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Toyota Center is a multi-purpose arena in Houston, Texas opened in 2003. The venue 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, with other non-concert entertainment events also included. All events are arranged in a chronological order.

2000s[edit]

2003
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
October 6 Fleetwood Mac — Say You Will Tour 11,790 / 14,158 $891,183 The arena's first event[1][2]
November 5 Luís Miguel — 33 Tour[3] 9,105 / 11,674 $556,045
November 21 Shania Twain Sarah McLachlan Up! Tour[4] 16,335 / 17,198 $640,830
2004
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 14 Sarah Brightman — Harem World Tour[5] 6,851 / 11,310 $401,250
February 21 Kid Rock Billy Joe Shaver Rock n Roll Pain Train Tour[6] 13,442 / 13,794 $441,255
February 26 Linkin Park P.O.D.
Hoobastank
Story of the Year		 Meteora World Tour[7] 13,163 / 13,163 $430,974
July 7 Simon & Garfunkel The Everly Brothers Old Friends Tour[8] 13,424 / 13,732 $1,533,370
August 6 Prince — Musicology Live 2004ever[9] 31,504 / 31,504 $1,816,214
August 7
August 8 Gloria Estefan — Live & Re-Wrapped Tour — —
September 5 Phil Collins — First Final Farewell Tour[10] 11,551 / 18,000 $830,400
September 23 Van Halen Rose Hill Drive Summer Tour 2004[11] 10,032 / 13,013 $796,025
November 16 Metallica Godsmack Madly in Anger with the World Tour[12] 12,596 / 16,800 $697,800
November 19 Bette Midler — Kiss My Brass[13] 10,923 / 12,410 $971,704
December 1 Yanni — —[13] 6,056 / 8,210 $410,325
December 5 Dolly Parton — Hello, I'm Dolly Tour[14] — —
2005
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
February 20 Duran Duran Clear Static The Astronaut Tour[15] 7,270 / 17,960 $260,386
March 26 Elton John — Peachtree Road Tour[16] 15,926 / 15,926 $1,060,150
August 13 System of a Down — Mezmerize/Hypnotize Tour — —
August 17 Alejandro Fernández
Chayanne
Marc Anthony		 — Juntos en concierto 2005[17] — —
August 19 Green Day Jimmy Eat World American Idiot World Tour[18] 11,988 / 13,680 $491,549
August 20 Destiny's Child — Destiny Fulfilled... and Lovin' It — —
October 16 Luís Miguel — México En La Piel Tour[19] 8,983 / 12,037 $588,035
October 19 Queens of the Stone Age
Nine Inch Nails		 Death from Above Lullabies to Paralyze Tour[20] — —
October 28 U2 Damian Marley Vertigo Tour[21] 17,002 / 17,002 $1,652,699
November 7 Depeche Mode The Bravery Touring the Angel[22] 7,490 / 10,458 $487,875
November 10 Gwen Stefani Black Eyed Peas Harajuku Lovers Tour[23] 13,687 / 14,068 $701,778
November 19 Paul McCartney — The 'US' Tour[24] 14,151 / 14,151 $2,068,565
December 1 Rolling Stones Los Lonely Boys A Bigger Bang[25] 15,251 / 15,251 $2,616,385
2006
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 23 Aerosmith Lenny Kravitz Rockin' the Joint Tour — —
February 21 Bon Jovi — Have a Nice Day Tour 12,723 / 12,723 $800,988
February 25 Coldplay Fiona Apple Twisted Logic Tour[26] 14,344 / 14,544 $902,168
March 24 Mötley Crüe — Carnival of Sins Tour[27] — —
July 23 Marc Anthony
Laura Pausini
Marco Antonio Solís		 — Juntos en concierto 2006[28] — —
August 25 Nickelback Hoobastank
Chevelle		 All the Right Reasons Tour — —
September 19 Shakira — Oral Fixation Tour[29] — —
October 30 RBD — Tour Generación[30] — —
December 18 High School Musical Cast featuring Drew Seeley Jordan Pruitt High School Musical: The Concert 12,416 / 12,811 $638,822 This concert was recorded for a CD/DVD package of the same name. The live version of "Start of Something New" was recorded for the album Radio Disney Jams Vol. 9.
2007
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
February 20 Christina Aguilera The Pussycat Dolls
Danity Kane		 Back to Basics Tour[31][32] — —
March 2 Eric Clapton Doyle Bramhall II Back Home Tour[33] 13,305 / 13,305 $1,044,435
March 4 Justin Timberlake Pink FutureSex/LoveShow[34] 16,974 / 16,974 $1,243,420
March 7 Red Hot Chili Peppers Gnarls Barkley Stadium Arcadium World Tour[35] 13,789 / 13,789 $745,518
April 17 Rod Stewart — Rockin' In the Round Tour[36] — —
June 29 The Police Fiction Plane The Police Reunion Tour[37] 16,651 / 16,651 $1,847,945
July 14 Beyoncé — The Beyoncé Experience — —
September 1 Maná — Amar Es Combatir Tour[38] — —
September 2
October 4 RBD — Tour Celestial — —
October 7 Ricky Martin — Black and White Tour[39] — —
November 1 Miley Cyrus Jonas Brothers Best of Both Worlds Tour — —
December 4 Stevie Wonder — —[40] — —
2008
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 22 Foo Fighters Against Me!
Jimmy Eat World		 Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace Tour[41] — —
January 28 Van Halen Ky-Mani Marley Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour[42] — —
February 28 Matchbox Twenty Alanis Morissette
MUTEMATH		 Exile in America Tour[43] — —
April 14 Bruce Springsteen Alejandro Escovedo Magic Tour[44] 15,692 / 16,585 $1,363,295
April 17 Juanes — La Vida World Tour[44] 8,387 / 11,390 $529,313
May 18 Alicia Keys Jordin Sparks As I Am Tour[45] — —
June 9 The Cure 65daysofstatic 4Tour[46] — —
July 14 George Michael — 25 Live[47] — —
August 16 Nine Inch Nails A Place to Bury Strangers Lights in the Sky Tour[48] — —
October 14 Neil Diamond — 2008 World Tour[49] — —
October 21 Janet Jackson LL Cool J
DJ Playboy		 Rock Witchu Tour 7,090 / 7,470 $548,039
October 27 Tina Turner — Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour 11,950 / 11,950 $1,238,762
November 18 Coldplay Sleepercar Viva la Vida Tour[50] 13,981 / 13,981 $1,192,576
November 20 Metallica Down
The Sword		 World Magnetic Tour 17,962 / 17,962 $1,168,463 Set attendance record for a concert held at the arena.[51]
December 14 AC/DC The Answer Black Ice World Tour[52] 13,317 / 13,317 $1,178,626
2009
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 9 Celine Dion — Taking Chances World Tour 16,396 / 16,396 $2,225,019
March 19 Elton John
Billy Joel		 — Face to Face 2009[53] 16,612 / 16,612 $2,125,479
March 30 Britney Spears The Pussycat Dolls The Circus Starring Britney Spears 16,604 / 16,604 $1,749,704
April 8 Bruce Springsteen — Working on a Dream Tour[54] 12,488 / 12,488 $1,106,977
April 16 Nickelback Seether
Saving Abel		 Dark Horse Tour — —
May 2 Fleetwood Mac — Unleashed Tour[55] 12,762 / 13,336 $1,343,855
June 24 Eric Clapton
Steve Winwood		 — 2009 Tour[56] 11,746 / 12,800 $1,439,635
July 4 Beyoncé Pussycat Dolls
RichGirl		 I Am... World Tour 13,130 / 13,130 $1,158,361
August 8 Green Day Franz Ferdinand 21st Century Breakdown World Tour[57] — —
September 24 P!nk The Ting Tings Funhouse Tour 8,563 / 8,563 $393,197
October 6 Kings of Leon — Only by the Night Tour[58] — —
November 8 AC/DC The Answer Black Ice World Tour[59] 11,115 / 12,895 $653,958
December 5 KISS Buckcherry Alive 35 World Tour[60] — —

2010s[edit]

2010
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
March 6 John Mayer — Battle Studies World Tour[61] — —
March 18 Muse Silversun Pickups The Resistance Tour[62] — —
April 3 Alicia Keys — Freedom Tour[63] — —
May 25 Taylor Swift Gloriana
Kellie Pickler		 Fearless Tour 23,493 / 23,493 $1,290,926 Both shows for this concert was recorded for a music documentary miniseries on The Hub "Journey To Fearless". A complete 135-minute special was released on Blu-ray and DVD through Shout! Factory on October 11, 2011.
May 26
June 20 Tool Wovenhand 2010 Tour[64] — —
June 27 Eagles — Long Road Out of Eden Tour[65] — —
July 16 Michael Bublé — Crazy Love Tour[66] 12,076 / 12,076 $961,872
July 25 Lady Gaga Semi Precious Weapons The Monster Ball Tour[67] — —
July 26
October 6 Carrie Underwood Sons of Sylvia Play On Tour[68] 7,968 / 8,436 $389,363
October 8 Shakira — The Sun Comes Out World Tour[69] 12,017 / 12,017 $1,216,572
October 19 Gorillaz N.E.R.D. Escape to Plastic Beach Tour[70] — —
November 6 Justin Bieber — My World Tour 13,352 / 13,352 $467,082
November 20 Roger Waters — The Wall Live[71] 11,443 / 11,443 $1,541,128
November 23 Usher — OMG Tour[72] 12,812 / 12,812 $996,189
December 8 Andrea Bocelli — —[73] — —
2011
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 18 Ozzy Osbourne Slash Scream World Tour[74] — —
March 3 Linkin Park Paper Tongues A Thousand Suns World Tour[75] — — This show was originally scheduled to take place on February 15, but was postponed due an undisclosed illness of the lead singer Chester Bennington.[76][77]
April 8 Lady Gaga Semi Precious Weapons The Monster Ball Tour[78] — —
April 16 Lil Wayne Nicki Minaj

Rick Ross

Porcelain Black

Travis Barker

Mix Master Mike[79]

I Am Music II Tour
April 23 Ricky Martin — Música + Alma + Sexo World Tour[80] — —
May 17 Bon Jovi — Bon Jovi Live 15,787 / 15,787 $1,351,764
June 10 Mötley Crüe
Poison
New York Dolls		 — Glam-A-Geddon[81] — —
June 11 Luís Miguel — Luis Miguel Tour[82] 6,144 / 8,395 $519,962
July 2 Maná — Drama y Luz World Tour[83] — —
July 3
July 9 Rihanna J. Cole
K.T		 Loud Tour — —
July 13 Britney Spears Nicki Minaj
Jessie and the Toy Boys
NERVO		 Femme Fatale Tour — —
July 23 Sade John Legend Sade Live[84] 13,304 / 13,304 $1,287,191
July 29 Katy Perry Robyn
DJ Skeet Skeet		 California Dreams Tour 12,235 / 12,235 $511,777
November 4 Guns N' Roses Buckethead Chinese Democracy Tour[85] — —
December 5 Kanye West
Jay-Z		 — Watch the Throne Tour — —
2012
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
March 3 Radiohead Other Lives The King of Limbs Tour[86] — —
April 4 Maná — Drama y Luz World Tour[87] — —
May 1 Roger Waters — The Wall Live[88] 11,264 / 11,264 $1,365,855
May 17 Drake J. Cole
Waka Flocka Flame
Meek Mill
2 Chainz
French Montana
Chief Keef
Lual Allstar		 Club Paradise Tour — — Drake would bring out Rick Ross to perform "Ima Boss" and "Stay Schemin'" with Meek Mill.
May 25 Rammstein Joe Letz Made in Germany 1995–2011[89] — —
June 2 Nickelback Seether
My Darkest Days
Bush		 Here and Now Tour — —
June 12 LMFAO Far East Movement
Eva Simons
Matthew Koma		 Sorry for Party Rocking Tour — —
June 24 Van Halen Kool & the Gang A Different Kind of Truth Tour[90] — —
June 25 Coldplay Wolf Gang
Robyn		 Mylo Xyloto Tour[91][92] 26,763 / 26,763 $2,237,219
June 26
July 30 Aerosmith Cheap Trick Global Warming Tour — —
August 26 Jennifer Lopez
Enrique Iglesias		 Frankie J Dance Again World Tour 10,510 / 10,510 $865,460
October 20 Red Hot Chili Peppers Thundercat I'm with You World Tour[93] — —
October 24 Madonna Martin Solveig The MDNA Tour 24,797 / 24,797 $4,390,355 The show of October, 24 was sold out in less than an hour.[94]
October 25
October 30 Justin Bieber Carly Rae Jepsen Believe Tour 13,084 / 13,084 $1,021,718
December 2 Rush — Clockwork Angels Tour[95] 11,091 / 11,091 $904,931
2013
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 31 Lady Gaga Madeon
Lady Starlight		 The Born This Way Ball Tour[96] — —
February 21 P!nk The Hives The Truth About Love Tour[97] 13,247 / 13,646 $1,067,357
March 12 Muse Dead Sara The 2nd Law World Tour[98] 10,314 / 10,314 $632,620
March 16 Eric Clapton The Wallflowers 2013 Tour[99] — —
March 18 Alicia Keys Miguel Set the World on Fire Tour[100] — —
March 19 Maroon 5 Rozzi Crane Overexposed Tour[101] — —
March 28 Elton John — 40th Anniversary of the Rocket Man[102] — —
May 16 Taylor Swift Ed Sheeran
Brett Eldredge		 The Red Tour 12,467 / 12,467 $961,422
June 5 Fleetwood Mac — Fleetwood Mac Live 2013[103] — —
July 15 Beyoncé Luke James The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 11,935 / 11,935 $1,320,925 *"Bow Down" was performed for the first time. During the beginning of the performance, images of Beyonce's dancers as children with the words "Bow Down" flashed across the screen appeared as sound bites of gossip reports were heard in the background. Beyoncé addressed many rumors surrounding her throughout her career including faking her pregnancy with daughter Blue Ivy Carter, before appearing on stage and beginning the song along with a choreography.[104][105]
July 21 One Direction 5 Seconds of Summer Take Me Home Tour 12,715 / 12,715 $961,753
August 15 Bruno Mars Ellie Goulding The Moonshine Jungle Tour[106] 13,425 / 13,425 $964,969
October 20 Michael Bublé — To Be Loved Tour[107] 10,526 / 10,526 $1,004,891
November 2 Selena Gomez Emblem3
Christina Grimmie		 Stars Dance Tour — —
November 13 Drake — Would You Like a Tour? — — Drake performed "November 18th".[108]
November 14 Rihanna ASAP Rocky Diamonds World Tour 12,610 / 12,610 $1,013,001 This concert was originally scheduled to take place on April 15, but was postponed due to sickness.[109]
December 5 Justin Timberlake — The 20/20 Experience World Tour[110] 12,892 / 12,892 $1,567,629
December 7 Kanye West Kendrick Lamar The Yeezus Tour[111] — —
2014
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
February 19 Demi Lovato Fifth Harmony
Little Mix		 The Neon Lights Tour — —
February 21 Eagles — History of the Eagles Tour[112] — —
March 16 Miley Cyrus Icona Pop
Sky Ferreira		 Bangerz Tour[113] Un­known
March 24 Cher Pat Benatar
Neil Giraldo		 Dressed to Kill Tour[114] 11,641 / 11,641 $1,271,089
March 25 Tool — — —
July 16 Lady Gaga Lady Starlight
Crayon Pop		 ArtRave: The Artpop Ball[115] 11,410 / 11,410 $967,441
October 10 Katy Perry Becky G
Ferras		 Prismatic World Tour 24,268 / 24,268 $2,692,788
October 11
November 15 The Black Keys Jake Bugg Turn Blue Tour[116] — —
December 1 Justin Timberlake — The 20/20 Experience World Tour[117] 12,654 / 12,654 $1,712,300
December 5 Usher August Alsina
DJ Cassidy		 UR Experience Tour[118] — —
December 15 Fleetwood Mac — On with the Show Tour[119] 12,983 / 12,983 $1,837,886
2015
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
February 7 Chris Brown
Trey Songz		 Tyga Between the Sheets Tour[120] — —
February 17 Maroon 5 Rozzi Crane Maroon V Tour[121] 12,554 / 12,554 $1,246,700
March 3 Fleetwood Mac — On with the Show Tour[122] 10,574 / 11,729 $1,457,763
March 20 Stevie Wonder — Songs in the Key of Life Tour[123] — —
March 22 Ricardo Arjona — Viaje Tour[124] — —
April 29 The Who Joan Jett The Who Hits 50![125] 7,671 / 9,343 $860,080
May 18 Bette Midler — Divine Intervention Tour[126] 7,917 / 7,917 $1,056,457
May 20 Rush — R40 Live Tour[127] 11,202 / 11,202 $1,046,297
May 24 Drake Future Jungle Tour[128] — —
May 26 Neil Diamond — Melody Road World Tour[129] — —
June 26 (2 shows) Garth Brooks with Trisha Yearwood — World Tour — — [130]
June 27 (2 shows)
July 3 (2 shows)
July 4 (2 shows)
July 7 Maná — Cama Incendiada Tour[131] — —
July 16 Imagine Dragons Metric
Halsey		 Smoke + Mirrors Tour[132] 11,064 / 11,165 $617,771
August 7 Marco Antonio Solís Camila La Experiencia Tour[133] — —
August 14 Sam Smith — In the Lonely Hour Tour[134] — —
September 5 Mötley Crüe Alice Cooper
The Cringe		 Mötley Crüe Final Tour[135] — —
September 18 Ariana Grande Prince Royce
Who Is Fancy		 The Honeymoon Tour 9,939 / 10,124 $557,714 Grande performed a mash-up of One Last Time and Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean?".
November 6 Billy Joel — Billy Joel in Concert[136] 15,985 / 15,985 $1,663,272
December 1 Muse Phantogram Drones World Tour[137] 7,482 / 11,224 $551,820
December 13 The Weeknd Travis Scott
Halsey		 The Madness Fall Tour[138] 13,208 / 13,208 $1,134,829
2016
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 12 Madonna — Rebel Heart Tour 11,604 / 11,604 $1,671,630 During the show, Madonna paid tribute to David Bowie, who had passed away two days earlier.[139]
January 14 Tool Primus
3Teeth		 2016 North America Tour[140] —
February 26 AC/DC Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown Rock or Bust World Tour[141] — —
March 04 For King & Country / Matthew West / Crowder / Lauren Daigle / RED / Newsong / Sidewalk Prophets / Stars Go Dim / We Are Messengers / Tony Nolan / KB / Tedashii Winter Jam 2016 Tour Spectacular - -
April 9 Justin Bieber Post Malone
Moxie Raia		 Purpose World Tour 12,868 / 12,868 $1,407,652
April 25 Carrie Underwood Easton Corbin
The Swon Brothers		 Storyteller Tour: Stories in the Round 9,684 / 10,624 $677,934 This concert was supposed to take place on April 19, but was rescheduled due to severe weather.[142]
May 14 The Cure The Twilight Sad 2016 North-American Tour[143] — —
May 15 Rihanna Travis Scott Anti World Tour 10,427 / 11,105 $1,136,742 This concert was originally scheduled to take place on March 5, but was postponed due to "production delays".[144]
May 21 Ellie Goulding The Knocks
Years & Years		 Delirium World Tour[145] 6,675 / 12,531 —
June 15 Selena Gomez DNCE
Bea Miller		 Revival Tour — —
September 3 Drake
Future		 Roy Wood$
dvsn		 Summer Sixteen Tour 24,507 / 24,507 $3,352,284 Drake performed "Draped Up" & "Get Throwed" with Bun B and also performed "A Milli" & "Steady Mobbin" with Lil Wayne at the 2nd show. He performed "November 18th" at both shows.
September 4
September 9 Demi Lovato
Nick Jonas		 Mike Posner Future Now Tour — — Jonas performed "A Little Bit Longer" in place of "Chainsaw".
September 20 Kanye West Travis Scott Saint Pablo Tour[146] 14,883 / 14,883 $1,389,472
October 29 Stevie Nicks The Pretenders 24 Karat Gold Tour[147] 8,440 / 9,306 $970,641
November 4 Sia — Nostalgic for the Present Tour[148] 8,220 / 9,244 $676,640
November 8 Adele — Adele Live 2016[149] 25,577 / 25,577 $3,032,246
November 9
November 10 Black Sabbath Rival Sons The End Tour[150] 10,585 / 11,484 $956,628
November 27 Barbra Streisand — Barbra: The Music, The Mem'ries, The Magic[151] — $3,022,440
December 3 Mary J. Blige
Maxwell		 — King and Queen of Hearts World Tour[152] — —
2017
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 7 Red Hot Chili Peppers Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue
Jack Irons		 The Getaway World Tour[153] 12,615 / 12,615 $1,133,116
March 5 Green Day Against Me! Revolution Radio Tour[154] 11,111 / 11,381 $609,263
April 1 Panic! At The Disco Misterwives and Saint Motel Death of a Bachelor Tour[155] 12,040 / 12,040 $629,559
April 8 Ariana Grande Victoria Monét
Little Mix		 Dangerous Woman Tour 10,324 / 11,548 $901,670
May 6 The Weeknd Rae Sremmurd
Belly
6lack		 Starboy: Legend of the Fall Tour[156] 13,945 / 13,945 $1,596,519
June 18 Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull		 CNCO Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Live[157] 12,062 / 12,062 $1,234,434
June 21 Iron Maiden Ghost The Book of Souls World Tour[158] — —
July 6 Roger Waters — Us + Them Tour[159] 9,413 / 10,500 $1,296,710
July 15 Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott
D.R.A.M.		 The Damn Tour[160] 11,441 / 11,441 $1,249,664
July 16 Neil Diamond — 50 Year Anniversary World Tour[161] 10,303 / 10,303 $1,093,133
July 19 G-Dragon — Act III: M.O.T.T.E World Tour 5,708 / 7,796 $789,233
July 22 Shawn Mendes Charlie Puth Illuminate World Tour[162] 11,748 / 11,748 $580,149
August 1 James Taylor Bonnie Raitt 2017 World Tour[163] — —
August 4 Lionel Richie
Mariah Carey		 Tauren Wells All the Hits Tour[164] 9,359 / 10,952 $829,273
August 5 Queen + Adam Lambert — Queen + Adam Lambert Tour 2017–2018[165] 9,260 / 9,260 $1,034,567
August 19 Ed Sheeran James Blunt ÷ Tour[166] 11,811 / 11,811 $1,067,592
September 9 Janet Jackson — State of the World Tour 10,789 / 11,872 $879,536 Proceeds from the concert were donated to relief efforts supporting evacuees of Hurricane Harvey.[167][168][169]
September 23 Ricardo Arjona — Circo Soledad Tour[170] 5,803 / 6,665 $512,481
October 17 The Weeknd Gucci Mane
Nav		 Starboy: Legend of the Fall Tour[171] 9,624 / 9,624 $853,030
October 24 Bruno Mars Jorja Smith 24K Magic World Tour[172] 13,529 / 13,529 $1,805,759
October 25 Halsey Charli XCX Hopeless Fountain Kingdom Tour[173] 6,153 / 7,224 $284,298
November 7 Fall Out Boy blackbear
Jaden Smith		 Mania Tour[174] — —
November 10 Guns N' Roses — Not in This Lifetime... Tour 10,523 / 10,523 $1,652,912 Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top was the special guest.[175]
November 12 Imagine Dragons Grouplove
K.Flay		 Evolve World Tour[176] 11,354 / 11,815 $786,289
November 16 Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull		 Becky G Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Live 10,046 / 10,046 $721,291 The show was scheduled to September 22, but was postponed to November 16 due to effects of hurricane Harvey and Irma.[177]
December 3 Lady Gaga — Joanne World Tour[178] 13,100 / 13,100 $1,712,302
2018
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 7 Katy Perry Carly Rae Jepsen Witness: The Tour 9,655 / 10,432 $1,139,385
February 3 Kid Rock A Thousand Horses American Rock n Roll Tour — —
February 10 Lana Del Rey Kali Uchis LA to the Moon Tour[179] 9,202 / 11,143 $868,366
March 19 Lorde Run the Jewels Melodrama World Tour[180] — —
March 23 Bon Jovi Hold On Hollywood This House Is Not for Sale Tour 13,629 / 14,372 $1,299,066
April 27 Pink — Beautiful Trauma World Tour[181] — —
April 28
May 23 Justin Timberlake The Shadowboxers The Man of the Woods Tour[182] 29,926 / 29,926 $4,452,950
May 25
May 27 Luís Miguel — México Por Siempre Tour[183] 11,690 / 11,690 $1,483,509
June Harry Styles Kacey Musgraves Harry Styles: Live on Tour 14,238 / 14,238 $1,163,261
June 9 Shania Twain Bastian Baker Shania Now Tour[184] 10,118 / 10,118 $966,244
June 10 Maroon 5 Julia Michaels Red Pill Blues Tour[185] 10,799 / 11,849 $1,294,322
July 17 The Smashing Pumpkins Metric Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour[186] — —
July 18 Sam Smith — The Thrill of It All Tour[187] 8,908 / 8,908 $610,123
August 3 Panic! At The Disco A R I Z O N A
Hayley Kiyoko		 Pray for the Wicked Tour[188] 12,496 / 12,496 $791,109
August 10 Jeff Lynne's ELO Dawes 2018 North American Tour[189] — —
August 15 J. Cole KOD Tour [190]
August 22 Shakira Salva El Dorado World Tour[191] 11,085 / 11,467 $1,486,730
October 23 Josh Groban Idina Menzel Bridges Tour[192] — —
November 6 Twenty One Pilots Awolnation
Max Frost		 The Bandito Tour[193] 11,503 / 11,503 $825,217
December 8 Elton John — Farewell Yellow Brick Road[194] 25,794 / 25,794 $3,958,024
December 9
2019
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 22 Justin Timberlake Francesco Yates The Man of the Woods Tour[195] 10,358 / 10,358 $1,322,979
January 28 Disturbed Three Days Grace Evolution World Tour[196] — —
February 5 Fleetwood Mac — An Evening with Fleetwood Mac[197] — —
February 22 Muse Walk the Moon Simulation Theory World Tour — — Kick off show of the Simulation Theory World Tour[198]
March 19 Pink Julia Michaels Beautiful Trauma World Tour[199] — —
March 26 Michael Bublé — An Evening with Michael Bublé[200] 11,285 / 11,285 $1,479,292
May 15 New Kids on the Block Salt-N-Pepa
Naughty by Nature
Front Line Assembly
Debbie Gibson		 Mixtape Tour — —
May 19 Ariana Grande Normani
Social House		 Sweetener World Tour[201] 12,483 / 12,483 $1,602,420
June 18 Hugh Jackman — The Man. The Music. The Show.[202] 10,648 / 10,648 $1,041,486
June 21 Twenty One Pilots Bear Hands The Bandito Tour[203] 11,503 / 11,503 $825,217
June 25 Jennifer Lopez — It's My Party[204] 12,586 / 12,586 $1,666,656
June 27 Luís Miguel — México Por Siempre Tour[205] — $1,055,902
July 18 Khalid Clairo Free Spirit World Tour[206] 11,505 / 11,505 $752,200
July 24 Queen + Adam Lambert — The Rhapsody Tour 12,653 / 12,653 $1,655,322
July 25 Shawn Mendes Alessia Cara Shawn Mendes: The Tour[207] 11,758 / 11,758 $869,326
August 10 Cody Johnson Jerry Jeff Walker
Cory Morrow
Jesse Raub Jr.		 — — —
August 18 Pepe Aguilar — — — —
August 31 Backstreet Boys Baylee Littrell DNA World Tour[208] 12,305 / 12,588 $1,311,015
September 6 Maná — Rayando el Sol Tour[209] — —
September 8 John Mayer — 2019 Tour[210] — —
September 9 KISS David Garibaldi End of the Road World Tour[211] 7,304 / 7,304 $967,154
September 21 Carrie Underwood Maddie & Tae
Runaway June		 Cry Pretty Tour 360[212] 12,069 / 12,069 $805,197
September 24 Phil Collins — Not Dead Yet Tour[213] 12,483 / 12,483 $1,992,305
September 25 The Who Reignwolf Moving On! Tour — — The show was aborted after eight songs due to lead singer Roger Daltrey voice giving out.[214]
October 8 Mumford & Sons Gang of Youths Delta Tour[215] — —
October 10 Billie Eilish Duckwrth When We All Fall Asleep World Tour[216] 11,506 / 11,506 $1,227,586
October 27 Tool Killing Joke Fear Inoculum Tour[217] — —
November 2 The Chainsmokers 5 Seconds of Summer World War Joy Tour[218] — —
November 5 Post Malone Swae Lee
Tyla Yaweh		 Runaway Tour[219] 12,197 / 12,197 $1,690,741
November 8 Maná — Rayando el Sol Tour[209] — —
November 12 The Black Keys Modest Mouse
Shannon and the Clams		 Let's Rock Tour[220] — —
December 1 Bad Bunny — X 100Pre Tour[221] 15,790 / 15,790 $1,554,002
December 15 Cher Nile Rodgers
CHIC		 Here We Go Again Tour 11,640 / 11,640 $1,518,495

2020s[edit]

2020
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
February 1 Celine Dion — Courage World Tour[222] 11,569 / 11,569 $2,127,052
March 6 Eagles — Hotel California 2020 Tour[223] — —
March 7
March 9 Post Malone Swae Lee
Tyla Yaweh		 Runaway Tour[224] 11,618 / 11,618 $1,581,477
2021
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
September 17 Eric Clapton Jimmie Vaughan 2021 Tour[225] — —
October 10 J. Cole
21 Savage		 Druski
Morray		 The Off-Season Tour[226] 11,910 / 11,910 $1,749,408
October 17 James Taylor Jackson Browne 2021 Tour[227] — —
October 21 Andrea Bocelli — Believe World Tour[228] — —
October 23 Luke Combs — What You See Is What You Get Tour[229] — —
November 5 Enrique Iglesias
Ricky Martin		 Sebastián Yatra Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin Live in Concert[230] 12,000 / 12,000 $1,475,085
November 23 Harry Styles — Love On Tour 16,541 / 16,541 $2,171,475
December 4 For King & Country — A Drummer Boy Christmas Tour — —
2022
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 21 Elton John — Farewell Yellow Brick Road[231] 25,951 / 25,951 $4,243,554
January 22
February 4 Tool Blonde Redhead Fear Inoculum Tour[232] — —
February 16 Bad Bunny — El Último Tour del Mundo 2022[233] 30,661 / 30,661 $5,220,928
February 17
March 12 Dua Lipa Caroline Polachek
Lolo Zouai		 Future Nostalgia Tour[234] 12,889 / 12,889 $1,470,541
March 25 New Edition Charlie Wilson
Jodeci		 The Culture Tour[235] — —
March 27 Tyler, the Creator Teezo Touchdown
Vince Staples
Kali Uchis 		Call Me If You Get Lost Tour[236] — —
April 23 John Mayer — Sob Rock Tour[237] — —
April 26 Bon Jovi — 2020 Tour — —
April 29 Justin Bieber Jaden Smith
Harry Hudson
TEO		 Justice World Tour — —
May 14 Eagles — Hotel California 2020 Tour[238] — —
June 10 Machine Gun Kelly blackbear
Iann Dior		 Mainstream Sellout Tour[239] 6,908 / 9,774 $703,372
July 22 Kendrick Lamar Baby Keem
Tanna Leone		 The Big Steppers Tour[240] — —
September 1 Kid Cudi 070 Shake
Strick		 To the Moon World Tour[241] — —
September 10 Panic! at the Disco Beach Bunny
Jake Wesley Rogers		 Viva Las Vengeance Tour[242] — —
September 13 Michael Bublé — Higher Tour[243] — —
September 17 Scorpions
Whitesnake		 Thundermother 2022 North American Tour[244] — —
September 2 [Doja Cat]] Midtown
Devil Master		 Reunion Tour[245] — —
October 1 Mary J. Blige Ella Mai
Queen Naija		 Good Morning Gorgeous Tour[246] — —
October 3 The Smashing Pumpkins
Jane's Addiction		 Poppy Spirits on Fire Tour[247] — —
October 25 Post Malone Roddy Ricch Twelve Carat Tour[248] — —
October 26 Lizzo Latto
Saucy Santana		 The Special Tour[249] — —
October 29 Blackpink — Born Pink World Tour[250] 23,480 / 23,480 $6,107,595
October 30
November 3 Carrie Underwood Jimmie Allen Denim & Rhinestones Tour[251] — —
2023
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
January 7 Future EST Gee
Real Boston Richey
Trippie Redd 		Future and Friends: One Big Party Tour — —
February 14 Bruce Springsteen — 2023 Tour[252] — —
March 3 Muse One Ok Rock
Evanescence 		Will of the People World Tour — —
May 14 The Killers Me Nd Adam Imploding the Mirage Tour — —
June 24 Twice Ready to Be World Tour — —
June 25
August 24 50 Cent Busta Rhymes, Jeremih The Final Lap Tour — — —
September 17 Drake 21 Savage It's All a Blur Tour — — —
September 18
October 4 Depeche Mode DIIV Memento Mori World Tour
October 7 Jonas Brothers Lawrence Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour — —
October 13
October 23 ENHYPEN 2nd World Tour "Fate"
November 2 Luis Miguel — Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 — —
December 17 For King & Country — A Drummer Boy Christmas Tour — —
2024
Entertainment events at the Toyota Center
Date Artist Opening act(s) Tour / Concert name Attendance Revenue Notes
March 28 Madonna Bob the Drag Queen The Celebration Tour — —
March 29
April 30 Bad Bunny Most Wanted Tour — —
May 1
May 9 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 2 World Tour — —
May 15 Luis Miguel Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 — —
May 16
July 9 AJR The Maybe Man Tour — —
November 27 Usher Usher: Past Present Future
November 29
November 30

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