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I Love the ’90s Tour Returning This Summer With Headliner Vanilla Ice

By Andy Greene

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In yet another sign the pandemic is rapidly coming to an end, the I Love the ’90s Tour is returning to the U.S. in August with Vanilla Ice once again serving as the headliner. He’ll be joined by a rotating crew of Nineties stars that includes Rob Base, Kid ‘n Play, Naughty by Nature, Coolio, Young MC, All-4-One, C+C Music Factory feat. Freedom Williams, Tone Loc, Sir Mix-A-lot, and Tag Team.

“Ice is back, and so is the I Love the ’90s Tour,” Vanilla Ice says in a statement. “We’re gonna be hitting your town live and in person this summer, so you better get in where you fit in and get back to the ’90s where the party never stopped!”

If they stick to the formula from the past, expect most of the acts to play three- or four-song sets building up to headliner Vanilla Ice. He closes out the night with nostalgic hits like “Ninja Rap,” “Play That Funky Music,” and, of course, “Ice Ice Baby.”

Four years ago, Rolling Stone ’s Rob Sheffield traveled to an I Love the ’90s gig in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and caught up with Ice himself. “People forgot how much fun we had in the Nineties,” he said. “We were the last generation that got out of the house. These kids today won’t leave the house — they’re on their computers. We didn’t have smartphones and selfies and all this. So we had to go out. We listened to music in our cars, not our phones — I took the backseat out of my ride and put in subwoofers. We got our movies from Blockbuster, man. ‘Be Kind, Rewind’ — they’ll never experience that!”

Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath had a similar thought about the decade. “The Nineties is when all the genres collided,” he said. “Lollapalooza started — that’s when you have Ice-T playing with Nine Inch Nails playing with Henry Rollins playing with the Boredoms. The walls came down. Alternative music landed by way of osmosis in pop music. You would hear Kiss-FM or Z-100: ‘Coming right up, Mariah Carey, Blink-182, Eminem, Sugar Ray,’ and you’re like, ‘What the fuck is happening?’ The genres got blown apart — that’s why we’re looking back.”

I Love the ’90s Tour Dates

August 12th – South Bend, IN @ Four Winds Field August 13th – Toledo, OH @ Promenade Park August 14th – Youngstown, OH @ The Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre August 18th –  Springfield, IL @ Illinois State Fair August 21st –  Cincinnati, OH @ Cincinnati Reds Game – Great American Ball Park September 18th – San Diego, CA @ Beats at The Beach – Belmont Park (*Headlined by Naughty By Nature) September 25th – Los Angeles, CA @ Microsoft Theatre November 27th – Pittsburgh, PA @ Rivers Casino

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Relive the ’90s with a Tour Featuring Some of Your Nostalgic R&B and Hip-Hop Favorites

Stop, collaborate, and listen — to I Love the 90’s Tour with Vanilla Ice and a rolling lineup of ’90s artists.

The nostalgia bug is alive and well, with the enduring love for the ’90s still going strong. And in celebration of that fact, the I Love the 90’s Tour just kicked off!

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Come take a trip back to the ’90s with the ultimate arena-sized dance party featuring your favorite hits of the day with a rolling lineup of artists. Presented by 90s on 9 (Ch. 9) , the seventh summer I Love the ’90s Tour is headlined by Vanilla Ice alongside top hitmakers of the decade, including:

I Love the ’90s Tour Dates 2023

May 26, 2023 – SOAK Pool at Palms Casino Resort – Las Vegas, NV May 27, 2023 – Los Angeles County Fair – Pomona, CA June 2, 2023 – The Mill – Terre Haute, IN June 2, 2023 – The Grand Casino Hinckley – Hinckley, MN June 3, 2023 – The Grand Casino Hinckley – Hinckley, MN June 10, 2023 – Fraze Pavilion – Kettering, OH June 16, 2023 – Abbotsford Centre – Abbotsford, BC June 17, 2023 – Seven Feathers Casino – Canyonville, OR June 24, 2023 – Mari Showroom at Paragon Casino Resort – Marksville, LA July 6, 2023 – The Cove at River Spirit Casino – Tulsa, OK July 7, 2023 – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory – Irving, TX July 8, 2023 – Concrete Street Amphitheater, Pavilion Stage – Corpus Christi, TX July 15, 2023 – Plymouth Motor Speedway – Plymouth, IN July 21, 2023 – Ocean Casino – Atlantic City, NJ July 22, 2023 – Delaware State Fair – Harrington, DE July 25, 2023 – Explore Edmonton, K-Days Main Stage – Edmonton, AB July 28, 2023 – Grey Eagle Event Center – Calgary, AB July 29, 2023 – Medicine Hat Fairgrounds – Medicine Hat, AB August 4, 2023 – Liberty Bank Amphitheater – Alton, IL August 25, 2023 – Guaranteed Rate Field – Chicago, IL August 31, 2023 – Oregon State Fair – Salem, OR September 23, 2023 – Bloomsburg Fair – Bloomsburg, PA

I Love The ‘90s Tour will bring the era’s biggest stars to such cities as Los Angeles, Chicago, Las Vegas, and more, where fans can expect to hear such mega-hits as “Ice, Ice Baby,” “O.P.P,” “I Wanna Sex You Up,” “Funky Cold Medina,” “It Takes Two,” “I Swear,” and “This Is How We Do It.” Since the tour’s inception, the ongoing, revolving lineup of ’90s icons performing the era’s biggest hits has sold millions of tickets, selling out amphitheaters and arenas nationwide.

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We hate to break the bad news but time machines don’t exist.

Nope — not even DeLoreans.

As of 2023, we’d argue the closest thing we have is live music, which can instantly transport you back to a time or place with a single sound.

And this year, we’re going back to the ’80s.

Over the next few months, many of the biggest acts from MTV’s heyday are touring all over North America and taking their fans back in time with them.

Just a few of these huge stars hitting the road include Madonna , Guns N’ Roses , Duran Duran , B-52s , Bruce Springsteen and many, many more.

In fact, over 100 more.

You wouldn’t believe it but A Flock of Seagulls , Rick Springfield , Slick Rick , Kenny G and Billy Idol are all performing live over the next few months as well.

With that being said, it doesn’t matter if singling along to “Like A Virgin,” “Welcome to the Jungle” or “Born In The U.S.A.” sends you back — we’ve got ‘something for everyone.

Below, you’ll find a comprehensive list of 107 rock, pop, hard rock, alternative rock, new wave, R&B, hip-hop, jazz, folk, country, punk and Latin concert options to choose from.

Plus, if you scroll to the bottom we have the ultimate ’80s-tastic festival.

So, if you want to re-live your Gen X glory days or catch your favorite group live for the first time, here’s who you have to see and everything you need to know about each and every tour from opening acts to tour dates to how to get tickets.

Now, fire up the time machine (and grab your shoulder pads, leg warmers, and gold lamé leotards while you’re at it) — we’re going back to the ’80s.

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Bruce springsteen and the e street band.

Runs March 2 through Dec. 10

(co-headlining w/ Stevie Nicks on select dates as part of ‘Two Icons, One Night’ Tour) Runs March 10 through Nov. 10

Stevie Nicks

(co-headlining w/ Billy Joel on select dates as part of ‘Two Icons, One Night’ Tour) Runs March 10 through Nov. 10

Bono’s ‘Stories of Surrender Tour’

Runs April 16 through May 8

Journey’s ‘Freedom Tour’

Featuring Toto on select dates Runs March 1 through May 19

Don Henley and the Eagles ‘The Hotel California Tour’

Runs March 1 through April 8

John Mellencamp’s ‘Live and In Person Tour’

Runs March 1 through June 24

Dead and Company’s ‘The Final Tour’ (formerly The Grateful Dead)

Featuring John Mayer Runs May 4 through July 16

John Fogerty

Runs April 27 through June 30

Foreigner’s ‘The Historic Farewell Tour’

Featuring Loverboy on select dates Runs March 24 through Sept. 30

Runs March 30 through Sept. 3

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Featuring Iggy Pop, The Strokes, St. Vincent, Mars Volta, The Roots  and more Runs March 29 through July 23

REO Speedwagon

Featuring Chris Trapper, John Waite, Levon and Sir, Please Runs March 15 through Aug. 30

Runs March 9 through Nov. 9

Pat Benatar with Neil Giraldo

Runs March 9 through April 29

Joe Perry of Aerosmith

Runs April 15-21

Runs March 1 through Sept. 3

Rick Wakeman of Yes

Runs March 15 through April 15

Kenny Loggins’ ‘Final Tour’

Runs March 10 through Oct. 29

George Thorogood and the Destroyers’ ’50th Anniversary Tour’

Runs March 17 through Aug. 29

Co-headlining w/ Lynyrd Skynyrd as part of their ‘Sharp Dressed Simple Man Tour’ with feature act Uncle Kracker on select dates Runs April 7 through Sept. 17

Cheap Trick

Runs March 1 through Aug. 11

Runs April 14 through Sept. 3

Robert Plant with Alison Krauss

Runs April 25 through July 5

Runs March 2 through April 21

J. Geils Band

One show on April 23

Steve Miller Band

Runs March 23 through Sept. 23

Bruce Horsnby

Runs March 23-26

Runs April 22 through July 15

Jefferson Starship

Runs March 10 through June 23

Night Ranger

Runs March 11 through July 7

Madonna’s “Celebration Tour”

Featuring Bob The Drag Queen Runs July 15 through Jan. 8, 2024

Janet Jackson’s ‘Together Again Tour’

Featuring Ludacris Runs April 14 through June 21

Bryan Adams’ ‘So Happy It Hurts Tour’

Featuring Joan Jett Runs April 28 through Aug. 3

Rod Stewart

Runs May 3 through Nov. 22

Rick Springfield

Runs March 24 through May 26

One show on May 5

New Kids On The Block

Runs March 7 through June 30

One show on March 25

Debbie Gibson’s ‘The Body Remembers Encore Tour’

Runs May 25 through July 13

Runs April 13 through May 13

Richard Marx

Runs April 21 through Sept. 25

Guns N’ Roses

Runs Aug. 5 through Oct. 16

Metallica’s ‘M72 Tour’

Featuring Pantera, Mammoth WVH, Five Finger Death Punch, Ice Nine Kills Runs Aug. 4, 2023 through Sept. 1, 2024

Mötley Crüe and Def Leppard’s ‘World Tour’

Featuring Alice Cooper on select dates

Bret Michaels’ ‘Parti Gras Tour’

Featuring Jefferson Starship, Night Ranger, Mark McGrath and Steve Augeri on select dates Runs March 18 through Aug. 6

Alice Cooper’s ‘Freaks On Parade Tour’

Featuring Rob Zombie, Ministry and Filter on select dates

Ann Wilson of Heart

One show on July 15

Pantera’s ‘2023 Tour’

Runs July 28, 2023 through Aug. 30, 2024

Featuring Buckcherry on select dates Runs March 10 through Sept. 23

Duran Duran’s ‘Future Past Tour’

Featuring Chic and Bastille Runs May 1 through Sept. 19

The B-52s ‘Las Vegas Residency’

Runs May 5 through Sept. 3

Runs April 1 through Sept. 3

Elvis Costello

Runs March 2-12

Depeche Mode’s ‘Memento Mori Tour’

Featuring Kelly Lee Owens, Stella Rose and The Dead Language on select dates Runs March 23 through Dec. 17

New Order and The Pet Shop Boys’ ‘The Unity Tour’

Runs March 9-18

Psychedelic Furs

Runs April 28 through May 20

Boy George and Culture Club

Runs Aug. 25-26

Violent Femmes

Runs May 6-19

A Flock of Seagulls

Runs March 3 through July 28

Runs May 29 through July 16

The English Beat

Runs March 4 through April 21

Human League

One show on May 23

Missing Persons

One show on June 3

Oingo Boingo

Runs March 25 through May 7

The Sisters of Mercy

Runs May 10 through June 9

Runs April 20 through May 19

Alternative Rock

Runs May 4 through June 25

Aimee Mann of ‘Til Tuesday

One show on July 31

Crowded House

Runs May 2-30

They Might Be Giants

Runs March 7 through July 16

The Smithereens

Runs March 11 through July 8

Earth, Wind and Fire

Runs March 2 through Oct. 28

George Clinton with Parliament Funkadelic

Runs March 2 through June 16

New Edition

Featuring Keith Sweat, Guy and Tank Runs March 9 through April 30

Kool and the Gang

Runs March 11 through July 28

The Pointer Sisters

One show on March 8

Billy Ocean

One show on Oct. 20

Featuring Warren G, Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony, Cypress Hill and more on select dates Runs March 4 through June 9

Runs April 8-29

One show on April 9

Big Daddy Kane

Runs March 25 through April 29

Runs from March 24-25

George Strait

Featuring Chris Stapleton Runs May 6 through Aug. 5

Willie Nelson

Runs March 1 through May 19

Reba McEntire

Runs March 9 through April 15

Runs March 30 through Oct. 20

Steve Earle

One concert on May 15

Dwight Yoakam

Runs March 30 through Aug. 5

Lyle Lovett

Runs March 1 through Aug. 5

James McMurtry

Runs March 15 through May 7

Roseanne Cash

Runs March 24 through May 13

Randy Travis

One concert on Aug. 27

Bonnie Raitt

Runs March 11 through Oct. 11

Melissa Etheridge

Runs April 22 through Aug. 12

Art Garfunkel

Runs April 14 through May 11

Indigo Girls

Featuring Neko Case on select dates Runs March 12 through July 1

Richard Thompson

Runs March 18 through May 18

Lucinda Williams

Featuring Big Thief on select dates Runs April 20 through Aug. 5

Suzanne Vega

Runs April 15-29

Runs March 8 through May 21

Runs March 25 through May 13

Patti Smith

Runs Aug. 15-16

Herbie Hancock

Runs April 2-23

Runs March 13 through July 13

Los Tigres Del Norte

Runs March 3 through Nov. 11

Runs March 10 through June 8

You made it.

As a reward for your patience, we recommend you check out the Cruel World Festival at the Brookside Golf Club in Pasadena, CA on May 20.

The festival has ’80s titans Billy Idol, Iggy Pop, Siouxsie, ABC, Adam Ant and so many more on their impressive bill. In fact, you can see the whole lineup below.

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Want to take your time machine back a little further? Check out our list of the 22 biggest classic rockers on tour in 2023 here .

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Everything old is new again as ’80s, ’90s and ’00s bands tour through toronto. here are 25 can’t-miss shows for live music fans..

Toronto stages will be heavy with nostalgia this summer and fall as top 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s acts tour through one of North America’s best cities for live music. Resurrect the good vibes by building a weekend getaway around your fave retro acts. Here are 25 big-name talents hitting town to unholster their mikes and reprise their hits. 

1. Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa

July 26, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

Break out the gin and juice and raise a toast: hip hop megastars Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa dispense a double shot of star power on their High School Reunion Tour.    

2. Boy George & Culture Club

August 1, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

Oh Boy! This one is a must-see for die-hard ’80s devotees (openers Howard Jones, and Berlin of “Take My Breath Away” fame, are the throwback cherries on top).  

3. Lionel Ritchie and Earth, Wind & Fire

August 8, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

He played for King Charles III this spring, and now it’s your turn to be the audience. When Lionel Ritchie reunites with his band to ignite classics like Brick House, you’ll be the one dancing (on the ceiling).   

4. Steve Vai

August 8, 2023 at Danforth Music Hall

The guitar legend —who got his start with Frank Zappa and lent his virtuoso power chords to the likes of David Lee Roth, Mary J. Blige, Motörhead and more—hits Danforth Music Hall for an intimate show featuring classics and deep cuts.

5. LL Cool J, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Rakim, Queen Latifah, Jadakiss and DJ Z-Trip

August 19, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

If “Parents Just Don’t Understand” perfectly captured your teen angst, pay homage by snagging a ticket for hip hop star DJ Jazzy Jeff . Catch icons of the genre LL Cool J and Queen Latifa , both of whom continue to burn bright on stage and screen.   

6. Blue Rodeo

August 26, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

Perfect for a night near the lake, beloved CanCon country-rock band Blue Rodeo saddles up for a dive back into hits like “Til I Am Myself Again” and the winsome “It Hasn’t Hit Me Yet.”  

7. ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd

August 27, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

Load up on two classic Southern-fried rock legends in one night to hear Lynyrd Skynyrd ’s soaring classic “Free Bird,” while opening act ZZ Top’s synth-blues standard “La Grange” still simmers. 

8. Smashing Pumpkins

September 2, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

This quintessentially ’90s band straddles grunge and indie rock like no other. Bust out the slip dresses, butterfly hair clips and plaid shirts for a slice of Billy Corgan’s raspy classics.  

September 3, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

He rose to fame in the ’90s for his slacker rock blend of rapped lyrics over a slide-guitar sample in “Loser,” but alt-rocker Beck is a proven innovator who keeps things fresh.   

10. Sting 

September 5, 2023 at Budweiser Stage 

Sting is aging like fine wine, and fans will never turn down a swig whenever the ex-Police man with the golden voice is in town.  

11. Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper

September 6, 2023 at Budweiser Stage

Alice Cooper ’s “School’s Out” was on the lips of every teen in 1972, and class is back in session for fans thirsty for a depth charge of heavy metal.  

12. Eric Clapton 

September 10, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Slowhand is back, and guitar god Eric Clapton will be strumming iconic rock hits from his six-decade career.  

13. Peter Gabriel

September 11, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

If the haunting strains of “In Your Eyes” take you back to the days of mixed tapes and third-period French, relive the magic when Peter Gabriel comes back to town. 

14. Aerosmith

September 12, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Walk this way and rustle up some tickets as Steven Tyler saunters up to his scarf-wrapped mic stand on the band’s final tour to reprise the legacy rock band’s monster hits. The Black Crowes, another mega throwback, are openers.  

15. The Chicks

September 18, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

They may have shortened their name in 2020, but The Chicks are playing the long game harmonizing since the late ’80s on country ballads that still sound sweet today.  

16. Duran Duran

September 19, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Simon LeBon and the wild boys show no sign of slowing down. The model-perfect rockers’ rise to fame coincided with the dawn of MTV and they still sound (and look) amazing.  

17. Guns N’ Roses

September 3, 2023 at Rogers Centre

With his five-octave range, no one can belt out a retro banger like Axl Rose. This much anticipated reunion tour is a combustible combo of Slash’s guitar pyrotechnics and Axl’s vocals.

18. Wu-Tang Clan and Nas with De La Soul 

October 1, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

When one of the most influential ’90s hip hop groups in history, Wu-Tang Clan , teams up with rap pioneers Nas and De La Soul for a concert, it’s a must attend for their legion of old-school fans.  

19. Queen and Adam Lambert 

October 8, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

On their Rhapsody Tour , Adam Lambert does the honours as lead vocalist for this beloved mega group’s incredible musical canon of hits.  

20. Violent Femmes

October 11, 2023 at Queen Elizabeth Centre

If the angsty 1983 earworm “Blister in the Sun” still makes you pogo like a manic teen, celebrate the 40th anniversary of this folk-punk band’s debut album with this concert .  

21. Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin

October 17 & 18, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Reboot “La Vida Loca” with OG Latin music powerhouses and dance the night away at the Trilogy tour, which Ricky Martin describes as a wild party from beginning to end.

22. Shania Twain

October 22, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Let’s go, girls! Diehard fans should make a pilgrimage to see Canada’s country diva Shania Twain , who is enjoying a well-deserved renaissance right now during her Queen of Me tour.  

23. Depeche Mode

November 5, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

If you just can’t get enough of quintessential British New Wave ’80s band Depeche Mode , bust out the glowsticks. Effervescent hits like “People are People” are still relevant today as a bona fide Pride anthem.

24. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

November 14 & 16, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

The Boss is as classic as the white tee and Levi’s on 1984’s Born To Run album, and just as durable. There is no sign his glory days are drawing to an end when Springsteen belts out gems from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.  

25. Kiss 

November 22, 2023 at Scotiabank Arena

Were you a card-carrying member of the Kiss Army? You’ll regret it forever if you don’t re-enlist for one last tour of duty. These glam rock gods’ rendition of “Beth” will have you dabbing your eyes (and flashing back to school dances). 

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10 festivals with nostalgic music icons from 70s to the 90s you can still get tickets for

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2024 promises to be a big year for live music in the UK with some of the biggest acts in the world playing some of their biggest concerts here for years.

The likes of Stevie Nicks, Wet Wet Wet, and Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra, and many more, are off on country-wide tours in 2024, playing everywhere from London to Aberdeen and several towns and cities in between.

On top of that, dozens of major music festivals have announced line-ups boasting some of the most biggest pop and alternative acts from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

And if you want to be there among thousands of others watching on, here’s all the information you need if you want your fix of 20th century pop nostalgia this summer .

All Points East – August 16 to August 25

All Points East begins on August 16, 2024 and runs until August 25 .

The festival first opened in 2018 and has gone ahead every year since – except for 2020, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

All Points East has always been hosted at London’s Victoria Park, Hackney, and 2024 is no exception. Victoria Park is among the capital’s oldest public spaces.

This year, 90s hip hop and rap legend Nas will take to the main stage, with other huge names from the alternative rock scene also performing on different days across the nine-day schedule.

American 90s bands Pixies, Sleater-Kinney, and Teenage Fanclub are all set to play, while Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service are down to take over the main stage for a day to play two of their most celebrated albums back-to-back.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Right now, general admission tickets are still available for around £80. Other tiers of tickets are available at varying prices.

Bearded Theory – May 23 to May 26

Bearded Theory begins on May 23, 2024 and runs until May 26 .

The festival’s full name is Bearded Theory’s Spring Gathering, and it has been running since 2008. It is among one of the most celebrated music festivals in the UK, having won seven awards since its inception.

This year, Bearded Theory will be hosted at Catton Hall in Derbyshire, which is roughly 20 miles south of Derby and 25 miles north of Birmingham.

If you’re looking to get your 1980s and 1990s fix at the festival, look no further than American alternative rock band Jane’s Addiction and Manchester’s very own electronic legends 808 State.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . A three-day pass can be purchased for around £220. Other tiers of tickets are available at varying prices.

Beautiful Days – August 16 to August 18

Beautiful Days festival begins on August 16 and runs until August 18 .

Having celebrated its 20th year last summer, Beautiful Days is back, boasting a seriously nostalgic line-up for anyone from Generation X.

As it always has done, Beautiful Days 2024 will be held at Escot Park in Devon. The park and gardens are just on the edge of the Blackdown Hills and roughly 10 miles from Exeter.

Toyah Wilcox and husband Robert Fripp are playing The Big Top stage, while The Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft will be playing the Main Stage. Meanwhile, 90s dance act Utah Saints also top the bill.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Weekend camping tickets are available for £190. Other tiers of tickets are also still available to buy.

British Summer Time Hyde Park- June 29 to July 14

Back for another year, BST Hyde Park will run from June 29 all the way through to July 14 this year, with nine big nights planned across that period.

The popular concerts have been running now for 11 years, with the first shows in 2013 starting off what has become one of the most popular festivals anticipated every year by thousands.

In case you need a reminder of where British Summer Time takes place, it of course is held in London’s Hyde Park.

This year, the likes of Robbie Williams, Stevie Nicks, Shania Twain, and Kylie Minogue are all headlining, with thousands of 80s and 90s music lovers already eager to get their hands on tickets.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Right now, general admission day tickets are going for around £110, but other options are available at varying prices.

Isle of Wight Festival – June 20 to June 23

The longest-running festival in this list is the Isle of Wight Festival, which has run almost every since all the way back in 1968. This year, it’s on from June 20 to June 23.

Since its 2002 revival, the Isle of Wight Festival has been held at Seaclose Park on the island, just north of the town of Newport, which has a population of around 20,000.

This year it’s attracted some of the biggest names in 20th century pop, with the likes of new wave icons The Pretenders, Britpoppers Suede, electropop legends the Pet Shop Boys, and the remaining members of late-90s superstars S Club down to headline in 2024.

In addition, The Prodigy, Green Day, Simple Minds, and Johnny Marr will be playing some of the biggest shows in the UK for several years.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Weekend tickets look to be around £270, while individual day tickets can also be purchased for cheaper prices.

Mighty Hoopla – June 1 & June 2

Perhaps the loudest, pinkest festival in our list is the Mighty Hoopla Festival, which brings together some of the biggest names in pop. This year it’s taking place on June 1 and June 2 . A pop-filled weekend will be had by all.

Descending on the festival this year to play to the thousands of people at Brockwell Park in Brixton, London, are the likes of En Vogue, B*Witched, Bananarama, Claire Richards from Steps, and Shaznay Lewis from All Saints.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Right now, you can get single day general admission tickets for around £70, with all group tickets now sold out.

Nocturne Live – June 13 to June 16

Each year, Blenheim Palace’s Great Court transforms into a spectacular open-air concert venue for Nocturne Live. This year, the weekend from June 13 (Thursday) to June 16 (Sunday) will play host to some huge names.

Crowded House and Sheryl Crow’s show is already sold out, but tickets are still available for Chaka Khan and Sister Sledge’s night. And fans can sign up for Soft Cell and Heather Small’s night, with additional support from Heaven 17.

The biggest night will surely belong to Sugababes, Melanie C, and Shaznay Lewis, who will bring all of their British girl power pop to the stage.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . Tickets range between £45 and £90, with wheelchair space tickets also available at around £80.

Shindig Festival – May 23 to May 26

Billed as ‘the top alternative to Glastonbury’, Shindig Festival 2024 is set to be its last, with organisers saying they ‘want to go out on [their] own terms’.

And they’ve promised a great final year to everyone going, with 90s acts Groove Armada and Brand New Heavies among those who will appeal to attendees of a certain special vintage.

The festival takes place between May 23 and May 26 at the Dillington Estate in Somerset.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . However, only limited tickets are currently available, with everyone wanting to get down to Somerset for the final time.

We Are FSTVL – May 25 & May 26

An intense couple of days of dancing are promised to those attending We Are FSTVL, which is now just weeks away from entering its ’11th chapter’.

On May 25 and May 26 , revellers from across the country will descend on Central Park in Dagenham for two days of strobes and hard beats.

Legends of dance music, including Eric Prydz, Groove Armada, and Chase and Status, who have all been in the business for at least 20 years now, will be playing to huge crowds at the height of spring.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . You can buy a ticket for Saturday or Sunday for £85, or you can get full weekender tickets for £150. VIP options are available as well.

Wychwood Festival – May 31 to June 2

Cheltenham Racecourse is the scene for the Wychwood Festival, one of the biggest 90s nostalgia festivals of 2024.

From May 31 to June 2 , the likes of Texas, Ocean Colour Scene, The Coral, and the Lightning Seeds will play to thousands of people who were there in the 1990s when they were ruling the airwaves.

And for those who want a fix of 1970s and 1980s goodness, Sister Sledge and Dexys will be playing their greatest hits, while Peter Hook & The Light will be playing songs from Joy Division and New Order’s back catalogues.

More information on tickets, line-ups, and dates can be found here . A weekend ticket with camping costs around £170, with tickets at different tiers available for cheaper prices.

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(STACKER) – Every era seems to make a comeback decades later, and as of the late 2010s, the 1990s revival has officially been in full swing. In the past several years, we’ve seen fashion trends like Adidas slides and bucket hats become stylish again, while studios have rebooted popular ’90s movies, like the “Scream” franchise, and TV shows like “Saved by the Bell” and “Full House”—and it doesn’t stop there.

Reunion tours have also seen a resurgence, with ’90s artists ranging from TLC and the Fugees to Blondie stepping foot on stage for the first time in years. Fans are willing to fork out big bucks to see their favorite groups get back together, and many artists are capitalizing on the interest, while others would rather generate buzz about a potential reunion ( we’re looking at you, ‘N Sync ).

There are also ’90s bands that never stopped touring and are now cashing in on nostalgia in other ways, like album anniversary tours.

This year sees the trend continue, with Creed announcing their  first shows in 12 years  and Blink-182 continuing their highly anticipated reunion tour with Tom DeLonge. Other acts, like Weezer and Sarah McLachlan, are celebrating milestone album anniversaries in big ways, and New Kids on the Block are reprising their famous “Magic Summer” tour.

To help original fans and younger crowds discovering these artists for the first time,  Stacker  compiled a list of 10 popular ’90s artists going on tour in 2024 with the help of music publications and press releases. Read on to see who’s hitting the road this year and what makes their tour special.

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