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Synth-pop sensation a-ha from Oslo, Norway formed in 1982 by Morten Harket (vocals), Magne Furuholmen (keys) and Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (guitar) became a global success with the smash hit single “Take On Me”.

Long before the major success that was “Take on Me” the trio formed in Oslo, Norway in 1982 and later moved to London, England to take their career to new heights. It was there they sourced their name taking inspiration from a typical English exclamation. It was also around this time that the trio were introduced to their future manager John Ratcliff.

In 1985 a-ha released their debut album “Hunting High and Low” which officially put them on the map and catapulted into international stardom. Peaking at number one in the Norwegian charts and number two in the UK, the album featured the tracks “Torn”, “The Sun Always Shines on T.V.” and of course the smash hit single “Take On Me”. You’ll hear renditions of the popular track all over the world, whether it’s in karaoke bars or covered by artists such as a1, Tori Amos and ska-punk band Reel Big Fish. The success of the album earned the band a Grammy nomination for Best New Band. The following year the album was also named the best-selling album of the year.

a-ha were invited to play at the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony held in Oslo performing alongside Shania Twain, Elton John and Enrique Iglesias. At the end of “Foot of the Mountain” tour cycle, in 2010 the band announced that they would be calling it a day.

To mark 30 years of band history, in 2015 a-ha reunited to perform at Rock in Rio festival held in Brazil. In that remarkable length of time, the band have managed to amass a sale of over 80 million records worldwide, released nine studio albums, and inspired a multitude of bands such as Coldplay and Keane while remaining in the top list of highest grossing musicians in the world.

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So, A-ha return after a five year "farewell" to promote a new album, "Cast In Steel". Well, promote it, I'm not sure, since they played only two songs from it (compared with nine from the first two albums!). A real shame that, as the two they played, the title track and "Under the Makeup" were excellent.

That was one of a few gripes, the second being the lack of songs from later albums, notably Analogue and Memorial Beach, where "Celice" and "Dark is the Night" were omissions. Including those, and a couple more from the latest album would have addressed my third complaint, that the show was criminally short, at 1:45 mins. my final bugbear was one that I have with a lot of bands, that they save all of their 'big' songs for the encores - just wish they would spread them around, and leave the encores as they should be, for bonus songs.

Anyway, that aside, it was a great set, with all (except the two above) key songs represented, most notably in the three song mini-set, where Morten left the stage, for his place on vocals to be taken, in turn, by Pal, Magne and the support act/background vocalist Anni, on three fabulous numbers: "Velvet", "Lifelines" and "Here I Stand and Face The Rain." Then there were the classics, "Hunting High and Low" was awesome as always, as was "Take on Me" to close the encores.

A great show, and it's great to have them back. Hope it won't be long until the next gig.

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Norwegian new-wave/synth pop outfit A-Ha were a staple addition to the European airwaves throughout the 1980s having scored numerous hit singles. Despite having disbanded and reunited many times, the group is well and truly back in the musical zone and are planning to release a new album towards the end of 2015. The current setlist though is all about the pop classics of their heyday and it is these vintage gems that keeps fans old and new continuing to attend the tours in high numbers.

The fact the original trio remains in tact helps with the fantastic showmanship they attain as they not only have a natural rapport with each other, but they also convey this rapport to the crowds for are so enthusiastic throughout the show. This is mainly due to the pace never dropping off as the gig is constantly propped up by the appearance of mega hits such as 'The Sun Always Shines on T.V.' and 'Cry Wolf'. These sound as shimmering and shining as ever, yet it is perhaps the encore of 'Take On Me' that receives the largest singalong of the evening. From the deafening final applause, it is no wonder the group have reformed so many times.

I’ve always been a fan of A-Ha. Being an 80s child I listened to them growing up and well into the 1990s. I admit I still listened to them even after most had moved on. Their eclectic music beats and lyrics makes giving them up hard to do. They’re just an 80s band that keeps coming back and back.

Anyway, I saw them live back in 2009. It was my first time too. So after listening to them for nearly 20 years, I finally got to see them alive. Was I disappointed? Not at all! They were flipping amazing.

Their stage setup was quintessentially 1980s but with a modern flair There were no outlandish costumes, but just a fun business casual look. The crowd was cheering in delight and some older members of the crowd had taken out their lighters and stared swinging them side to side. Just like they do in movies. The experience made me feel amazing and it was an auditory experience I’ll never forget in my life.

There are few 1980s bands I’ll bother watching live, but A-Ha is one I’ll buy another ticket for if they’re ever playing live close by. There’s no way I would give up a chance to listen to them again.

When you mention a Norwegian born band that formed in 1982 and that specialise in synth pop, you would probably be at a loose end to conjure up an accompanying name. But then you recall the song ‘Take on me’ and it all begins to ring a bell. I give you… a-ha. The musical trio from Oslo. With over 80 million albums sold worldwide, and having inspired such bands as Coldplay and Keane, the band is one of the most commercially successful bands in the world. They have produced an incredible nine studio albums and have even performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in 1998, alongside such global superstars as Elton John and Shania Twain. The band have reassembled after their split to tour once more and you would be a fool to deny yourself this one chance to see the band reformed in all their former glory. The band performs all their greatest 80s and 90s hits for the crowd, allowing everyone to sing along to each beloved classic. 'The Sun Always Shines on T.V.' and 'Cry Wolf’ take precedence but it is, of course, ‘Take on me’ that ends the night on a climactic high.

The show was excellent. The boys have definitely not lost their touch. Morten´svoice is still young and able to hit the high notes. A good mic of the old hits and some (not very) new material. The arrangements were mostly new and some songs were just unbelievable. As always, the show ended with "Take on me" - this time in an acoustic version with only the 3 guys. Excellent.

The O2 arena is, in my opinion, very good for this kind of music. We were in section 108 so rather far from the stage but with the good acoustics and some help from the screen, it was just great.

What was not so good (and this hurts to say) was the audience around us. 1,5 hours after the show should have started, loads of people with loads of beer were still pouring in. During the show, many seemingly ignored the music, had loud conversations during the show and went in and out for more beer. Very disturbing for us who went there to listen to music. Manners?

I was a little disappointed with A Ha. I didn't feel much energy coming from the stage. The music was great. At one stage Mags commented about the audience being a little flat. But the energy of a gig comes from the stage, feeds the audience, which feeds back to the stage. So it could have been better.

I was not impressed with the venue at all. My wife is in a wheelchair. We were stuck at the side and could only see half the screens at the back of the stage. The downstairs gents toilet had one of only 2 cubicles blocked. One other 2 disabled toilets was blocked. And the bar was rubbish. Poor choice. Poor service. We were at Royal Concert Hall the previous night. A full bar with slick service. Get your act together Armadillo. The audience deserves better.

This was the first time ever I saw A-ha! I grew up with the music because my mom is a big fan of them.

Also, this was the first time I went to HMH (Heineken Music Hall). Most of the time I go to 'metal' concerts and most of the time they preform in 013 Tilburg. So I was pretty excited to go HMH.

I'm disabled and need to sit in a wheelchair, I was really shocked there was no office box or something else. I had to 'stand' in the regular line. People were pushing me and I didn't feel safe.

The show was great and I was shocked Mortan could still sing the high notes! I got goose bumps when they played Hunting high and low!

I had a great time and made my mom very happy with the tickets!

A great evening, eventually, with a well thought out selection of songs from a-ha's 30yr back catalogue along with a good light show. The evening was almost spoilt by Morten seemingly having serious issues with his earpiece which made him appear serious and grumpy for the first half a dozen or so songs. He then explained that due to travel issues from Glasgow the band were unable to soundcheck and so were doing it as they went along. The second half of the concert was far better once he had engaged with the audience. A final encore including The Sun Always Shines on TV, Living Daylights and Take on Me rounded of a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Absolutely splendid evening.

It was a shaky start with Morten's microphone not working, but it soon improved. All their biggest hits plus a demo version of Train of Thought that was very interesting. The guys still have it...and are looking great.

Highlights were Sun always Shines on TV, I've Been Losing You and Analogue, which they do not sing often enough. I think this was the 13th time I have seen the band, the frst being in 1985, and they certainly did not disappoint.

Amazing! Morten's vocals and the sound was excellent. Would definitely see A-ha again as they are absolutely brilliant live. Played all the classics and some newer tunes too. Would loved to hear more from their Minor Earth, Major Sky or Lifelines albums but ran out of time...too many great songs to fit into one gig!

A nice intimate venue with great acoustics, the Oslo Spektrum was convenient to get to with decent facilities.

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A‐ha at hollywood bowl, los angeles, ca, usa.

• Sycamore Leaves
• The Swing of Things
• Crying in the Rain
• The Blood That Moves the Body
• Train of Thought
• Forest for the Trees
• You Have What It Takes
• Here I Stand and Face the Rain
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• The Sun Always Shines on T.V.
• I've Been Losing You
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a‐ha at Oxbow RiverStage, Napa, CA, USA

• The Blue Sky
• Living a Boy's Adventure Tale
• And You Tell Me
• Love Is Reason
• I Dream Myself Alive

a‐ha at Arena da Baixada, Curitiba, Brazil

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• We're Looking for the Whales
• Analogue (All I Want)

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ZAG Arena, Hannover, 2 May 2022 (Photo by Jil)

a-ha started the European leg of the 2022 Hunting High and Low Tour in front of 2,500 people at Partille Arena in Gothenburg, Sweden on 28 April, before heading to Royal Arena in Copenhagen, Denmark where they played for 10,000 people the following day.

The tour then continued at the O2 Arena in Prague on 1 May – their first ever concert in the Czech Republic – and at ZAG Arena in Hannover (5,000) on 2 May, the first of six shows in Germany this month.

During their two-week hiatus from touring, Magne spent some time in Italy , Paul went back to work in his LA studio , while Morten relaxed in Southern Norway before getting his hair cut short again .

One major change when the tour resumed was the return of the giant 10-bit LED video screen, which has not been used since the concert in Trondheim on 7 February 2020. Only a basic light-rig was brought along for the shows outside of Europe.

Some footage from the upcoming True North movie, directed by Stian Andersen, was shown on the screen during the two new songs – at least in Gothenburg – which can be seen in these two video clips of “Forest For The Trees” and “You Have What It Takes” .

In its review of the Copenhagen concert, Danish newspaper Ekstrabladet remarked how “ the songs were captivatingly presented, backed by a stylish stage show with effective use of a giant screen” , while the Czech news site Idnes praised the “imaginative and precisely fitting video projections”. “At times, it was an experience so intense that one could talk about the Pink Floyd of pop” , the reviewer wrote.

Ekstrabladet’s reviewer liked the new songs: “Two solid new songs, from the upcoming film/album True North, showed how the band’s inherent musicality and songwriting qualities are generally somewhat underrated.” He also mentioned how “a more organic, rich and majestic sound suited the [Hunting High and Low] material” .

The setlist is now basically switched around, compared to when the tour started in Argentina in late March, opening with the eight songs from “Sycamore Leaves” to “The Living Daylights” before the break and the ten songs from the Hunting High and Low album after the break. This change first appeared on the second night at The Wiltern in LA on 8 April.

“We have played the whole album in its original running order, but sometimes we’ll take some creative liberties and change the running order and the arrangements, not least to keep ourselves stay focused” , Magne told Swedish newspaper Göteborgs-Posten in an interview last week (paywall).

The video graphics previously used as intro for “Analogue” at the beginning of the second set in 2019/20, now serves as intro before “Sycamore Leaves” to open the concert instead.

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1. Sycamore Leaves 2. The Swing Of Things 3. Crying In The Rain 4. Forest For The Trees 5. You Have What It Takes 6. I’ve Been Losing You 7. Scoundrel Days 8. The Living Daylights – – – – – – – – – – – – 9. Train of Thought 10. The Blue Sky 11. Living a Boy’s Adventure Tale 12. And You Tell Me 13. Love is Reason 14. I Dream Myself Alive 15. Here I Stand and Face the Rain 16. Hunting High and Low 17. The Sun Always Shines on TV – – – – – – – – – – – – 18. Take On Me – – – – – – – – – – – –

By the way, one final additional tour date was added recently: 01 July 2022: Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland

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a-ha fans in New York City have something to sing about: the Norwegian trio has announced their first concert in the city in 12 years.

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The group has ambitious tour plans for 2022 , rescheduling a postponed run of dates in which they'll play their 1985 debut album Hunting High and Low in its entirety. With dates set for Japan, South America and Europe - as well as a concert in Mexico and three sold-out dates at Los Angeles' Wiltern Theater - a-ha have added an appearance at Radio City Music Hall to their itinerary on April 12.

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a-ha last came to New York in 2010 as part of their planned farewell tour, Ending on a High Note, where they played three dates at the Nokia Theatre in Times Square (now known as the PlayStation Theater). Their five U.S. dates on that tour (including dates in Chicago and Los Angeles) marked their first American dates since 1986. The group has since reunited, of course, releasing the album Cast in Steel in 2015, a documentary in 2021, and a new album, True North , in 2022.

Tickets for the Radio City Music Hall show go on sale to the general public Friday, Dec. 3.

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The Norwegian band made waves in the 1980s with their classic­—and exceptionally catchy—songs “Take On Me” and “The Sun Always Shines on T.V.” Now, they ’ re teaming up with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra for a night of hits.

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• Tue 5 Jul Cardiff Castle a-ha
• Sun 3 Jul Scarborough Open Air Theatre a-ha
• Sat 28 May Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Fri 27 May London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Wed 25 May M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
• Tue 24 May The BIC, Bournemouth a-ha
• Sat 19 Jun ➙ Sun 27 Jun Lisbon, Parque Da Bela Vista Rock In Rio Lisboa 2021 Foo Fighters, The National, Liam Gallagher, Black Eyed Peas, Ivete Sangalo…
• Sat 15 May Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Fri 14 May London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Wed 12 May M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
• Tue 11 May The BIC, Bournemouth a-ha

November 2020

• Sat 14 Nov London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Fri 13 Nov Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Wed 11 Nov M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
• Tue 10 Nov The BIC, Bournemouth a-ha
• Sat 20 Jun ➙ Sun 28 Jun Lisbon, Parque Da Bela Vista Rock In Rio Lisboa 2020 Black Eyed Peas, Camila Cabello, Foo Fighters, The National, Liam Gallagher…

November 2019

• Wed 6 Nov Brighton Centre a-ha
• Tue 5 Nov London, Royal Albert Hall a-ha
• Sat 2 Nov Leeds, first direct arena a-ha
• Fri 1 Nov Glasgow, SEC a-ha

October 2019

• Wed 30 Oct SSE Arena, Belfast a-ha
• Sun 17 Jun Darlington Arena a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Sat 16 Jun Blackpool Football Club a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Thu 14 Jun Doncaster, Eco Power Stadium a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Sun 10 Jun Cambs Glass Abbey Stadium (Cambridge United Football Club) a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Sat 9 Jun Yeovil, Huish Park Stadium a-ha, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Thu 7 Jun Canterbury, The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey

February 2018

• Wed 14 Feb London, The O2 a-ha
• Tue 29 Mar Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Mon 28 Mar Glasgow, The OVO Hydro a-ha
• Sat 26 Mar London, The O2 a-ha
• Fri 25 Mar Manchester, The AO Arena a-ha

November 2010

• Sat 27 Nov London, OVO Arena, Wembley A-Ha a-ha
• Fri 26 Nov The BIC, Bournemouth A-Ha a-ha
• Thu 25 Nov Utilita Arena Cardiff A-Ha a-ha
• Tue 23 Nov Utilita Arena Sheffield A-Ha a-ha
• Sun 21 Nov Motorpoint Arena Nottingham A-Ha a-ha
• Sat 20 Nov Manchester, The AO Arena A-Ha a-ha
• Fri 19 Nov Birmingham, Resorts World Arena A-Ha a-ha
• Wed 17 Nov Glasgow, SEC A-Ha a-ha
• Tue 16 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, Utilita Arena Newcastle A-Ha a-ha
• Mon 15 Nov Brighton Centre A-Ha a-ha

October 2010

• Fri 8 Oct London, Royal Albert Hall A-Ha a-ha

November 2009

• Wed 4 Nov London, The O2 A-Ha a-ha
• Tue 3 Nov Manchester, The AO Arena A-Ha a-ha
• Mon 2 Nov Utilita Arena Birmingham A-Ha a-ha

What do tickets cost to see Post Malone on his ‘F-1 Trillion tour’?

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Post Malone is pre-tour.

The pop-rap icon turned country star announced his 2024 ‘F-1 Trillion Tour’ in late June and tickets officially became available for all dates on Monday, July 1.

That includes the chart-topping singer’s NY-based gigs at Syracuse’s  Empower FCU Amphitheater  on Saturday, Sept. 14, Saratoga Springs’  Broadview Stage  on Monday, Sept. 23, NYC’s Global Citizen Festival on Saturday, Sept. 28 and Wantagh, NY’s  Jones Beach Theater  on Sunday, Sept. 29.

At all arena, stadium and amphitheater shows, the 28-year-old has promised to deliver “a collection of country songs” featuring backing band The Fools For You in support of his forthcoming album that shares a name with the tour, due out Aug. 16.

“I love y’all so very much and I’m so excited to get out and play new music for you,” he noted in a press release.

If you’d like to hear the post-rap version of Post Malone live, the lowest price we could find on tickets for any single show was $71 before fees on Vivid Seats at the time of publication.

All other shows have seats starting anywhere from $78 to $223 before fees based on our findings.

Wondering how much you’ll have to pick out of your pocket to see Post perform?

You’re in the right place.

We’ve got everything you need to know and more about Post Malone’s 2024 ‘F-1 Trillion Tour’ below.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues, and links to buy tickets can be found below.

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout .)

Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand. 

They offer a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered prior to the event.

Malone has become a bit of a festival staple over the past few years.

Here’s where he’ll be taking his talents this summer along with essential information about each fest including venues and fellow headliners.

On June 14, Post performed at Manchester, TN’s Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. According to  Set List FM , here’s what he took to the stage that evening (along with special guest  Billy Strings  who joined him for a pair of songs mid-set):

01.) “Better Now”

02.) “Wow.”

03.) “Zack and Codeine”

04.) “Psycho”

05.) “Goodbyes”

06.) “I Like You (A Happier Song)”

07.) “Jonestown (Interlude)”

08.) “Take What You Want”

09.) “Over Now”

10.) “rockstar” (with Billy Strings)

11.) “Stay” (with Billy Strings)

12.) “I Fall Apart”

13.) “Wrapped Around Your Finger”

14.) “Circles”

15.) “Too Young”

16.) “White Iverson”

17.) “Congratulations”

18.) “Broken Whiskey Glass”

19.) “Sunflower”

20.) “I Had Some Help”

21.) “Chemical”

Ahead of the release of his sixth studio album, “F-1 Trillion,” Post Malone has released a pair of country-fried singles with a few of the biggest names in honky tonk.

First up, he dropped “I Had Some Help” featuring Morgan Wallen. Malone’s urgent vocals separate the breakup track from your standard country tune; this one is anthemic and ready for crossover radio play.

Most recently, Posty teamed up with Blake Shelton for “Pour Me A Drink,” an earnest ode to alcohol that wouldn’t sound out of place in any major country star’s oeuvre.

If you want to hear the pair of ditties, you can listen to them  here .

According to  Consequence , “Post Malone previously made his live debut as a country musician at the 2024 Stagecoach Music Festival, where he performed covers of songs by Brad Paisley, Tyler Childers, Vince Gill, Alan Jackson, George Strait, Tim McGraw, and more.”

As of now, not much is known about The Fools For You.

Our team reached out to Live Nation for more information and has not heard back at the time of publication.

Many iconic acts will be touring all over North America this year.

Here are just five of our favorites you won’t want to miss live these next few months.

•  Jelly Roll

•  Zach Bryan

•  Tyler Childers

•  Luke Combs

•  Kane Brown

Who else is on the road? Take a look at our list of the  50 biggest concert tours in 2024  to find out.

This article was written by Matt Levy , New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed Bruce Springsteen and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.

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Ha*Ash Announce Their New Haashville Tour In The USA + Canada, Announcing 28 Shows

Tickets Available Starting on Tue., June 25  via Presales; General Onsale Begins on Fri., June 28 at 10am local time on LiveNation.com

Following the wrap of their successful Mi Salida Contigo Tour in Spain, Ha*Ash is embarking on a new chapter with their newest trek – HAASHVILLE USA + Canada Tour 2024-2025 . This tour features 28 shows across major cities, including New York, Boston, Houston, Dallas, Miami, Chicago, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, scheduled for November and December 2024 and April and May 2025.

Embracing a country theme, this tour takes Ha*Ash back to their roots as natives of the Southern USA, hailing from Lake Charles, Louisiana. With the “Haashville” concept, they are reimagining their sound, blending their love for American country music with the Mexican influences of their culture. Fans can also expect Hanna and Ashley to come out with new music, with the unreleased songs that will become classics.

Their previous album Ha*Ashtag features the acclaimed singles “Lo que un hombre debería saber”, which reached #1 on the Pop Radio Chart, “Mejor que te acostumbres”, “Serías tú”, “Tenían razón”, which has over 20 million views on YouTube, and “Te acuerdas”, a duet with Reik that garnered over 9.6 million views on YouTube within a month of its release.  Their most recent single, “1, 2, 3 segundos”, a duet with Adrian Favela and which is an emotional ode to their Mexican heritage, was reached the Top 5 on iTunes just a few hours after its release and has more than 2 million streams on Spotify, while the video has more than 1.8 million views on YouTube.

Their “Mi Salida Contigo” Tour featured over 130 shows, with more than 80 sold-out performances across Latin America, the United States, Spain, and Mexico. In Mexico alone, they played 56 packed concerts, including 9 sold-out dates at the Auditorio Nacional.

Unstoppable during this recent run of success, Hanna and Ashley will return to the stage with greater production, excited to share new live music with their audience and ready to continue their journey around the world with their songs.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with a Citi presale (details below) beginning on Tuesday, June 25. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning on Friday, June 28 at 10am local time at LiveNation.com .

PRESALE: Citi is the official card of the HAASHVILLE Tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Tuesday, June 25 at 10am EST until Thursday, June 27 at 10pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit www.citientertainment.com .

HAASHVILLE TOUR DATES:

Nov 7 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring

Nov 8 – New York, NY – United Palace Theatre

Nov 10 – Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre

Nov 13 – Toronto, ON – Meridian Hall

Nov 16  – Philadelphia, PA – The Met

Nov 17 – Boston, MA – Orpheum Theatre

Nov 27 – Sugar Land, TX – Smart Financial Centre @ Sugar Land

Nov 29 – Hidalgo, TX – Payne Arena

Nov 30 – Laredo, TX – Sames Auto Arena

Dec 1 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion @ TMF

Dec 4 – Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy

Dec 6 – Miami Beach, FL – Fillmore Miami Beach @JGT

Dec 8 – Lake Buena Vista, FL – House of Blues

Apr 17 – Rosemont, IL – Rosemont Theatre

Apr 19 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre

Apr 20 – Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues

Apr 22 – Vancouver, BC – Orpheum

Apr 25 – Seattle, WA – Moore Theatre

Apr 26 – Portland, OR – Alaska Airlines Theater of The Clouds

Apr 30 – San Jose, CA – San Jose Civic

May 3 – Wheatland, CA – Hard Rock Live

May 4 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

May 9 – Tucson, AZ – Rialto Theatre

May 10 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre

May 11 – Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater

May  16 –  El Paso, TX – El Paso County Coliseum

May 17 – Austin, TX – ACL Live Moody Theater

May 18 – San Antonio, TX – Majestic Theatre

For More Info Visit:

FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | X | YOUTUBE

www.haash.com

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Over the course of their 30+ year career, a-ha have performed more than 600 concerts in 38 countries around the world. Millions of fans have come out to see the band in venues big and small - from a stadium of up to 197,000 people to small halls of less than 100 - and everything in between. 

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