Summer Concerts You Don't Want To Miss

Music lovers have a lot to look forward to in summer 2010, because a ton of pop superstars and classic rockers are going on tour. Enjoy a girl’s getaway to NYC for Lady Gaga, or spend your 20th wedding anniversary holding your honey’s hand at a laid-back James Taylor concert in Tampa. If your favorite artists aren’t touring this summer, check out a comedy act or Broadway show instead. We've included a variety of fun options for you in our Summer Concert Schedule for 2010.
Once you’ve bought tickets to a concert or show, all you have to do is find a vacation rental in your destination, and you’ve got the ingredients of a very entertaining vacation.
Summer Concert Schedule 2010
Pop Rock
For summer 2010, the headliners really couldn’t get much bigger. From the smooth jazz of Michael Buble to the feel-good pop of Bon Jovi, you’ll get plenty of tunes stuck in your head.
Lady Gaga
- June 28: Montreal, Bell Centre
- July 1: Boston, TD BankNorth Garden
- July 4: Atlantic City, Boardwalk Hall
- July 6: New York, Madison Square Garden
- July 11: Toronto, Air Canada Centre
- July 22: Dallas, American Airlines Center
- July 25: Houston, Toyota Center
- July 28: Denver, Pepsi Center
- July 31: Phoenix, US Airways Center
- Aug 11: Los Angeles, Staples Center
- Aug 13: Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena
- Aug 19: Portland OR, Rose Garden Arena
- Aug 21: Tacoma, Tacoma Dome
- Aug 23: Vancouver, General Motors Place
Black Eyed Peas
- July 27: Toronto, Air Canada Centre
- July 31: Montreal, Bell Centre
- Aug 3: Boston, TD BankNorth Garden
- Aug 7: Atlantic City, Boardwalk Hall
- Aug 13: Chicago, Allstate Arena
Michael Buble
- July 10: Charlotte, Time Warner Cable Arena
- July 11: Jacksonville, Veterans Memorial Arena
- July 13: Pensacola, Civic Center
- July 14: New Orleans, New Orleans Arena
- July 16: Houston, Toyota Center
- July 17: San Antonio, AT&T Center
- July 18: Dallas, American Airlines Center
- Aug 5 & 6: Montreal, Bell Centre
- Aug 10 & 11: Toronto, Air Canada Centre
Green Day
- Aug 11: Washington DC, Jiffy Lube Live
- Aug 16: Boston, Comcast Center
- Aug 18: Toronto, Molson Canadian Ampitheatre
- Aug 26: Dallas, Superpages.com Center
- Aug 28: Denver, Comfort Dental Ampitheatre
- Aug 30: Phoenix, Cricket Wireless Pavilion
- Aug 31: Los Angeles, Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre
Bon Jovi

Dave Mathews Band
- June 1: Toronto, Molson Ampitheatre
- June 4 & 5: Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Performing Arts Center
- July 20: Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach Ampitheatre
- July 21: Charlotte, Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre
- July 23: Washington DC, Nationals Park
- July 27: Atlanta, Aaron’s Ampitheatre at Lakewood
- July 28: Tampa, Ford Ampitheatre
- Aug 23: Los Angeles, Hollywood Bowl
Country
New and old-school country are on the lineup this summer.
Brooks & Dunn
- July 15: Atlanta, Aaron’s Ampitheatre at Lakewood
Tim McGraw
- June 2: Albuquerque, Journal Pavilion
- June 3: Phoenix, Cricket Pavilion
- June 4: San Diego, Cricket Wireless Ampitheatre
- June 5: San Bernardino, San Manuel Ampitheatre
- June 12: Dallas, Superpages.com Center
Willie Nelson
- July 4: Austin, the Backyard
- July 28: New York, Radio City Music Hall
- Aug 6: Atlantic City, Circus Maximus Theater
Classic Rock
See a music legend perform live!
AC/DC
- Aug 8: Montreal, Olympic Stadium
- Aug 14: Chicago, United Center
- Aug 18: Grand Rapids, Van Andel Arena
- Aug 29: Vancouver, BC Place
- Aug 31: Tacoma, Tacoma Dome
Eagles
- June 8: Toronto, Rogers Centre
- June 12: Boston, Gillette Stadium
- June 15: Washington DC, Nationals Park
- June 19: Chicago, Soldier Field
Tom Petty
- June 2: San Diego, Cricket Wireless Ampitheatre
- June 8: Vancouver, GM Place
- June 11 & 12: Seattle, The Gorge
- July 17: Chicago, United Center
- July 28: New York, Madison Square Garden
- Aug 11: Atlanta, Philips Arena
- Aug 12: Nashville, Sommet Center
- Aug 15: Washington DC, Jiffy Lube Live
- Aug 19 & 21: Boston, Comcast Center
- Aug 25: Toronto, Air Canada Center
U2
- June 6 & 7: Anaheim, Angel Stadium
- June 20: Seattle, Owest Field
- July 3: Toronto, Rogers Centre
- July 6: Chicago, Soldier Field
- July 9: Miami, Land Shark Stadium
- July 16 & 17: Montreal, Montreal Hippodrome
- July 19: New York, New Meadowlands Stadium
James Taylor
- June 2: Charlotte, Time Warner Cable Arena
- June 3: Atlanta, The Arena at Gwinnett Center
- June 5: Sunrise FL, BankAtlantic Center
- June 6: Tampa, St. Pete Times Forum
- June 15, 16, & 30: New York, Madison Square Garden Arena
- June 19 & 20: Boston, TD Garden
- June 8 & 23: Washington DC, Verizon Center
- July 9: Chicago, United Center
- July 12: Sun Valley ID, Sun Valley Center For the Arts
- July 14: Denver, Pepsi Center
- July 15: Salt Lake City, Energy Solutions Arena
- July 17: Las Vegas, MGM Grand
- July 20: Anaheim, Honda Center
Sting
- June 2: Vancouver, Centre For Performing Arts
- June 4 & 5: Portland ME, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
- June 6: Seattle, White River Amphitheater
- June 10: Salt Lake City, USANA Amphitheater
- June 13: San Diego, Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre
- June 15: Los Angeles, Hollywood Bowl
- June 18: Las Vegas, MGM Grand
- June 25: Houston, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
- June 28: Atlanta, Chastain Park
- July 2: West Palm Beach, Cruzan Amphitheater
- July 3: Tampa, Ford Amphitheater
- July 9: Atlantic City, Borgata
- July 11: Washington DC, Jiffy Lube Live Amphitheatre
- July 17 & 18: Chicago, Ravinia Festival
- July 23: Toronto, Molson Amphitheatre
- July 24: Montreal, Bell Centre
- July 31: Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Carole King
- June 2: Charlotte, Time Warner Cable Arena
- June 3: Atlanta, Arena at Gwinnett Center
- June 5: Fort Lauderdale, BankAtlantic Center
- June 6: Tampa, St Pete Times Forum
- June 8: Washington DC, Verizon Center
- June 15 & 16: New York, Madison Square Garden
- June 19, 20, & 30: Boston, TD Garden
- June 23: Washington DC, Verizon Center
- July 9: Chicago, United Center
- July 12: Sun Valley ID, Sun Valley Center for the Arts
- July 14: Denver, Pepsi Center
- July 15: Salt Lake City, Energy Solutions Arena
- July 17: Las Vegas, MGM Grand
- July 20: Anaheim, Honda Center
Broadway
If you think the best tunes are show tunes, a handful of Broadway shows are touring.
Wicked
- June 30 – July 25: Houston, Hobby Center
The Lion King center
- June 16 – July 11: Portland OR, Portland Center for the Performing Arts
- July 13 – Aug 8: Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre
- Aug 11 – Sep 26: Salt Lake City, Capitol Theatre
Phantom of the Opera
- June 30 – July 18: Atlanta, Atlanta Fox Theatre
Comedy
How about some crowd-pleasing stand-up comedy?
Conan O’Brien
- June 1 & 2: New York, Radio City Music Hall
- June 4: Boston, Wang Theatre
- June 8: Washington DC, D.A.R Constitution Hall
- June 14: Atlanta, Atlanta Fox Theatre
Bill Cosby
- June 20: Seattle, Benaroya Hall
Cirque du Soleil
Two exciting Cirque du Soliel shows are touring the US this summer.
Kooza
Alegria
- June 2: Sacramento
- June 30: Toronto
If our Summer Concert Schedule isn't complete enough for you, remember to check out other resources, like Ticketmaster.com.