lip World Tour — — [37]
May 26 Sting Jill Scott Brand New Day Tour
Words and Sounds Tour 		13,864 / 13,864 $842,430 [38]
June 5 U2 PJ Harvey Elevation Tour 68,139 / 68,139 $5,620,260 [39]
June 6
June 8
June 9
June 11 Eric Clapton Doyle Bramhall II and Smokestack Reptile World Tour 29,794 / 29,794 $1,894,300 [40]
June 12
July 6 Backstreet Boys Sisqó Black & Blue Tour 20,710 / 21,133 $1,540,120 [41]
July 7
August 7[c] Madonna — Drowned World Tour 29,688 / 29,688 $3,503,520 [41]
August 8
August 22 Sade India.Arie Lovers Rock Tour — — [43]
August 25 Janet Jackson 112 All for You Tour 26,892 / 26,892 $1,884,176 [41]
August 26
September 8[d] Backstreet Boys Sisqó Black & Blue Tour 31,035 / 34,871 $2,461,278 [41]
September 9[d]
September 10[d]
October 2 Neil Diamond — World Tour 2001–2002 31,482 / 31,482 $1,948,170 [41]
October 3
October 26 Rod Stewart Human Tour — — [45]
November 24 Bob Dylan Never Ending Tour [46]
November 25 Luciano Pavarotti Luciano Pavarotti Live in Boston 11,470 / 13,200 $1,227,100 [47]
December 9 Britney Spears O-Town Dream Within a Dream Tour 16,421 / 16,421 $947,959 [48]
December 11 LFO 14,437 / 16,421 $876,588 [49]
2002
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 22 Elton John
Billy Joel 		— Face to Face 2002 68,155 / 71,564 $7,236,695 [50]
January 24
January 29
January 31
February 7 Creed Tantric
Virgos 		Weathered Tour — — [51]
March 2 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young — Tour of America 28,612 / 28,612 $2,358,017 [52]
March 3
April 7 Dave Matthews Band Yerba Buena 2002 Spring Tour 34,430 / 34,430 $1,600,995 [53]
April 8
April 15 NSYNC P. Diddy
Tony Lucca 		Celebrity Tour 33,473 / 35,357 $2,097,028 [54]
April 16
April 19 Paul McCartney — Driving USA Tour 14,607 / 14,607 $1,952,755 [54]
June 29 Britney Spears LMNT Dream Within a Dream Tour 15,396 / 15,396 $907,274 [55]
July 8 Cher Cyndi Lauper Living Proof: The Farewell Tour 27,232 / 28,750 $1,847,262 [56]
July 9
August 16 Tool Tomahawk Inside the Outside Tour 13,937 / 17,888 $558,231 [57]
September 3 The Rolling Stones The Pretenders Licks Tour 14,608 / 14,608 $2,736,377 [52]
September 20 Elton John
Billy Joel 		— Face to Face 2002 17,483 / 17,483 $1,835,530 [52]
September 30 Paul McCartney Back in the U.S. Tour 29,097 / 29,097 $4,050,530 [52]
October 1
October 4 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		The Rising Tour 19,658 / 19,658 $1,400,300 [52]
October 7 Sheryl Crow
Don Henley
Billy Joel
John Mellencamp
Sting
James Taylor
Roger Waters 		Music to My Ears: A Tribute to Timothy White 13,601 / 13,601 $1,492,800 [52]
October 28 Rush — Vapor Trails Tour — — [58]
November 3 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour [59]
November 16 Bob Dylan Never Ending Tour 8,078 / 13,000 $344,436 [60]
November 30 Shakira Pay the Girl Tour of the Mongoose 12,555 / 12,555 $678,540 [61]
December 2 Guns N' Roses CKY
Mix Master Mike 		Chinese Democracy Tour 12,700 / 12,700 — [62]
December 14 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Jackson Browne The Last DJ Tour 13,788 / 13,788 $665,798 [63]
2003
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 12 The Rolling Stones Ryan Adams Licks Tour 15,311 / 15,311 $2,932,204 [64]
March 4 Bon Jovi Goo Goo Dolls Bounce Tour 14,288 / 14,288 $852,007 [65]
April 1 Tim McGraw — One Band Show Tour 17,114 / 17,114 $785,335 [66]
April 3 Yanni Ethnicity Tour — — [67]
May 12 Matchbox Twenty Maroon 5
Sugar Ray 		More Than You Think You Are Tour 9,146 / 17,511 $386,924 [68]
June 19 Dixie Chicks Michelle Branch Top of the World Tour 16,850 / 16,850 $1,111,390 [69]
July 15 Eagles — Farewell I Tour 36,852 / 38,792 $4,702,240 [64]
July 17
July 18
August 5 Justin Timberlake
Christina Aguilera 		The Black Eyed Peas Justified and Stripped Tour 26,877 / 27,149 $1,694,442 [64]
August 6
September 20 Alan Jackson Joe Nichols 2003 U.S. Tour 10,244 / 17,481 $531,383 [70]
September 24[e] Fleetwood Mac — Say You Will Tour[e] 13,100 / 14,609 $1,020,897 [71]
October 7 Shania Twain James Otto Up! Tour 17,352 / 17,352 $1,175,490 [71]
November 26 Aerosmith
Kiss 		Automatic Black Rocksimus Maximus Tour/
World Domination Tour 		12,169 / 15,106 $1,231,375 [72]
December 2 Phish — Fall Tour 2003 (20th Anniversary Show) 17,569 / 17,569 $676,360 [73]
December 7 Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas Eve & Other Stories 7,070 / 7,692 $293,952 [74]
December 11 Simon & Garfunkel The Everly Brothers Old Friends Tour 33,085 / 33,085 $3,294,735 [64]
December 13
December 16 Dave Matthews & Friends Emmylou Harris 2003 Fall Tour 17,242 / 17,242 $897,278 [75]
2004
Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 20 Bette Midler — Kiss My Brass 12,396 / 12,396 $1,481,476 [76]
January 31 Sarah Brightman Harem World Tour 7,460 / 16,905 $495,980 [77]
March 2 Barenaked Ladies Gavin DeGraw
Butterfly Boucher 		Everywhere for Everyone Tour 9,444 / 17,509 $399,430 [78]
March 15 Bette Midler — Kiss My Brass 9,832 / 13,354 $1,155,641 [79]
March 24 Beyoncé
Alicia Keys
Missy Elliott 		Tamia Verizon Ladies First Tour 16,061 / 17,201 $815,963 [80]
March 30 David Bowie The Polyphonic Spree A Reality Tour — — [81]
August 17 Prince — Musicology Live 2004ever 45,649 / 49,085 $2,799,722 [82]
August 18 Maceo Parker
August 19
August 22 Usher Kanye West
Christina Milian 		Truth Tour 13,870 / 13,870 $870,305 [83]
September 15 Phil Collins Jack Johnson First Final Farewell Tour 11,960 / 14,500 $922,365 [84]
September 17 Gloria Estefan — Live & Re-Wrapped Tour — — [85]
September 28 Pearl Jam Death Cab for Cutie
Gob Roberts 		Vote for Change 35,240 / 35,240 $1,500,225 [82]
September 29
October 1 Barry Manilow — One Night Live! One Last Time! 12,463 / 18,290 $1,065,880 [86]
October 24 Metallica Godsmack Madly in Anger with the World Tour 20,324 / 26,396 $1,504,100 [82]
October 25
October 29 R.E.M. Angela McCluskey Around the Sun Tour 7,968 / 12,500 $358,970 [87]
November 1 Avril Lavigne Butch Walker Bonez Tour 10,340 / 12,500 $350,947 [87]
2005
Concerts at FleetCenter / TD Banknorth Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
May 24 U2 Kings of Leon Vertigo Tour 51,658 / 51,658 $5,071,565 [88]
May 26
May 28
August 15 Neil Diamond — 2005 Tour 29,752 / 29,752 $2,267,800 [88]
August 16
September 16 Elton John Peachtree Road Tour 31,164 / 31,164 $2,648,935 [88]
September 17
September 26 Paul McCartney The 'US' Tour 29,582 / 29,582 $3,814,392 [88]
September 27
October 3 U2 Keane Vertigo Tour 34,488 / 34,488 $3,381,429 [88]
October 4
October 28 Bruce Springsteen — Devils & Dust Tour 18,124 / 18,124 $1,482,110 [89]
October 30
October 31 Gwen Stefani The Black Eyed Peas Harajuku Lovers Tour
Monkey Business Tour 		12,083 / 14,638 $688,490 [90]
November 8 Nine Inch Nails Queens of the Stone Age
Death from Above 1979 		Live: With Teeth Tour 10,117 / 13,178 $470,132 [91]
November 12 Aerosmith Lenny Kravitz Rockin' the Joint Tour 15,792 / 15,792 $1,372,235 [92]
December 4 U2 Institute Vertigo Tour 34,583 / 34,583 $3,400,861 [88]
December 5
December 9 Bon Jovi — Have a Nice Day Tour 27,941 / 27,941 $2,230,413 [88]
December 10
December 15 Dave Matthews Band Mike Doughty 2005 Fall Tour 17,310 / 17,310 $901,320 [93]
2006
Concerts at TD Banknorth Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 13 The Rolling Stones Sloan A Bigger Bang 26,784 / 26,784 $4,990,074 [94]
January 15
January 19 Billy Joel — 2006 World Tour 49,825 / 49,825 $3,575,344 [94]
January 30
February 4
May 24 Pearl Jam My Morning Jacket 2006 World Tour 33,181 / 33,181 $1,665,966 [95]
May 25
June 25 Tim McGraw
Faith Hill 		— Soul2Soul II Tour 33,851 / 33,851 $2,523,545 [94]
June 26
July 6 Madonna Confessions Tour 36,741 / 36,741 $6,337,115 [94]
July 9
July 10
July 29 Dixie Chicks Bob Schneider Accidents & Accusations Tour 10,582 / 10,582 $730,981 [96]
August 21 Mariah Carey Sean Paul The Adventures of Mimi 11,993 / 14,922 $1,034,794 [97]
September 5 Shakira Wyclef Jean Oral Fixation Tour 10,735 / 13,068 $748,649 [98]
September 16 The Who Peeping Tom The Who Tour 2006–2007 — — [99]
October 2 Red Hot Chili Peppers The Mars Volta Stadium Arcadium World Tour 30,064 / 30,064[f] $1,840,680[f] [94]
October 3 Eric Clapton The Robert Cray Band Back Home Tour 18,826 / 21,891 $2,101,235 [94]
October 4
October 20 Red Hot Chili Peppers The Mars Volta Stadium Arcadium World Tour 30,064 / 30,064[f] $1,840,680[f] [94]
October 22 Barbra Streisand Il Divo Streisand 14,807 / 14,807 $4,766,650 [94]
December 2 The Who Peeping Tom The Who Tour 2006–2007 — — [99]
2007
Concerts at TD Banknorth Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 27 Bob Seger
The Silver Bullet Band 		Steve Azar Face the Promise Tour 14,915 / 14,915 $1,130,090 [100]
February 3 Rod Stewart — Rockin' in the Round Tour 12,868 / 12,868 $1,206,415 [101]
February 6 Justin Timberlake Pink FutureSex/LoveShow 16,668 / 16,668 $1,271,590 [102]
March 2 Josh Groban Angélique Kidjo Awake Tour 13,907 / 13,907 $1,093,095 [103]
March 30 Christina Aguilera Pussycat Dolls
Danity Kane 		Back to Basics Tour — — [104]
July 5 Tim McGraw
Faith Hill 		Lori McKenna Soul2Soul II Tour 28,417 / 28,417 $2,420,461 [105]
July 6
July 9 Roger Waters — The Dark Side of the Moon Live — — [106]
July 17 John Mayer Ben Folds Continuum Tour 12,877 / 12,877 $703,314 [107]
August 10 Justin Timberlake Good Charlotte FutureSex/LoveShow — — [108]
August 12 Beyoncé — The Beyoncé Experience [109]
September 9 Barry Manilow 2007 U.S. Tour 9,919 / 12,902 $857,045 [110]
September 11 Genesis Turn It On Again: The Tour — — [111]
October 15 Maroon 5 The Hives It Won't Be Soon Before Long Tour [112]
October 30 Van Halen Ky-Mani Marley 2007–2008 North American Tour 14,261 / 14,261 $1,501,122 [113]
November 11 The Police Fiction Plane The Police Reunion Tour 14,256 / 14,256 $1,804,535 [114]
November 18 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— Magic Tour 33,289 / 33,289 $3,072,570 [115]
November 19
2008
Concerts at TD Banknorth Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 30 Spice Girls — The Return of the Spice Girls — — [116]
April 3 Jay-Z
Mary J. Blige 		The-Dream Heart of the City Tour 12,847 / 12,847 $1,199,576 [117]
June 11 Alicia Keys Ne-Yo As I Am Tour — — [118]
June 13 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Steve Winwood 2008 Summer Tour 14,472 / 14,472 $1,120,918 [119]
July 9 Bon Jovi The All-American Rejects Lost Highway Tour 30,141 / 30,141 $2,845,877 [120]
July 10
July 27 George Michael — 25 Live 10,325 / 14,000 — [121]
July 28 Eagles Long Road Out of Eden Tour 23,374 / 24,097 $2,989,885 [120]
July 30
August 4 Coldplay Santigold Viva la Vida Tour 14,445 / 14,445 $1,229,417 [122]
August 12 Celine Dion Gordie Brown Taking Chances World Tour 32,493 / 32,493 $3,813,519 [120]
August 13
September 26 New Kids on the Block Natasha Bedingfield
Colby O'Donis 		New Kids on the Block Live 27,017 / 27,017 $1,703,505 [120]
September 28
October 15 Madonna Paul Oakenfold Sticky & Sweet Tour 26,611 / 26,611 $3,658,850 [120]
October 16
October 29 Coldplay Duffy Viva la Vida Tour 14,559 / 14,559 $1,256,599 [123]
November 9 AC/DC The Answer Black Ice World Tour 13,718 / 13,718 $1,255,040 [124]
November 16 Tina Turner — Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour 24,845 / 24,845 $2,632,184 [120]
November 17
November 24 Sarah Brightman Fernando Lima
Alessandro Safina
Mario Frangoulis 		The Symphony World Tour 4,133 / 6,457 $432,337 [125]
2009
Concerts at TD Banknorth Garden / TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 18 Metallica Machine Head
The Sword 		World Magnetic Tour 17,066 / 17,066 $1,144,875 [126]
March 11 Fleetwood Mac — Unleashed 13,005 / 17,388 $1,292,161 [127]
March 16 Britney Spears The Pussycat Dolls The Circus Starring Britney Spears 16,659 / 16,659 $1,909,235 [128]
April 21 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— Working on a Dream Tour 31,713 / 33,035 $3,006,655 [128]
April 22
July 17 Jonas Brothers Jordin Sparks
Honor Society
Wonder Girls 		Jonas Brothers World Tour 2009 — — [129]
July 18
July 20 Green Day The Bravery 21st Century Breakdown World Tour [130]
July 31 Keith Urban Taylor Swift Escape Together World Tour [131]
August 18 Kris Allen
Adam Lambert
Danny Gokey
Allison Iraheta
Matt Giraud
Anoop Desai
Lil Rounds
Scott MacIntyre
Megan Joy
Michael Sarver 		— American Idols LIVE! Tour 2009 12,616 / 12,616 $757,867 [132]
August 29 Britney Spears Jordin Sparks
Kristinia DeBarge
One Call 		The Circus Starring Britney Spears 15,330 / 15,330 $1,036,457 [133]
September 4 The Killers Wolfmother Day & Age World Tour — — [134]
October 2 Pink The Ting Tings Funhouse Tour 13,922 / 13,922 $611,106 [135]
October 5 Kiss Buckcherry Alive 35 World Tour 8,560 / 8,560 $600,353 [136]
November 9 Miley Cyrus Metro Station Wonder World Tour 14,981 / 14,981 $1,111,590 [137]
November 14[g] Royal Philharmonic Orchestra — Star Wars: In Concert — — [138]

2010s[edit]

2010
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
February 24 John Mayer Michael Franti and Spearhead Battle Studies World Tour 14,654 / 14,654 $936,350 [139]
February 26 The Black Eyed Peas Ludacris
LMFAO 		The E.N.D. World Tour 15,430 / 15,430 $1,060,401 [140]
March 6 Muse Silversun Pickups The Resistance Tour 14,770 / 14,770 $737,795 [141]
March 11 Jay-Z Young Jeezy
Trey Songz 		Jay-Z Fall Tour 13,331 / 13,331 $1,304,455 [141]
May 17 Pearl Jam Band of Horses Backspacer Tour 15,600 / 15,600 $1,211,623 [142]
May 22 Glee Cast:Dianna Agron
Chris Colfer
Darren Criss
Ashley Fink
Kevin McHale
Lea Michele
Cory Monteith
Heather Morris
Chord Overstreet
Amber Riley
Naya Rivera
Mark Salling
Harry Shum Jr.
Jenna Ushkowitz 		— Glee Live! In Concert! 18,895 / 18,895 $624,453 [143]
May 23
June 19 Carole King
James Taylor 		Troubadour Reunion Tour 30,851 / 34,032 $3,052,520 [144]
June 20
July 1 Lady Gaga Semi Precious Weapons The Monster Ball Tour — — [145]
July 2
August 3 The Black Eyed Peas T-Pain The E.N.D. World Tour 13,212 / 13,212 $912,823 [146]
September 14 Rush — Time Machine Tour 11,331 / 11,903 $948,004 [147]
September 30 Roger Waters The Wall Live 34,120 / 34,626 $3,836,070 [147]
October 1
October 3
November 9 Dave Matthews Band John Butler Trio 2010 Fall Tour 23,934 / 34,200 $1,838,510 [147]
November 10
November 14 Kings of Leon — Come Around Sundown World Tour — — [148]
November 16 Justin Bieber Burnham
Jasmine Villegas
Sean Kingston 		My World Tour 14,080 / 14,080 $843,180 [149]
November 27 Michael Bublé Naturally 7 Crazy Love Tour 12,227 / 12,227 $1,037,383 [150]
December 21 Usher Trey Songz
Miguel 		OMG Tour 12,226 / 12,226 $901,581 [151]
2011
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
February 1 Linkin Park Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Pendulum 		A Thousand Suns World Tour — — [152]
March 1 Bon Jovi — Bon Jovi Live 15,928 / 15,928 $1,675,208 [153]
March 8 Lady Gaga Scissor Sisters The Monster Ball Tour 14,361 / 14,361 $1,525,663 [154]
March 30 Stevie Nicks
Rod Stewart 		— Heart & Soul Tour 11,947 / 11,947 $1,320,994 [155]
April 15 Bob Seger
The Silver Bullet Band 		Frankie Ballard 2011 North American Tour 14,883 / 14,883 $1,095,938 [156]
June 4 New Kids on the Block
Backstreet Boys 		Jordin Sparks NKOTBSB Tour 13,224 / 13,224 $976,833 [157]
June 7 Dianna Agron
Chris Colfer
Darren Criss
Ashley Fink
Kevin McHale
Lea Michele
Cory Monteith
Heather Morris
Chord Overstreet
Amber Riley
Naya Rivera
Mark Salling
Harry Shum Jr.
Jenna Ushkowitz 		The LXD Glee Live! In Concert! 12,735 / 12,735 $1,075,343 [158]
June 18 Katy Perry Robyn
DJ Skeet Skeet 		California Dreams Tour 12,589 / 12,589 $557,977 [159]
June 24 Dispatch Elephant Revival DISPATCH 2011 N/A N/A [160]
July 6 Sade John Legend Sade Live 9,422 / 11,334 $937,064 [158]
July 8 Keith Urban Jake Owen Get Closer World Tour — — [161]
July 24 Rihanna J. Cole
CeeLo Green 		Loud Tour [162]
July 26 Josh Groban — Straight to You Tour [163]
August 8 Britney Spears Nicki Minaj
DJ Pauly D 		Femme Fatale Tour [164]
September 22 Enrique Iglesias Pitbull
Prince Royce 		Euphoria Tour 12,267 / 12,267 $603,196 [165]
November 16 Foo Fighters Social Distortion
The Joy Formidable 		Wasting Light World Tour — — [166]
November 21 Jay-Z
Kanye West 		— Watch the Throne Tour [167]
2012
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 28 Tool YOB Tool Winter Tour — — [168]
March 7 The Black Keys Arctic Monkeys El Camino Tour 13,428 / 13,428 $649,567 [169]
March 11 Van Halen Kool & the Gang A Different Kind of Truth Tour — — [170]
March 26 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— Wrecking Ball World Tour 16,779 / 16,779 $1,577,847 [171]
May 7 Red Hot Chili Peppers Sleigh Bells I'm with You World Tour 13,330 / 13,330 $824,600 [172]
June 23 Neil Diamond — Hot August Night
40th Anniversary World Tour 		— — [173]
July 17 Aerosmith Cheap Trick Global Warming Tour [174]
July 19
July 25 Jennifer Lopez
Enrique Iglesias 		Frankie J Dance Again World Tour 10,416 / 10,416 $794,276 [175]
July 29 Coldplay Marina and the Diamonds
Emeli Sandé 		Mylo Xyloto Tour 32,248 / 32,248 $2,744,129 [176]
July 30
September 4 Madonna — The MDNA Tour 13,995 / 13,995 $2,450,720 [177]
September 24 Peter Gabriel Jennie Abrahamson
Linnea Olsson 		Back to Front Tour 5,671 / 9,215 $519,413 [178]
October 24 Rush — Clockwork Angels Tour 9,861 / 10,031 $841,953 [179]
November 10 Justin Bieber Cody Simpson
Jaden Smith 		Believe Tour 13,561 / 13,561 $1,087,270 [180]
November 16 The Who — The Who Tour 2012–2013 11,927 / 12,135 $966,739 [181]
November 18 Bob Dylan Mark Knopfler Never Ending Tour — — [182]
November 26 Neil Young
Crazy Horse 		Patti Smith
Everest 		2012 Tour 10,130 / 10,130 $1,042,608 [179]
December 9 Dave Matthews Band Jimmy Cliff 2012 Winter Tour 12,710 / 15,248 $1,003,190 [183]
2013
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
February 5 Mumford & Sons The Felice Brothers Babel Tour — — [184]
March 15 Dropkick Murphys — Saint Patrick's Day Tour [185]
March 28 Pink The Hives The Truth About Love Tour 14,766 / 14,766 $1,142,061 [186]
April 12 Muse Biffy Clyro The 2nd Law World Tour 12,187 / 12,187 $729,695 [187]
April 18 Fleetwood Mac — Fleetwood Mac Live — — [188]
May 6[h] Rihanna ASAP Rocky Diamonds World Tour 14,083 / 14,083 $1,061,548 [190]
May 30 Aerosmith
Jason Aldean
Bell Biv DeVoe
Boston
Boyz II Men
Jimmy Buffett
Dane Cook
Dropkick Murphys
Extreme
Godsmack
The J. Geils Band
Carole King
The Monkees
New Kids on the Block
Buffalo Springfield
James Taylor
Steven Wright
Neil Young 		Boston Strong: An Evening of
Support and Celebration 		— — [191]
June 2 Boyz II Men
98 Degrees
New Kids on the Block 		— The Package Tour [192]
June 3
June 12 The Rolling Stones 50 & Counting 24,277 / 24,277 $7,577,375 [193]
June 14
June 26 Bruno Mars Fitz and the Tantrums Moonshine Jungle Tour 14,267 / 14,267 $1,030,157 [194]
July 20 Justin Bieber Hot Chelle Rae
Mike Posner 		Believe Tour 13,450 / 13,450 $1,123,874 [195]
July 23 Beyoncé Luke James The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 12,911 / 12,911 $1,574,130 [196]
September 27 Michael Bublé Naturally 7 To Be Loved Tour 11,505 / 11,505 $1,140,561 [197]
October 9 Avenged Sevenfold Deftones
Ghost 		Hail to the King Tour 4,610 / 12,000 $248,477 [198]
October 11 Nine Inch Nails Godspeed You! Black Emperor Twenty Thirteen Tour — — [199]
October 12 Selena Gomez Emblem3
Christina Grimmie 		Stars Dance Tour [200]
October 28 Josh Groban Judith Hill All That Echoes World Tour [201]
October 30 Drake Future Would You Like a Tour? [202]
November 8 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Big K.R.I.T. 2013 U.S. Tour [203]
November 12 Elton John 2Cellos The Diving Board Tour [204]
November 17 Kanye West Kendrick Lamar The Yeezus Tour 12,889 / 12,889 $1,099,938 [205]
December 4[i] Rod Stewart Steve Winwood Live the Life Tour — — [207]
December 5 Pink The Hives The Truth About Love Tour 14,306 / 14,306 $1,418,435 [208]
December 20 Beyoncé Luke James The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 13,003 / 13,003 $1,686,370 [209]
2014
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 18 Jay Z Timbaland Magna Carter World Tour — — [210]
January 31 Lady Antebellum Kip Moore
Kacey Musgraves
Thomas Rhett
Lauren Alaina 		Take Me Downtown Tour 10,921 / 10,921 $673,922 [211]
February 27 Justin Timberlake DJ Freestyle The 20/20 Experience World Tour 13,815 / 13,815 $1,622,639 [212]
February 28 Kings of Leon Gary Clark Jr. Mechanical Bull Tour — — [213]
March 3 Sting
Paul Simon 		— On Stage Together Tour 12,066 / 12,066 $1,458,125 [214]
March 8 The Avett Brothers Old Crow Medicine Show 2014 U.S. Tour — — [215]
April 2 Miley Cyrus Icona Pop
Sky Ferreira 		Bangerz Tour [216]
April 9 Cher Pat Benatar
Neil Giraldo 		Dressed to Kill Tour 12,792 / 12,792 $1,341,828 [217]
May 15 Barry Gibb — Mythology Tour — — [218]
June 25[j] Avicii Henrik B True Tour [219]
June 30 Lady Gaga Lady Starlight
Crayon Pop 		ArtRave: The Artpop Ball 13,848 / 13,848 $1,190,212 [220]
July 2 Bruno Mars Aloe Blacc Moonshine Jungle Tour 14,450 / 14,450 $1,389,163 [221]
July 19[k] Justin Timberlake DJ Freestyle The 20/20 Experience World Tour 14,119 / 14,119 $1,610,576 [220]
July 22 Queen + Adam Lambert — 2014–2015 Tour — — [223]
August 1 Katy Perry Capital Cities
Ferras 		Prismatic World Tour 26,227 / 26,227 $3,178,415 [224]
August 2
September 15 Eagles — History of the Eagles – Live in Concert — — [225]
September 21 The Black Keys Cage the Elephant Turn Blue World Tour [226]
September 27 Enrique Iglesias Pitbull
J Balvin 		Sex and Love Tour 12,543 / 12,543 $1,068,421 [227]
October 10 Fleetwood Mac — On with the Show — — [228]
October 25
November 11 Stevie Wonder Songs in the Key of Life Tour [229]
November 13 Usher DJ Cassidy
August Alsina 		UR Experience Tour [230]
November 29 Bob Seger
The Silver Bullet Band 		The J. Geils Band Ride Out Tour [231]
2015
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 22 Garth Brooks
Trisha Yearwood 		Karyn Rochelle The Garth Brooks World Tour
with Trisha Yearwood 		— — [232]
January 23[g] —
January 24[g]
January 25
March 3 Maroon 5 Magic!
Rozzi Crane 		Maroon V Tour 14,468 / 14,468 $1,368,256 [233]
March 23 Neil Diamond — Melody Road Tour 8,242 / 9,177 $988,466 [234]
April 30 Eric Church Chris Stapleton The Outsiders World Tour 15,560 / 16,667 $787,848 [235]
June 12 Bette Midler — Divine Intervention Tour 10,303 / 10,303 $1,416,485 [236]
June 16 Barry Manilow One Last Time! — — [237]
June 23 Rush R40 Live Tour 12,953 / 12,953 $1,232,122 [238]
June 24 New Kids on the Block TLC
Nelly 		The Main Event — — [239]
June 25
July 1 Imagine Dragons Halsey
Metric 		Smoke + Mirrors Tour [240]
July 8 Shania Twain Gavin DeGraw Rock This Country Tour 10,644 / 11,822 $1,147,214 [241]
July 10 U2 — Innocence + Experience Tour 68,183 / 68,183 $8,469,855 [241]
July 11
July 14
July 15
September 26 Madonna Michael Diamond Rebel Heart Tour 12,780 / 12,780 $1,941,750 [242]
October 9 Marc Anthony
Carlos Vives 		— Unido2 8,456 / 12,389 $857,328 [243]
2016
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 25 Muse X Ambassadors Drones World Tour 11,111 / 16,372 $740,815 [244]
February 4 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— The River Tour 2016 17,039 / 17,039 $2,062,417 [245]
February 23 Carrie Underwood Easton Corbin
The Swon Brothers 		Storyteller Tour: Stories in the Round 16,786 / 16,786 $1,076,169 [246]
March 7 The Who Tal Wilkenfeld The Who Hits 50! 13,054 / 13,054 $1,289,318 [247]
April 10 Rihanna Travis Scott Anti World Tour 12,295 / 12,589 $1,180,615 [248]
May 10 Justin Bieber Post Malone
Moxie Raia 		Purpose World Tour 28,406 / 28,406 $2,962,651 [249]
May 11
May 28 Selena Gomez DNCE
Bea Miller 		Revival Tour 10,274 / 10,324 $705,745 [250]
June 15 Ellie Goulding Years & Years
Cedric Gervais
Matt and Kim 		Delirium World Tour 10,537 / 12,502 — [251]
July 20 Demi Lovato
Nick Jonas 		Mike Posner Future Now Tour 10,357 / 11,290 $675,598 [252]
August 10 Drake Future
Roy Woods
dvsn 		Summer Sixteen Tour 13,490 / 13,951 $1,463,377 [253]
August 12 Pitbull Prince Royce
Farruko 		The Bad Man Tour — — [254]
August 16 Barbra Streisand — Barbra: The Music, The Mem'ries, The Magic 13,493 / 13,493 $3,663,178 [255]
September 3 Kanye West Saint Pablo Tour 16,182 / 16,495 $1,512,328 [253]
September 14 Adele Adele Live 2016 27,183 / 27,183 $3,022,975 [248]
September 15
September 24 P. Diddy Various Bad Boy artists Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour 11,122 / 12,254 $955,143 [256]
October 1 Blake Shelton RaeLynn 2016 Fall Tour 11,537 / 11,537 $818,728 [257]
October 18 Sia Miguel
AlunaGeorge 		Nostalgic for the Present Tour — — [258]
November 9 Pentatonix Us the Duo
Abi Ann 		Pentatonix World Tour 2016 [259]
November 17 Stevie Nicks The Pretenders 24 Karat Gold Tour 10,396 / 12,176 $1,117,205 [260]
2017
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 13 Kings of Leon Deerhunter Walls Tour 11,104 / 13,253 $634,290 [260]
January 28 Eric Church — Holdin' My Own Tour 16,697 / 16,697 $1,018,761 [261]
February 7 Red Hot Chili Peppers Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Jack Irons 		The Getaway World Tour 26,145 / 26,145 $2,435,608 [262]
February 8
March 3 Ariana Grande Victoria Monét
Little Mix 		Dangerous Woman Tour 12,349 / 12,944 $1,105,421 [263]
March 6 Ramin Djawadi — Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience 8,851 / 15,308 $591,156 [264]
April 2 Chris Brown Fabolous
O.T. Genasis
Kap G 		The Party Tour 9,417 / 16,526 $711,762 [265]
April 9 John Mayer The Record Company The Search for Everything World Tour 13,454 / 13,763 $968,536 [266]
June 2 The Chainsmokers Kiiara
Emily Warren 		Memories Do Not Open Tour — — [267]
June 24 Hall & Oates
Tears for Fears 		Allen Stone 2017 Tour — — [268]
July 7 Tim McGraw
Faith Hill 		Lori McKenna Soul2Soul: The World Tour 24,187 / 24,187 $2,132,287 [269]
July 8
July 13 Boston Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Hyper Space Tour — — [270]
July 20 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Peter Wolf 40th Anniversary Tour 23,987 / 23,987 $2,674,665 [271]
July 21 [272]
July 22 Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott
DRAM 		The Damn Tour 10,773 / 12,889 $900,540 [273]
July 25 Queen + Adam Lambert — 2017 Tour — — [274]
August 4 J. Cole Bas
J.I.D
Ari Lennox 		4 Your Eyez Only World Tour 12,338 / 12,338 $1,150,575 [275]
August 5 Earth, Wind & Fire
Chic 		— 2054 – The Tour 4,315 / 6,945 $348,451 [276]
August 22[l] Lionel Richie
Mariah Carey 		Tauren Wells All the Hits Tour 10,192 / 13,264 $947,678 [278]
August 23 Shawn Mendes Charlie Puth Illuminate World Tour 13,065 / 13,065 $771,325 [279]
September 14 Bob Seger
The Silver Bullet Band 		Nancy Wilson 2017 North American Tour 14,124 / 14,272 $1,575,531 [280]
September 15 Arcade Fire Preservation Hall Jazz Band Infinite Content Tour 8,410 / 15,950 $495,154 [281]
September 22 Ed Sheeran James Blunt ÷ Tour 25,590 / 25,590 $2,295,216 [282]
September 23
September 27 Roger Waters — Us + Them Tour 24,094 / 24,094 $3,331,153 [283]
September 28
September 29 Katy Perry Noah Cyrus Witness: The Tour — — [284]
September 30
October 6 Halsey Charli XCX
PartyNextDoor 		Hopeless Fountain Kingdom World Tour 7,872 / 8,059 $387,372 [285]
October 7 Bruno Mars Jorja Smith 24K Magic World Tour 28,839 / 28,839 $3,695,807 [286]
October 8
October 12 Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull 		CNCO Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Live! 10,535 / 10,535 $1,032,208 [287]
October 22 Guns N' Roses — Not in This Lifetime... Tour — — [288]
October 27 Fall Out Boy Blackbear
Jaden Smith 		The Mania Tour — — [289]
October 29 Imagine Dragons Grouplove
K.Flay 		Evolve World Tour 12,658 / 13,159 $855,279 [290]
November 5 Janet Jackson DJ Aktive State of the World Tour 9,956 / 12,545 $798,339 [291]
November 17 Dead & Company — Dead & Company Fall Tour 2017 — —
November 19
November 25 Jay-Z Vic Mensa 4:44 Tour — — [292]
2018
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref.
January 7 The Killers Alex Cameron Wonderful Wonderful World Tour — — [293]
January 13 Lana Del Rey Jhené Aiko LA to the Moon Tour 11,813 / 13,297 $966,495 [294]
March 26 Demi Lovato DJ Khaled
Kehlani 		Tell Me You Love Me World Tour 14,011 / 14,011 $1,197,312 [295]
April 3 Lorde Run the Jewels
Mitski 		Melodrama World Tour — — [296]
April 9 Pink Bleachers Beautiful Trauma World Tour 32,403 / 32,403 $4,668,640 [297]
April 10
May 12 Kygo Blackbear Kids in Love Tour — — [298]
June 9 Depeche Mode EMA Global Spirit Tour 11,581 / 19,600 $1,011,092 [299]
June 18 Harry Styles Kacey Musgraves Harry Styles: Live on Tour 16,146 / 16,146 $1,273,432 [300]
June 21 U2 — Experience + Innocence Tour 32,403 / 32,403 $5,539,769 [301]
June 22
June 26 Sam Smith — The Thrill of It All Tour — — [302]
July 11 Shania Twain Bastian Baker Now Tour — — [303]
July 20 Eagles — 2018 Tour — — [304]
July 21
July 25 Panic! at the Disco Hayley Kiyoko
A R I Z O N A 		Pray for the Wicked Tour 13,059 / 13,059 $799,178 [305]
July 27 Arctic Monkeys Mini Mansions Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino Tour — — [306]
July 28 Radiohead Junun A Moon Shaped Pool Tour — — [307]
July 29
July 31 The Smashing Pumpkins Metric Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour — — [308]
October 6 Elton John — Farewell Yellow Brick Road 13,946 / 14,168 $1,953,520 [309]
October 7 Maroon 5 Julia Michaels Red Pill Blues Tour 13,225 / 13,485 $1,600,769 [310]
October 10 J. Cole KOD Tour 9,826 / 13,370 $942,350 [311]
October 12 Florence and the Machine Grizzly Bear High as Hope Tour — — [312]
October 14 Gorillaz Little Dragon The Now Now Tour — — [313]
October 26 twenty one pilots AWOLNATION
Max Frost 		The Bandito Tour — — [314]
November 6 Elton John — Farewell Yellow Brick Road 14,073 / 14,073 $2,047,084 [309]
November 9 Josh Groban Idina Menzel Bridges Tour — — [315]
December 9 Mumford & Sons Cat Power Delta Tour — — [316]
2019
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref.
February 1 Eric Church — Double Down Tour — — [317]
February 2
March 8 Kelly Clarkson Brynn Cartelli
Kelsea Ballerini 		Meaning of Life Tour 11,687 / 11,687 $1,011,390 [318]
March 20 Ariana Grande Normani
Social House 		Sweetener World Tour 13,125 / 13,125 $1,670,045 [319]
March 26 KISS David Garibaldi End of the Road World Tour 16,843 / 16,843 $1,569,234 [320]
March 31 Fleetwood Mac — An Evening with Fleetwood Mac — — [321]
April 10 Muse Walk the Moon Simulation Theory World Tour 10,067 / 12,036 $827,792 [322]
April 28 Cher Nile Rodgers
Chic 		Here We Go Again Tour 13,192 / 13,192 $1,786,640 [323]
June 22 Ariana Grande Normani
Social House 		Sweetener World Tour 13,242 / 13,242 $1,628,077 [319]
August 10 Khalid Clairo Free Spirit World Tour 12,845 / 12,845 $924,613 [324]
August 14 Backstreet Boys Baylee Littrell DNA World Tour 13,075 / 13,442 $1,265,642 [325]
August 15 Shawn Mendes Alessia Cara Shawn Mendes: The Tour 24,948 / 24,948 $1,875,446 [326]
August 16
August 17 Jonas Brothers Bebe Rexha
Jordan McGraw 		Happiness Begins Tour 13,587 / 13,587 $1,831,061 [327]
September 27 The Chainsmokers Lennon Stella
5 Seconds of Summer 		World War Joy Tour — — [328]
October 8 Post Malone Swae Lee
Tyla Yaweh 		Runaway Tour 26,437 / 26,437 $3,421,341 [329]
October 9
October 10 Carrie Underwood Maddie & Tae
Runaway Tour 		Cry Pretty Tour 360 15,692 / 15,692 $1,263,644 [330]
October 11 The Black Keys Modest Mouse
Jessy Wilson 		Let's Rock Tour — — [331]
November 14 Tool Killing Joke Fear Inoculum Tour — — [332]
November 15 Elton John Nile Rodgers
Chic 		Farewell Yellow Brick Road 14,112 / 14,112 $2,046,734 [333]
November 24 Jonas Brothers Bebe Rexha
Jordan McGraw 		Happiness Begins Tour 14,944 / 14,961 $1,831,948
December 8 Cher Nile Rodgers
Chic 		Here We Go Again Tour 11,511 / 11,511 $1,378,938
December 13 Céline Dion — Courage World Tour 24,661 / 24,661 $5,180,061 [334]
December 14

2020s[edit]

2021
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
August 27 Eagles — Hotel California 2020 Tour 19,290 / 20,108 $4,473,531 [335]
August 28
October 18 Michael Bublé — An Evening with Michael Bublé
October 23 twenty one pilots Jay Joseph
Half Alive 		Takeover Tour — — [336]
October 25 Harry Styles Jenny Lewis Love On Tour 16,743 / 16,743 $2,306,243
December 2 Luke Combs — What You See is What You Get Tour [337]
December 3
December 11 Andrea Bocelli — Believe Tour [338]
December 15 Genesis — The Last Domino? Tour 21,746 / 21,746 $4,180,975 [339]
December 16
2022
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 14 Kane Brown Chase Rice
Restless Road 		Blessed & Free Tour — — [340]
January 27 Kacey Musgraves King Princess
MUNA 		Star-crossed: unveiled 10,639 / 11,486 $1,120,462 [341]
February 18 Dua Lipa Caroline Polachek
Lolo Zouai 		Future Nostalgia Tour 13,941 / 13,941 $1,471,026 [342]
February 19 Tool The Acid Helps Fear Inoculum Tour — — [343]
February 20 Billie Eilish Dora Jar Happier Than Ever, The World Tour 12,910 / 12,910 $1,620,969 [344]
May 5 Elevation Worship
Steven Furtick 		— Elevation Nights 2022 — — —
May 9 John Mayer Alexander 23 Sob Rock Tour — — [citation needed]
May 10
May 18 The Who Amythyst Kiah The Who Hits Back Tour — — [345]
June 4 Chris Tomlin
UNITED 		— Tomlin UNITED Tour — — —
June 25 Machine Gun Kelly Trippie Redd
PVRIS 		Mainstream Sellout Tour 11,689 / 11,689 $1,329,546 [346]
July 12 Roger Waters — This Is Not a Drill — — [347]
July 15 New Kids On The Block Salt-N-Pepa
Rick Astley
En Vogue 		Mixtape Tour 2022 — — —
July 16
August 4 Barry Manilow Dave Koz Manilow: Hits 2022 — — —
August 10 Kendrick Lamar Baby Keem
Tanna Leone 		The Big Steppers Tour — — [348]
September 7 My Chemical Romance Thursday
Badflower 		Reunion Tour — — [349]
September 8
September 9 Karol G Agudelo888 $trip Love Tour — — —
September 10 Kid Cudi Don Toliver
070 Shake
Strick 		To the Moon World Tour — — [350]
September 14 Florence & The Machine Sam Fender Dance Fever Tour — — [351]
September 15 Lil Durk G Herbo
Toure
MillyZ 		Dope Shows Summertime Series 2022 — — —
September 16 Eric Clapton Jimmie Vaughan – — — —
September 17 Roxy Music — Roxy Music 50th Anniversary Tour — — —
September 23 Post Malone — Twelve Carat Tour — — [352]
September 28 Panic at the Disco Marina
Jake Wesley Rogers 		Viva Las Vengeance Tour — — [353]
September 30 Lizzo Latto The Special Tour — — [354]
October 3 The Killers Johnny Marr Pressure Machine Tour — — [355]
October 10[m] Post Malone — Twelve Carat Tour — — [356]
October 11 Gorillaz EarthGang World Tour 2022 — — [357]
October 16 The Smashing Pumpkins
Jane's Addiction 		Poppy Spirits on Fire Tour — — [358]
October 21 Brandi Carlile Brittany Howard Beyond These Silent Days Tour — — —
December 10 Andrea Bocelli — Live in Concert - December 2022 — — —
2023
Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 27 Future Babyface Ray
Doe Boy
EST Gee
Kodak Black
Rob49 		Future and Friends: One Big Party Tour — — [359]
February 17 Carrie Underwood Jimmie Allen Denim & Rhinestones Tour — — [360]
March 20 Bruce Springsteen
E Street Band 		— 2023 Tour 17,033 / 17,033 $4,978,145 [361]
July 11 21 Savage
Drake 		It's All a Blur Tour — — [362]
July 12
August 15 Jonas Brothers Lawrence Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour TBD TBD [363]
August 16
September 2 Lil Baby GloRilla
Gloss Up
Hunxho
Rylo Rodriguez 		I.O.U. Tour TBD TBD [364]
September 3 Arctic Monkeys Fontaines D.C. The Car Tour TBD TBD [365]
September 6 Duran Duran Bastille
Chic 		Future Past Tour TBD TBD [366]
September 9 Suicideboys City Morgue
Freddie Dredd
Ghostemane
Ramirez
Sematary 		Grey Day Tour TBD TBD [367]
October 7 Playboi Carti Ken Carson
Destroy Lonely
Homixide Gang 		Antagonist Tour TBD TBD [368]
October 18 Luis Miguel Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24
October 31 Depeche Mode DIIV Memento Mori World Tour TBD TBD [369]
December 11 Mariah Carey Merry Christmas One and All! TBD TBD
December 22 Travis Scott Teezo Touchdown Circus Maximus Tour
December 23
December 31 Aerosmith The Black Crowes Peace Out: The Farewell Tour TBD TBD

2024

Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s) Headliner(s) Supporting act(s) Event / Tour Attendance Revenue Ref(s)
January 8[n] Madonna Bob the Drag Queen The Celebration Tour TBD TBD [370]
January 9[n]
January 12 Travis Scott Teezo Touchdown Circus Maximus Tour
April 1 Olivia Rodrigo Chappell Roan Guts World Tour
April 2
April 4 AJR The Maybe Man Tour
April 8 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 2 World Tour
April 10
April 17 Bad Bunny Most Wanted Tour
June 28 Janet Jackson Nelly Together Again TBA TBA
June 29 Justin Timberlake The Forget Tomorrow World Tour
June 30
August 27 Usher Usher: Past Present Future
August 28
December 8 Shakira TBA Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour TBA TBA

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Mariah Carey's Rainbow World Tour was initially scheduled for April 4, 2000, but was postponed to April 13 in order to allow Carey to recover from food poisoning.[28]
  2. ^ a b c d The score data for the Barenaked Ladies' Maroon Tour is combined from the shows on December 31, 2000 and January 1, 2001.[34]
  3. ^ The first show of Madonna's Drowned World Tour was initially scheduled for August 6, 2001, but was rescheduled for the following day in order to allow more time for Madonna to rest her voice.[42]
  4. ^ a b c The last three shows for Backstreet Boys' Black & Blue Tour were initially scheduled for July 8, 9 and 10, 2001, following the first two shows. These shows were postponed to September 8, 9 and 10 in order to allow member AJ McLean to undergo treatment for clinical depression.[44]
  5. ^ a b Fleetwood Mac's Say You Will Tour on September 24, 2003 was filmed for the band's video/music album, Fleetwood Mac: Live in Boston.
  6. ^ a b c d The score data for Red Hot Chili Peppers' Stadium Arcadium World Tour is combined from the shows on October 2 and 20, 2004.
  7. ^ a b c There were multiple shows on this date.
  8. ^ Rihanna's Diamonds World Tour was initially scheduled for March 10, 2013, but was postponed to May 6 due to the singer's laryngitis.[189]
  9. ^ Rod Stewart's Live the Life Tour was initially scheduled for April 13, 2013, but was postponed to December 4 in order to allow time for Stewart to finish the pre-production and promotion of his album, Time.[206]
  10. ^ During Avicii's True Tour on June 25, 2014, 36 people were hospitalized following dehydration and minor injuries involving alcohol and drug use as reported by the Boston Emergency Medical Services.[219]
  11. ^ The show of July 19, 2014 for Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience World Tour was initially scheduled for November 4, 2013, but was rescheduled to the later date due to the extension of rehearsals.[222]
  12. ^ Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey's All the Hits Tour was initially scheduled for April 7, 2017, but was postponed to August 22 in order to allow Richie to recover from his knee surgery.[277]
  13. ^ The show of October 10, 2022 for Post Malone's Twelve Carat Tour was initially scheduled for September 24, 2022, but was rescheduled due to a health issue.
  14. ^ a b Madonna's "The Celebration Tour" concerts were originally scheduled for August 30 and 31, 2023, but were postponed to January 8 and 9, 2024 after Madonna was hospitalized due to a bacterial infection.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Billboard Boxscore — Concert Grosses". Billboard. Vol. 108, no. 12. New York: Prometheus Global Media. March 23, 1996. p. 14. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved March 31, 2017.
  2. ^ O'Connor, Suzanne (May 12, 1996). "POP MUSIC;Hot Days, Warm Nights, Cool Sounds". The New York Times. Retrieved March 31, 2017.
  3. ^ Catlini, Roger (June 6, 1996). "Popular Rock 'N' Rollers Temporarily Kiss Off Civic Center". Hartford Courant. Retrieved March 31, 2017.[permanent dead link]
  4. ^ "Amusement Business: Boxscore – Top 10 Concert Grosses". Billboard. Vol. 109, no. 9. Nashville, Tennessee. March 1, 1997. p. 18. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved December 23, 2016.
  5. ^ "Billboard Boxscore — Concert Grosses". Billboard. Vol. 109, no. 15. New York: Prometheus Global Media. April 12, 1997. p. 15. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved March 31, 2017.
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