List of concerts at TD Garden

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.

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

1990s

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	11,761 / 15,705	$627,253
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	NSYNC 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

2000

Concerts at FleetCenter
Date(s)	Headliner(s)	Supporting act(s)	Event / Tour	Attendance	Revenue	Ref(s)
March 3	Cher	Lou Bega CNOTE	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	12,400 / 12,400	$1,820,625	[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

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	The XLD	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	14,080 / 14,080	$543,180	[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	10,984 / 11,486	$1,139,680	[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	12,695 / 13,185	$729,879	[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 2	Bon Jovi	—	This House Is Not For Sale Tour
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	12,953 / 12,953	$1,117,800	[302]
July 11	Shania Twain	Bastian Baker	Now Tour	12,818 / 12,818	$1,169,006	[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

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	15,679 / 15,679	$2,515,971	[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	12,983 / 12,983	$1,911,584	[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	Zack Bia	Twelve Carat Tour	12,331 / 12,331	$1,899,475	[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	Zack Bia	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	12,324 / 12,324	$2,099,191
October 31	Depeche Mode	DIIV	Memento Mori World Tour	12,655	$1,958,455	[369]
December 11	Mariah Carey		Merry Christmas One and All!	13,062 / 13,062	$2,192,756
December 22	Travis Scott	Teezo Touchdown	Circus Maximus Tour	31,583 / 32,423	$4,572,513
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	Stuart Price	The Celebration Tour	TBD	TBD	[370]
January 9[n]
January 12	Travis Scott	Sheck Wes	Circus Maximus Tour	15,832 / 16,219	$2,158,045
April 1	Olivia Rodrigo	Chappell Roan	Guts World Tour	28,108 / 28,108	$4,789,154
April 2
April 4	AJR	Dean Lewis	The Maybe Man Tour
April 8	Nicki Minaj	Monica	Pink Friday 2 World Tour	25,463 / 25,463	$3,802,582
April 10
April 17	Bad Bunny		Most Wanted Tour	15,621 / 15,621	$5,287,626
June 7	Melanie Martinez	Beach Bunny Sofia Isella	The Trilogy Tour	13,897 / 13,897	$1,334,171
June 13	Feid		Ferxxocalipsis Tour 2024
June 20	A Boogie wit da Hoodie		Better Off Alone Tour
June 26	Chris Brown	Muni Long Ayra Starr	11:11 Tour
June 27	Jhené Aiko	Coi Leray Tink UMI Kiana Ledé	The Magic Hour Tour
June 28	Janet Jackson	Nelly	Together Again	TBA	TBA
June 29	Justin Timberlake		The Forget Tomorrow World Tour
June 30
July 3	Aventura		Cerrando Ciclos Tour
July 5
July 6
July 26	Xscape SWV	Mya Total 702	Queens of R&B Tour
August 2	Alan Jackson		Last Call: One More for the Road Tour
August 3	AJR	mxmtoon	The Maybe Man Tour
August 9	Phil Wickham Brandon Lake	Hulvey	Summer Worship Nights 2024
August 10	Missy Elliot	Ciara Busta Rhymes Timbaland	Out of this World - The Experience
August 13	Future Metro Boomin		We Trust You Tour
August 23	Childish Gambino	WILLOW	The New World Tour
August 27	Usher		Usher: Past Present Future
August 28
August 31	Incubus	Coheed and Cambria
September 4	Cigarettes After Sex		X's World Tour
September 6	Kacey Musgraves	Father John Misty Nickel Creek	Deeper Well World Tour
September 7
September 10	Weezer	The Flaming Lips Dinosaur Jr.	Voyage to the Blue Planet Tour
September 16	Hans Zimmer		Hans Zimmer Live
September 17	Kygo	Sam Feldt HAYLA	Kygo World Tour
September 20	Twenty One Pilots	Balu Brigada	The Clancy World Tour
September 21
September 23	Jeff Lynne's ELO		The Over and Out Tour
September 25	$uicideboy$	Denzel Curry Pouya HAARPER Shakewell Ekkstacy	Grey Day Tour 2024
September 26	Jelly Roll	Warren Zeiders Alexandra Kay	Beautifully Broken Tour
September 27	Vampire Weekend		Only God Was Above Us Tour
September 28	Charli XCX Troye Sivan	Shygirl	Sweat
October 3	Sabrina Carpenter	Amaarae	Short n' Sweet Tour
October 11	Billie Eilish	Nat Wolff Alex Wolff	Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour
October 17	Maggie Rogers	The Japanese House Ryan Beatty	Dont Forget Me Tour Pt II
October 31	Little Big Town	Sugarland The Castellows	Take Me Home Tour
November 10	MercyMe TobyMac
November 13	Chayanne		Bailemos Otra Vez Tour
December 8	Shakira	TBA	Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour	TBA	TBA
December 14	Andrea Bocelli		30th Anniversary Tour
December 31	Aerosmith	The Black Crowes	Peace Out: The Farewell Tour

2025

Concerts at TD Garden
Date(s)	Headliner(s)	Supporting act(s)	Event / Tour	Attendance	Revenue	Ref(s)
April 9	Kylie Minogue	Romy	Tension Tour	TBD	TBD

Notes

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. 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. 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. 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. The score data for Red Hot Chili Peppers' Stadium Arcadium World Tour is combined from the shows on October 2 and 20, 2004.
7. 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. 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.

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External links

• TD Garden – Calendar