Skip the opener, catch these co-headlining summer tours instead
Two for the price of one? We're in!
Trisha Easto- Co-headlining tours are a major trend for 2026, featuring multiple star performers on one ticket.
- This year's lineup includes artists from various genres, such as R&B, country, and hip-hop.
- Notable pairings include Usher and Chris Brown, Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, and Post Malone with Jelly Roll.
- The article also speculates on a potential future co-headlining tour between Justin Bieber and Billie Eilish.
Co-headlining tours are taking over, bringing multiple stars to one stage for one ticket price. From R&B icons like Chris Brown and Usher to country heavyweights like Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, this year's lineup is stacked with can't-miss dual concerts.
Maybe you're into some old school jams like TLC and Salt-N-Pepa or newer collaborations like Post Malone and Jelly Roll, there's something for almost every music fan. These co-headlined tours aren't necessarily new, with powerhouses Journey and Def Leppard once touring together and even the success we saw in 2025 with Kendrick Lamar and SZA, but it's definitely the trend of the year for concertgoers.
Here's a look at all of the co-headlining tours that have been announced for 2026:
Usher & Chris Brown The R&B Tour concert tickets
Ne-yo & Akon 'Nights Like This Tour' tickets
Luke Bryan & Jason Aldean 'The Double Down Tour' tickets
G-Eazy & Logic 'The Endless Summer Tour Part II' tickets
Wiz Khalifa & MGK team up for 'The Lost Americana Tour' 2026
Post Malone & Jelly Roll 2026 tour tickets
TLC & Salt-n-Pepa 'It's Iconic' tour with En Vogue
Josh Groban & Jennifer Hudson to share an arena tour
Liz Phair & SleaterâKinney: The Flannel and The Fury 2026 tickets
Which coâheadlining tours are expected this summer?
While we canât predict every co-headlining tour on the horizon, the USA TODAY Shopping team has officially donned our tinfoil hats. After a certain headliner closed out Coachella 2026 by saying, "I'll see you all soon," the world has been on high alert for a tour announcement.
But the plot thickens when it comes to Justin Bieber.
Just before Bieberâs Weekend 2 performance, the Kia Center in Orlando posted a throwback photo of a previous Bieber concert with the cryptic caption: "curing my Bieberchella fomo." It didn't take long for the comment section to explode, with fans wondering if the venue was dropping a subtle hint about what's to come.
In a follow up post, the Kia Center used text-on-screen over a Billie Eilish concert photo and said something along the lines of 'we know things you don't.' I can't quote it directly, because that post has mysteriously vanished.
THEN, we all watched Billie Eilish become Justin Bieber's 'One Less Lonely Girl' during his final Coachella 2026 performance. She's been addressing that in the media ever since.
Eilish wrapped up her last tour in November 2025, the 'Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour' was for the promotion of her third studio album 'Hit Me Hard and Soft.' At the end of that tour, she told fans she wouldn't extend the tour because she had work to do. In April 2026, she confirmed in an interview with Elle Magazine that she's actively working on her fourth studio album, which could mean she's gearing up for another tour.
Coincidence? I think not!
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