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After 7 years, Big Time Rush is making a big-time comeback. But who are they?

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Nickelodeon’s favorite boy band, Big Time Rush, has officially reunited and is returning to the stage. Seven years after its final Live World Tour in 2014, the group announced two concert dates for 2021: Dec. 15 at the Chicago Theater in Chicago and Dec. 18 at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.

“WE ARE BACK!,” the band’s official account tweeted Monday. “It’s been a minute, but we couldn’t be more excited to see you! Lets make up for lost time.” The announcement was accompanied by a “where are they now”-style video with a dramatic voice-over.

Headstrong group leader Kendall is seen walking through the woods, while James, the hot one whose alter ego was “bandanna man,” is working under the hood of a car in a too-tight tank. Though the Type-A planner and aspiring doctor Logan is said to be finishing up a PhD, he’s really just playing Operation — and the goofball-turned-father Carlos is playing on the couch with his kids.

Created by Scott Fellows, teen heartthrobs Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, Carlos PeñaVega and James Maslow starred in a sitcom named after the band. “Big Time Rush,” which ran from November 2009 to July 2013, featured four hockey players from Minnesota who find sudden fame after a local talent search.

After being whisked away to Los Angeles and embedding themselves at the Palm Woods — a hotel that is home to other aspiring teen entertainers — they must undertake the task of becoming the next big hit while also staying true to themselves.

Apart from their chart-topping hit “Boyfriend (feat. Snoop Dog),” Big Time Rush released three albums: debut “BTR” in 2010, sophomore album “Elevate” and “24/Seven.” Last week, fans suspected a reunion was pending as the singers’ profile pictures on social media and the official accounts were replaced by red dots.

The group briefly got back together in April 2020 to film a COVID-19 PSA, spreading love to fans. After fans sign up for ticket presales, which start Wednesday, they can catch up on all of the crew’s antics in four seasons of “Big Time Rush” on Netflix.

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Big Time Rush Announce Forever Reunion Tour Dates 

Big Time Rush will be touring together once more in 2022, announcing the band’s first headlining tour together in nearly a decade. The 41-show tour will bring Big Time Rush to cities across North America from June through August.

“Not only are we excited to be sharing new music with you this week, but we’ve been holding onto this secret for over two years and now it’s official!” said the band. “We are going back on tour! We can’t thank you enough for all of your love and support over all these years and we can’t wait to see you at the “FOREVER♾TOUR”

Big Time Rush tickets are on sale for the Forever tour beginning on Friday, February 25 for the general public. Prior to that, there will be presale opportunities beginning on Wednesday, February 23 for Citi cardmembers, with other presales likely based on venue or promoter mailing lists.

Launched in 2009 with a scripted television show on Nickelodeon, big Time Rush performed together until the show ended its run in the summer of 2013. They returned during quarantine in 2020, releasing their first single in eight years – Call It like I See It – in late 2021.

Big Time Rush Forever Tour dates kick off on Thursday, June 23 near Washington D.C. at the Theater at MGM National Harbor and wrap with a show on Saturday, August 20 at California’s Concord Pavilion. In between, stops include new york’s Madison Square Garden, Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida, Austin’s Moody Amphitheater, and Denver’s Levitt Pavilion. The full touring run schedule is included below. Tik Tok star Dixie D’Amelio will join the group on mmuch of the tour through June and July.

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Big Time Rush Forever Tour Dates – 2022

* joined by Dixie D’Amelio

*Thursday, June 23 – Washington, DC | Theater at MGM National Harbor *Friday, June 24 – Bridgeport, CT | Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater *Saturday, June 25 – Gilford, NH | Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion *Sunday, June 26 – Boston, MA | Leader Bank Pavilion *Tuesday, June 28 – Philadelphia, PA | TD Pavilion at The Mann *Thursday, June 30 – New York, NY | Madison Square Garden *Friday, July 1 – Hershey, PA | GIANT Center *Saturday, July 2 – Darien Center, NY | Darien Lake Amphitheater *Monday, July 4 – Toronto, ON | Budweiser Stage *Wednesday, July 6 – Cincinnati, OH | The Andrew J Brady Music Center *Thursday, July 7 – Chicago, IL | Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island *Friday, July 8 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH | Blossom Music Center *Saturday, July 9 – Pittsburgh, PA | Petersen Events Center *Sunday, July 10 – Sterling Heights, MI | Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre *Tuesday, July 12 – Baltimore, MD | Pier Six Pavilion *Thursday, July 14 – Franklin, TN | FirstBank Amphitheater *Friday, July 15 – Raleigh, NC | The Red Hat Amphitheater *Saturday, July 16 – Charlotte, NC | Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre *Tuesday, July 19 – Jacksonville, FL | Daily’s Place *Thursday, July 21 – Tampa, FL | MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre *Friday, July 22 – Miami, FL | FPL Solar Amphitheatre at Bayfront Park *Saturday, July 23 – Orlando, FL | Addition Financial Arena *Sunday, July 24 – Atlanta, GA | Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park Tuesday, July 26 – Indianapolis, IN | TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park Thursday, July 28 – Minneapolis, MN | The Armory Saturday, July 30 – Kansas City, MO | T-Mobile Center Sunday, July 31 – St. Louis, MO | Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis Tuesday, August 2 – Rogers, AR | Walmart Amp Wednesday, August 3 – Irving, TX | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Thursday, August 4 – Austin, TX | Moody Amphitheater Friday, August 5 – Houston, TX | Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Saturday, August 6 – Hidalgo, TX | Payne Arena Monday, August 8 – El Paso, TX | UTEP Don Haskins Center Wednesday, August 10 – Inglewood, CA | YouTube Theater Thursday, August 11 – Irvine, CA | FivePoint Amphitheatre Friday, August 12 – San Diego, CA | Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre Saturday, August 13 – Phoenix, AZ | Arizona Federal Theatre Sunday, August 14 – Albuquerque, NM | Isleta Amphitheater Tuesday, August 16 – Denver, CO | Levitt Pavilion Denver Thursday, August 18 – Salt Lake City, UT | USANA Amphitheatre Saturday, August 20 – Concord, CA | Concord Pavilion

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Big Time Rush reunion tour: Tickets, prices, presale and everything you need to know

20 July 2021, 14:44

Big Time Rush announce reunion tour

By Sam Prance

Big Time Rush are officially back and the band are going on a live reunion tour.

It's official. After months of teasing, Big Time Rush have confirmed that they are back together and going on a reunion tour.

Last year (Apr 21), Big Time Rush sent fans into meltdown by announcing their return . Kendall, James, Carlos and Logan all reunited on social media. The band posted an official reunion video which ended with Carlos saying: "We love you guys so much. Spread that love, spread that aloha and who knows... a lot to look forward to at the end of this. See you soon."

READ MORE: Big Time Rush is now available to watch on Netflix

However, with the coronavirus pandemic still looming large all of 2020, the band didn't announce anything... until now. Last week (Jul 13), the boys changed all of their social media icons to a red circle and now they've revealed that they are going on tour in December. With that in mind, here's everything you need to know about the Big Time Rush Live! tour.

Where are Big Time Rush going on tour?

When are Big Time Rush going on tour?

Taking to social media yesterday (Jul 19), Big Time Rush released a video announcing that they're going on their first tour as a band since 2014. They captioned the video: "WE ARE BACK! It’s been a minute, but we couldn’t be more excited to see you! Lets make up for lost time."

They then revealed that the tour will be starting with two dates:

• December 15th at the Chicago Theater in Chicago, Illinois
• December 18th at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York, New York

It's currently unclear if they intend to add more dates and any international concerts but we shall keep you posted with updates.

Is there a Big Time Rush presale?

At the end of their announcement, Big Time Rush wrote: "Don’t forget to sign up for first access to pre-sale tickets!" To do so, all you have to do is visit bigtimerushofficial.com and click on "Sign Up Now!" underneath the pre-sale banner on the main page. Then enter your name, email address and home address and you'll be sent a pre-sale code.

When do Big Time Rush tickets go on sale?

The Big Time Rush Live! presale begins on Ticketmaster on Wednesday, Jul 21 at 10:00 am CDT and ends at 10:00pm CDT. The general sale then begins on Ticketmaster on Friday, Jul 23 at 11:00 am CDT until all tickets sell out. In other words, you can buy tickets tomorrow.

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How much do Big Time Rush tickets cost?

Prices for the Big Time Rush tickets will vary depending on where you're seeing them and what kind of seats the venue offers. For the Chicago date, they will be between $29.50 and $69.50 with fees and for New York, they will be between $59.50 and $79.50 with fees.

As it stands, Big Time Rush are yet to announce if they'll be releasing new music. However, there are already fan theories that they're doing a reboot of their Nickelodeon show. We'll keep you posted with any announcements.

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Big Time Rush announce 2022 tour: Where to buy tickets, schedule, special guest

• Updated: Feb. 21, 2022, 4:47 p.m. |
• Published: Feb. 21, 2022, 4:46 p.m.

Big Time Rush will embark on their first proper headlining tour in a decade in 2022 (Photo by Jordan Knight).

• Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

The abbreviated December 2021 reunion tour wasn’t enough.

Big Time Rush , who performed just four shows last year on their mini-comeback tour, have just announced a full-fledged, 41-concert Forever Tour.

On CBS’ “Good Morning America,” the grown-up boy band shared, “We’re officially back and going on tour” before proceeding to play their jaunty, new single, “Not Giving You Up” live.

In addition to the trek all over North America, Big Time Rush will be releasing new music for the first time in eight years after putting out the surprise track “Call It Like I See It” last year.

If you want to see Big Time Rush and their new tracks live, here’s everything you need to know.

Where can I buy tickets to see Big Time Rush?

Tickets to see the band that got their start on the 2009-13 Nickelodeon sitcom “Big Time Rush” go on sale at Ticketmaster on Friday, Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. local time for all shows.

If you don’t want to wait until the tickets go on sale to the general public, you can find seats right now on sites like  Vivid Seats , StubHub and MegaSeats .

It’s common for speculative tickets to show up on the secondary market first, but be aware that prices may be more expensive than when they go on sale to the general public.

Where is Big Time Rush going on tour?

The Forever Tour will take Big Time Rush all over North America all summer long . After launching in Washington, D.C. on June 23, they’ll hit Philadelphia, New York, Miami, Atlanta and many other major cities before their final concert in Concord, California on Aug. 20.

To find the show closest to you, we’ve listed them all with dates, venues and links to buy tickets below.

• June 23 at the MGM National Harbor in Washington, D.C.
• June 24 at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut
• June 25 at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford, New Hampshire
• June 26 at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston, Massachusetts
• June 28 at the TD Pavilion at The Mann in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• June 30 at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York
• July 1 at the GIANT Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania
• July 2 at the Darien Lake Amphitheater in Darien Center, New York
• July 4 at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Canada
• July 6 at The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio
• July 7 at the Huntington Bank Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois
• July 8 at the Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
• July 9 at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• July 10 at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheater in Sterling Heights, Michigan
• July 12 at the Pier Six Pavilion in Baltimore, Maryland
• July 14 at the FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, Tennessee
• July 15 at The Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, North Carolina
• July 16 at the Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheater in Charlotte, North Carolina
• July 19 at Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida
• July 21 at the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheater in Tampa, Florida
• July 22 at the FPL Solar Amphitheater in Miami, Florida
• July 23 at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida
• July 24 at the Cadence Bank Amphitheatre in Atlanta, Georgia
• July 26 at the TCU Amphitheater in Indianapolis, Indiana
• July 28 at The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• July 30 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri
• July 31 at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in St. Louis, Missouri
• Aug. 2 at Walmart Amp in Rogers, Arkansas
• Aug. 3 at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas
• Aug. 4 at the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas
• Aug. 5 at the Smart Financial Centre in Houston, Texas
• Aug. 6 at the Payne Arena in Hidalgo, Texas
• Aug. 8 at the UTEP Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas
• Aug. 10 at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California
• Aug. 11 at the FivePoint Amphitheater in Irvine, California
• Aug. 12 at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego, California
• Aug. 13 at the Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona
• Aug. 14 at the Isleta Amphitheater in Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Aug. 16 at the Levitt Pavilion in Denver, Colorado
• Aug. 18 at the USANA Amphitheater in Salt Lake City, Utah
• Aug. 20 at the Concord Pavilion in Concord, California

Special guest

On select dates, BTR will be joined by 20-year-old TikTok sensation Dixie D’amelio .

The “Be Happy” viral star is set to perform at all concerts up until July 24.

An official Big Time Rush tour poster with all dates can be found here or below.

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Big Time Rush Is Back on Tour and We Can't Get Enough of the Nostalgia

Jun. 7 2023, Updated 5:03 p.m. ET

After three albums and four seasons of their eponymous Nickelodeon series, Big Time Rush went on an indefinite hiatus in 2014. Thankfully, the wildly popular band reunited virtually in 2020, sharing wishes to their fans during the COVID-19 pandemic and uploading covers of hits songs "Worldwide" and "Beautiful Christmas."

In July 2021, the band announced they were officially back together! BTR soon released its first single in eight years and embarked on a much-anticipated reunion tour, the "Forever Tour." Stick around to learn more, including what our favorite BTR boys are up to these days!

Big Time Rush embarked on a reunion tour in 2022.

On Feb. 21, 2022, Big Time Rush announced on Good Morning America that they would hold a reunion tour throughout 2022. The band said, per Live Nation , "Not only are we excited to be sharing new music with you this week, but we've been holding onto this secret for over two years, and now it's official!"

"We are going back on tour! We can't thank you enough for all of your love and support over all these years, and we can’t wait to see you at the 'Forever Tour,'" BTR revealed. The beloved group kicked things off on June 23 in Oxon Hill, Md., and made stops at many iconic venues nationwide, including Madison Square Garden on June 30, 2022.

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In March 2022, the band confirmed they would be traveling around the world on their reunion tour. BTR announced three shows in Mexico, which sold out in less than a day. The band finished the "Forever Tour" in early 2023, making stops in Chile, Argentina, Colombia, and Brazil.

The reunion tour was a big-time success, earning rave reviews from critics and fans. One person said they'd been to over 1,000 concerts, and Big Time Rush officially won them over and became their favorite show of all time.

Another argued that despite the years-long hiatus, the BTR boys "still sang and danced very well and showed off their biggest strong suit: Crowd interaction. ... They were cracking jokes, asking questions, encouraging people to hold up their signs, and retaining a strong connection with the audience, even after almost a decade without performing."

BTR recently announced a brand new tour, the "Can't Get Enough Tour."

On Feb. 6, 2023, Big Time Rush appeared on the Today Show to exclusively premiere their new single, "Can't Get Enough," and announced the "Can't Get Enough Tour," set to begin in June 2023. Ahead of the summer tour, BTR released their first album in 10 years, "Another Life."

For those wondering, the "Can't Get Enough Tour" officially kicks off in Fort Worth, Texas, on Thursday, June 22 and concludes in Monterrey, Mexico, on Wednesday, August 23. You can still get tickets here , but hurry because they're going fast — we hope to see you there!

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Big Time Rush Can’t Get Enough – Announce Massive Tour And Release New Song “Can’t Get Enough”

THE GROUP MADE DEBUT PERFORMANCE AND EXCLUSIVE TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT LIVE ON TODAY

35+ date can’t get enough tour kicks off june 22 nd, featuring special guests jax and max, tickets on sale to public february 10 th  at 10am, get new single “can’t get enough” now  here, watch the video for “can’t get enough”  here.

After a whirlwind 2022 which featured a sold-out North American tour and new music,  Big Time Rush can’t get enough  of their fans.  Back for more, Big Time Rush made a special appearance on  NBC’s TODAY  this morning to exclusively premiere their highly-anticipated new single “Can’t Get Enough” and announce their upcoming  Can’t Get Enough Tour . The  TODAY  performance was the first-ever live performance of the new song, which is available now via all DSPs. Produced by Live Nation, the  Can’t Get Enough Tour  will see Big Time Rush bring their singular style of pop to 35+ markets across North America, kicking off June 22 nd .

Tickets for U.S. and Canada go on sale to the public February 10 th  at 10AM. Tickets for Mexico go on sale Thursday February 16 at 11AM. Tickets go on sale exclusively for Big Time Rush fan club members February 7 th  10AM – February 9 th  10PM. Additional ticket information is available now at  bigtimerushofficial.com .

Citi is the official card of the  Can’t Get Enough Tour . Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Wednesday February 8 at 10am local time until Thursday February 9 at 10pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit  www.citientertainment.com . 

Get the new single “Can’t Get Enough” now  HERE . Watch the tour promo video  HERE .

“The story behind the song isn’t very complicated,” the band says of the new single. “To put it simply, we can’t get enough. Can’t get enough of making new music and can’t get enough of performing for everyone. We are influenced by many different artists, styles, and decades and “Can’t Get Enough” is a nod to the disco era. We are so excited for everyone to hear the song and everything else we’ve been working on. The  Can’t Get Enough Tour  is going to be a wild ride. Since our first shows back in 2021, we decided this isn’t a reunion. This is a comeback. The  Can’t Get Enough Tour  is going to be bigger than ever. We are pushing ourselves to make the best show possible so that every night is truly special. This is going to be a tour you do not want to miss.”

Big Time Rush will hit the road for the  Can’t Get Enough Tour  June 22 nd  along with special guests, openers Jax and Max. Multi-platinum pop star Max has amassed more than 1.5 billion streams and has released a number of multi-platinum songs. Singer-songwriter and TikTok star Jax, who won iHeartRadio’s TikTok Songwriter of the year award in 2022, has made waves with her body-positive anthem “Victoria’s Secret” which debuted on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.

The summer tour follows Big Time Rush’s massive, sold-out 2022  Forever Tour  which saw the band play 45 shows across North America to rave reviews including a sold-out show at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden and selling over 300,000 tickets.

Big Time Rush  became an overnight sensation in 2009 from the launch of the Nickelodeon television series  Big Time Rush . The show was a huge success and catapulted the group into real-life stardom, as they went on to release 3 studio albums and performed across the globe, including five tours from 2011 to 2014. In June 2020, the band held a surprise virtual reunion to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their smash hit “Worldwide,” resulting in mass hysteria amongst their fans and in the media. In March 2021, all four seasons of Nickelodeon’s  Big Time Rush  were added to Netflix and the band went viral once again, increasing fan demand for an official reunion. Soon after, the band announced they would come together for two special live shows in New York and Chicago, both of which sold-out in a matter of minutes, blowing expectations out of the water and proving the power of the band’s devoted fandom. 2022 saw their North American  Forever Tour  sell out and the band release hit singles “Honey,” “Fall” and “Not Giving You Up.” 2023 promises to be another massive year for the band and fans can expect more news from Big Time Rush soon.

Big Time Rush | CAN’T GET ENOUGH TOUR 2023:

6/22/2023        Fort Worth, TX            Dickies Arena

6/24/2023        Durant, OK                  Choctaw Casino & Resort      

6/25/2023        Southaven, MS           BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove

6/27/2023        Charlotte, NC              PNC Music Pavilion

6/28/2023        Burgettstown, PA        The Pavilion at Star Lake

6/30/2023        Holmdel, NJ                PNC Bank Arts Center

7/1/2023          Uncasville, CT            Mohegan Sun Arena

7/2/2023          Hershey, PA               Hersheypark Stadium

7/3/2023          Saratoga Springs, NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center

7/5/2023          Toronto, ON                History*

7/7/2023          Bethel, NY                  Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

7/8/2023          Virginia Beach, VA     Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater

7/9/2023          Wantagh, NY              Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

7/11/2023        Bangor, ME                 Maine Savings Amphitheater

7/12/2023        Mansfield, MA             Xfinity Center

7/14/2023        Columbia, MD             Merriweather Post Pavilion

7/15/2023        Columbus, OH            Schottenstein Center

7/16/2023        Tinley Park, IL             Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

7/17/2023        Cuyahoga Falls, OH   Blossom Music Center

7/19/2023        Clarkston, MI              Pine Knob Music Theatre

7/21/2023        Grand Rapids, MI       Van Andel Arena

7/22/2023        Milwaukee, WI            American Family Insurance Amphitheater

7/23/2023        Cincinnati, OH            Riverbend Music Center

7/24/2023        Nashville, TN              Ascend Amphitheater

7/26/2023        Alpharetta, GA            Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

7/28/2023        Simpsonville, SC        CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park

7/29/2023        Charleston, SC           Credit One Stadium

7/30/2023        Orlando, FL                 Amway Center

8/1/2023          Pelham, AL                 Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

8/3/2023          The Woodlands, TX    The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

8/5/2023          Phoenix, AZ                Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

8/7/2023          Mountain View, CA     Shoreline Amphitheatre

8/8/2023          Fresno, CA                 Save Mart Center

8/10/2023        Wheatland, CA           Toyota Amphitheatre

8/11/2023        Inglewood, CA            The Kia Forum

8/12/2023        Las Vegas, NV            MGM Grand Garden Arena 

8/18/2023        Mexico City                 Sports Palace* 

8/21/2023        Guadalajara                Telmex*

8/23/2023        Monterrey                    Citibanamex*

*No opener on this date

ABOUT BIG TIME RUSH:

Big Time Rush became an overnight sensation in November 2009 when the scripted TV show of the same name launched on Nickelodeon. The show focused on the Hollywood adventures of four hockey players from Minnesota after they were selected to form a boy band. The show became a huge success and later, Carlos, Kendall, James, and Logan came to life as a band off the screen releasing three full length albums and performing across the globe. As the show concluded in July 2013 and after four years of recording music and touring as a band, they went their separate ways but remained close friends through the years.     After 7 years, in an effort to bring joy to their fans during quarantine around the world, the members of Big Time Rush decided to appear together as a group to send a message of love and togetherness. This was soon followed by a socially distant performance of an acoustic version of their smash hit, “Worldwide”. These appearances resulted in hysteria amongst their fans and in the media, followed by BTR receiving 10+ million streams in 2020 alone. Four seasons of the TV show were added to Netflix in March 2021 and have appeared in the Netflix “Top 10” trending titles.     The band finished off 2021 with a performance at iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Philadelphia as well as 2 sold out shows in Chicago and NYC, capping it off with the release of their first single in 8 years, “Call It Like I See It”.  

The power group kicked off 2022 stronger than ever with the launch of their wildly successful, sold-out  Forever Tour,  as well as all new music, including hit singles “Honey,” “Fall,” and “Not Giving You Up.” The  Forever Tour  sold over 300,000 tickets across North America with numerous sell outs including sold-out shows in Chicago, at New York City’s legendary Madison Square Garden and on all dates on their Mexico Tour and will conclude in early 2023 in South America with shows in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Chile.  

In addition to a massive sold-out tour, 2022 also included live performances at the Latin Kids Choice Awards, iHeart Music Festival, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the premiere of their first pay-per-view event,  The City Is Ours , a concert film capturing the band’s sold-out show at Madison Square Garden .  

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Posted by Buddy Iahn | Feb 21, 2022

Group details first headlining tour in a decade

Big Time Rush has announced their forthcoming Forever Tour. Produced by Live Nation, the 41-show tour will kick off on June 23rd at The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Washington, DC, making stops at iconic venues nationwide, including New York City’s Madison Square Garden on June 30th, before wrapping up at the Concord Pavilion in Concord, CA on August 20th. Joining Big Time Rush on the road for select dates is special guest, recording artist, social media phenom and Big Time Rush super-fan, Dixie D’Amelio. Tickets go on-sale to the general public starting Friday, February 25th at 11 am local time via Ticketmaster .

Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Wednesday, February 23rd at noon local time until Thursday, February 24th at 10 pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program.

The top-selling hitmakers appeared on Good Morning America to make their highly anticipated tour announcement, including news that 3x Triller Billboard Chart Topper Dixie D’Amelio will join them on tour as a special guest. Forever Tour is Big Time Rush’s first official tour since reuniting and will bring the pop-culture icons to Madison Square Garden for their first ever headlining show at the famed building. Always most at home in NYC, the band promises an epic hometown show of sorts for the June 30th event.

After exclusively revealing their nationwide tour plans, the group then took to the GMA stage for the world premiere and debut performance of their upcoming single “Not Giving You Up.” The song is officially due out this Friday, February 25th and will be accompanied by a music video that sees the band jumping into a career as relationship specialists.

The news follows a whirlwind 2021 for the band, where all four original band members, Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Logan Henderson and Carlos PenaVega, officially reunited for the release of their first new music in eight years with “ Call It Like I See It ”. The band debuted the song with a performance at iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Philadelphia, followed by Jingle Ball Atlanta, and then went on to play two special live shows in Chicago and NYC, which sold out in a matter of minutes, blowing expectations out of the water and showcasing the power of the band’s devoted fandom.

Big Time Rush 2022 Forever Tour Dates:

June 23 – Washington, DC @ Theater at MGM National Harbor June 24 – Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater June 25 – Gilford, NH @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion June 26 – Boston @ Leader Bank Pavilion June 28 – Philadelphia @ TD Pavilion at The Mann June 30 – New York City @ Madison Square Garden July 1 – Hershey, PA @ GIANT Center July 2 – Darien Center, NY @ Darien Lake Amphitheater July 4 – Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage July 6 – Cincinnati, OH @ The Andrew J Brady Music Center July 7 – Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island July 8 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center July 9 – Pittsburgh @ Petersen Events Center July 10 – Sterling Heights, MI @ Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre July 12 – Baltimore @ Pier Six Pavilion July 14 – Franklin, TN @ FirstBank Amphitheater July 15 – Raleigh, NC @ The Red Hat Amphitheater July 16 – Charlotte, NC @ Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre July 19 – Jacksonville, FL @ Daily’s Place July 21 – Tampa @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre July 22 – Miami @ FPL Solar Amphitheatre at Bayfront Park July 23 – Orlando @ Addition Financial Arena July 24 – Atlanta @ Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park July 26 – Indianapolis @ TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park July 28 – Minneapolis @ The Armory July 30 – Kansas City @ T-Mobile Center July 31 – St. Louis @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis Aug 2 – Rogers, AR @ Walmart Amp Aug 3 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Aug 4 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater Aug 5 – Houston @ Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Aug 6 – Hidalgo, TX @ Payne Arena Aug 8 – El Paso, TX @ UTEP Don Haskins Center Aug 10 – Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater Aug 11 – Irvine, CA @ FivePoint Amphitheatre Aug 12 – San Diego @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre Aug 13 – Phoenix @ Arizona Federal Theatre Aug 14 – Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater Aug 16 Denver – Levitt Pavilion Denver Aug 18 Salt Lake City @ USANA Amphitheatre Aug 20 – Concord, CA @ Concord Pavilion

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Big Time Rush Is Feeling The Rush Again

Now touring with Dixie D’Amelio, the group is happy with their place in pop.

Big Time Rush forgot about the screams that coincide with boy band mega-fame. “It was deafening. It was so loud,” Carlos PenaVega tells Elite Daily of the group’s first show back in eight years. “I didn't think it was going to [be like that].”

On June 23, Carlos, Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, and Logan Henderson took the stage together for their first headlining show in nearly a decade at the MGM National Harbor outside of Washington, D.C.. It was their first of 41 shows part of the ongoing Forever Tour, which is an ironic title considering there was a moment where Big Time Rush was done.

The band formed and first rose to fame while starring on the Nickelodeon teen TV series Big Time Rush , which ran from 2009 to 2013. They released three albums in three years before taking an extended hiatus in 2014 to focus on their solo careers.

In 2021, they reunited to release “Call It Like I See It.” The group has since released four more songs, including “Honey” in June. The music video for the sticky-sweet new song dropped on July 18, and it’s an ode to the first half of their summer back on tour.

Nostalgia for the 2010s is high with fellow boy banders The Jonas Brothers and 5 Seconds of Summer regularly performing together again, while franchises like Twilight and The Hunger Games are trending once more. So it couldn’t be more fitting for Big Time Rush to return; however, their comeback is not your traditional boy band reunion tour.

Much like their tour name suggests, the band says they’re in it for the long haul and likely won’t stop performing after their tour wraps on Aug. 20 in Concord, California. Their goal is to eventually take the Forever Tour abroad. “We literally just plan on touring forever. We're not going to age, [and] we're not going to go away,” Carlos says, often speaking for the group. “We're [not] going to just do something and be done. It's very much a comeback tour.”

They’ve taken inspiration from New Kids On The Block, another band that spent decades releasing and performing new music. “Their performances, their setups, how they basically went back, took their brand and did it their way, that's been inspirational to us because we're doing a very similar thing,” Carlos says.

Despite the years-long break, the band says they quickly fell back into a groove on stage. Still, Logan says he felt jittery the first night of their tour. “The first three or four songs, I think it was like, ‘Oh crap, we have an audience,’” he says.

Some of those audience members likely attended a Big Time Rush show before. “We had some grown men with vintage, Big Time Rush T-shirts just jamming along, holding a beer,” Carlos says.

What was somewhat surprising to the band is they’ve garnered a new generation of fans, including Carlos’ three children, who were in attendance on opening night. “[It was] super special because they've never seen me do anything like that,” he says. “I have videos from somebody filming behind them, and they're just dancing along.” Though some of the younger fans might have also been there to see Big Time Rush’s supporting act: pop star and TikTok legend Dixie D’Amelio .

After running into Dixie several times on iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball tour last year, the band asked her if she’d be interested in opening for them on tour. To their surprise, she said yes. “She's doing something that's really different. I totally respect the fact that she's able to get out of her comfort zone and try something new and succeed doing it,” Carlos says, noting they’re “grateful” to have her on tour.

While some bands struggle with finding their footing after years away, Big Time Rush is embracing the hustle once again. “It's how are we better than what we were before? How do we keep on improving?” James says of their mentality this time around. “Ultimately, we're only in competition with ourselves.”

Part of their collective ethos is having priorities outside of the band. “It's not like this is our one and only focus and we're going to just always be together,” Carlos says. “We all go do stuff, we have families, and then we come together to make music.”

Based on those deafening screams from hype crowds, it seems Big Time Rush’s philosophy – and music — might just be working. “The fans all know the lyrics,” Carlos says. “Some of them even better than we do.” What more could the band want?

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BIG TIME RUSH Announces Massive U.S. Tour and Unveils “Can’t Get Enough” Single

After a whirlwind 2022 which featured a sold-out North American tour and new music,  Big Time Rush  can’t get enough of their fans.  Back for more, Big Time Rush made a special appearance on  NBC’s TODAY  this morning to exclusively premiere their highly-anticipated new single “Can’t Get Enough” and announce their upcoming  Can’t Get Enough Tour . The  TODAY  performance was the first-ever live performance of the new song, which is available now via all DSPs. Produced by Live Nation, the  Can’t Get Enough Tour  will see Big Time Rush bring their singular style of pop to 35+ markets across North America, kicking off June 22 nd .

Tickets for U.S. and Canada go on sale to the public February 10 th  at 10AM. Tickets for Mexico go on sale Thursday February 16 at 11AM. Tickets go on sale exclusively for Big Time Rush fan club members February 7 th  10AM – February 9 th  10PM. Additional ticket information is available now at  bigtimerushofficial.com .

Citi is the official card of the  Can’t Get Enough Tour . Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Wednesday February 8 at 10am local time until Thursday February 9 at 10pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit  www.citientertainment.com .

Get the new single “Can’t Get Enough” now  HERE . Watch the tour promo video  HERE .

“The story behind the song isn’t very complicated,” the band says of the new single. “To put it simply, we can’t get enough. Can’t get enough of making new music and can’t get enough of performing for everyone. We are influenced by many different artists, styles, and decades and “Can’t Get Enough” is a nod to the disco era. We are so excited for everyone to hear the song and everything else we’ve been working on. The  Can’t Get Enough Tour  is going to be a wild ride. Since our first shows back in 2021, we decided this isn’t a reunion. This is a comeback. The  Can’t Get Enough Tour  is going to be bigger than ever. We are pushing ourselves to make the best show possible so that every night is truly special. This is going to be a tour you do not want to miss.”

Big Time Rush will hit the road for the  Can’t Get Enough Tour  June 22 nd  along with special guests, openers Jax and Max . Multi-platinum pop star Max has amassed more than 1.5 billion streams and has released a number of multi-platinum songs. Singer-songwriter and TikTok star Jax, who won iHeartRadio’s TikTok Songwriter of the year award in 2022, has made waves with her body-positive anthem “Victoria’s Secret” which debuted on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.

The summer tour follows Big Time Rush’s massive, sold-out 2022  Forever Tour  which saw the band play 45 shows across North America to rave reviews including a sold-out show at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden and selling over 300,000 tickets.

Big Time Rush  became an overnight sensation in 2009 from the launch of the Nickelodeon television series  Big Time Rush . The show was a huge success and catapulted the group into real-life stardom, as they went on to release 3 studio albums and performed across the globe, including five tours from 2011 to 2014. In June 2020, the band held a surprise virtual reunion to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their smash hit “Worldwide,” resulting in mass hysteria amongst their fans and in the media. In March 2021, all four seasons of Nickelodeon’s  Big Time Rush  were added to Netflix and the band went viral once again, increasing fan demand for an official reunion. Soon after, the band announced they would come together for two special live shows in New York and Chicago, both of which sold-out in a matter of minutes, blowing expectations out of the water and proving the power of the band’s devoted fandom. 2022 saw their North American  Forever Tour  sell out and the band release hit singles “Honey,” “Fall” and “Not Giving You Up.” 2023 promises to be another massive year for the band and fans can expect more news from Big Time Rush soon.

Big Time Rush | CAN’T GET ENOUGH TOUR 2023: 

6/22/2023        Fort Worth, TX            Dickies Arena

6/24/2023        Durant, OK                  Choctaw Casino & Resort        

6/25/2023        Southaven, MS           BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove

6/27/2023        Charlotte, NC              PNC Music Pavilion

6/28/2023        Burgettstown, PA        The Pavilion at Star Lake

6/30/2023        Holmdel, NJ                PNC Bank Arts Center

7/1/2023          Uncasville, CT            Mohegan Sun Arena

7/2/2023          Hershey, PA               Hersheypark Stadium

7/3/2023          Saratoga Springs, NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center

7/5/2023          Toronto, ON                History*

7/7/2023          Bethel, NY                  Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

7/8/2023          Virginia Beach, VA     Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater

7/9/2023          Wantagh, NY              Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

7/11/2023        Bangor, ME                 Maine Savings Amphitheater

7/12/2023        Mansfield, MA             Xfinity Center

7/14/2023        Columbia, MD             Merriweather Post Pavilion

7/15/2023        Columbus, OH            Schottenstein Center

7/16/2023        Tinley Park, IL             Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

7/17/2023        Cuyahoga Falls, OH   Blossom Music Center

7/19/2023        Clarkston, MI              Pine Knob Music Theatre

7/21/2023        Grand Rapids, MI       Van Andel Arena

7/22/2023        Milwaukee, WI            American Family Insurance Amphitheater

7/23/2023        Cincinnati, OH            Riverbend Music Center

7/24/2023        Nashville, TN              Ascend Amphitheater

7/26/2023        Alpharetta, GA            Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

7/28/2023        Simpsonville, SC        CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park

7/29/2023        Charleston, SC           Credit One Stadium

7/30/2023        Orlando, FL                 Amway Center

8/1/2023          Pelham, AL                 Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

8/3/2023          The Woodlands, TX    The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

8/5/2023          Phoenix, AZ                Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

8/7/2023          Mountain View, CA     Shoreline Amphitheatre

8/8/2023          Fresno, CA                 Save Mart Center

8/10/2023        Wheatland, CA           Toyota Amphitheatre

8/11/2023        Inglewood, CA            The Kia Forum

8/12/2023        Las Vegas, NV            MGM Grand Garden Arena

8/18/2023        Mexico City                 Sports Palace*

8/21/2023        Guadalajara                Telmex*

8/23/2023        Monterrey                    Citibanamex*

*No opener on this date

ABOUT BIG TIME RUSH: 

Big Time Rush became an overnight sensation in November 2009 when the scripted TV show of the same name launched on Nickelodeon. The show focused on the Hollywood adventures of four hockey players from Minnesota after they were selected to form a boy band. The show became a huge success and later, Carlos, Kendall, James, and Logan came to life as a band off the screen releasing three full length albums and performing across the globe. As the show concluded in July 2013 and after four years of recording music and touring as a band, they went their separate ways but remained close friends through the years.

After 7 years, in an effort to bring joy to their fans during quarantine around the world, the members of Big Time Rush decided to appear together as a group to send a message of love and togetherness. This was soon followed by a socially distant performance of an acoustic version of their smash hit, “Worldwide”. These appearances resulted in hysteria amongst their fans and in the media, followed by BTR receiving 10+ million streams in 2020 alone. Four seasons of the TV show were added to Net?ix in March 2021 and have appeared in the Net?ix “Top 10” trending titles.

The band finished off 2021 with a performance at iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Philadelphia as well as 2 sold out shows in Chicago and NYC, capping it off with the release of their ?rst single in 8 years, “Call It Like I See It”.

The power group kicked off 2022 stronger than ever with the launch of their wildly successful, sold-out  Forever Tour,  as well as all new music, including hit singles “Honey,” “Fall,” and “Not Giving You Up.” The  Forever Tour  sold over 300,000 tickets across North America with numerous sell outs including sold-out shows in Chicago, at New York City’s legendary Madison Square Garden and on all dates on their Mexico Tour and will conclude in early 2023 in South America with shows in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Chile.

In addition to a massive sold-out tour, 2022 also included live performances at the Latin Kids Choice Awards, iHeart Music Festival, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the premiere of their first pay-per-view event,  The City Is Ours , a concert film capturing the band’s sold-out show at Madison Square Garden .

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Big Time Rush’s ‘Can’t Get Enough Tour’ comes to Phoenix in August

Feb 7, 2023, 6:00 PM

From left, Kendall Schmidt, Carlos Pena Jr., Logan Henderson and James Maslow, members of Big Time Rush, attend the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2022 at the FLA Live Arena on Dec. 18, 2022, in Sunrise, Florida. (Photo by Manny Hernandez/Wireimage)

(Photo by Manny Hernandez/Wireimage)

BY WILLS RICE

PHOENIX — For those that grew up with the Nickelodeon television show Big Time Rush, you are in for a big treat when their tour comes to town.

After a sold-out 2022 North American tour with 45 shows, the four members of the band announced a new single and tour called “Can’t Get Enough.”

The tour will come to Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre (formerly Ak-Chin Pavilion) in Phoenix on Aug. 5. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday.

“The story behind the song isn’t very complicated,” the band said in a press release.

“To put it simply, we can’t get enough. Can’t get enough of making new music and can’t get enough of performing for everyone.”

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The upcoming tour will kick off in Fort Worth, Texas, and finish in Monterrey, Mexico.

The band started in 2009 as a fictional Nickelodeon show that focused on four hockey players from Minnesota.

The show gained popularity after the four boys — Carlos, Kendall, James and Logan — released songs in episodes that turned into studio albums that were instant hits.

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On the track, the quartet lament how a lover only calls them on the weekends. They want more from this situationship but the object of their affection is a ghost the rest of the week. In the video, directed by Michael B. Chait, the band is seen performing together onstage. Between scenes, they’re shown in a club chasing after the mystery girl who slithers away from them every time they catch a glance of her.

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