When we would go on tour, we'd go on tour for what would feel like years.
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She'll go on tour, she'll quietly date her British boyfriend.
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We go on tour, and negotiate a simple massage party.
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Wolfmother will go on tour to promote Victorious on Feb.
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The show must go on — or go on tour, rather.
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I'll go on tour with you but then I'm gone.
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He is set to go on tour in early 2020.
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And I am about to go on tour with Ryley Walker.
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The band was set to go on tour later this year.
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How does it feel to go on tour in the States?
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I want to go on tour and do my stand up.
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Miller was expected to go on tour starting on Oct. 27.
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Maybe Perry can arrange for Dolan's band to go on tour.
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" Adding, "If it was up to me we'd go on tour immediately.
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Poppy plans to go on tour by the end of the year.
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So what's it like to go on tour with kids in tow?
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You don't have a responsibility to go on tour and sell it.
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A source close to Mr. West claimed "Famous" would go on tour.
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I get really excited every time I get to go on tour.
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"Every time I go on tour, someone asks me about it," Box said.
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Like, why would you date someone when you're about to go on tour?
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After graduation, she will go on tour to promote her forthcoming poetry book.
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DJ Orange Julius and DJ Paypal will go on tour together in June.
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Lynn has already assembled a band and is ready to go on tour.
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You guys are about to go on tour with the new Sublime lineup.
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When I'm getting ready to go on tour, I'd go on long walks.
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I could be here all day, listing people I could go on tour with.
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As Murgatroyd explains, "I would never be able to go on tour without him."
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Just the kinda news ya wanna hear when you're about to go on tour.
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That's about to change, as Strang and Buting are about to go on tour.
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But the "Wild Boars" will get their chance to go on tour once fit.
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I had just quit my job to go on tour as a standup comedian.
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He demands she doesn't go on tour so she can spend more time with him.
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We go on tour, and after the strain of the Seattle one, I passed out.
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Now I'm going to talk about them and sing them as I go on tour.
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She's going to go on tour, and her lighting designer is going to call us.
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Like his namesake, this beaver loves to go on tour and greet eager crowds of fans.
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This summer, Kesha will go on tour with Macklemore to promote her smash 2017 album Rainbow.
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Ayesha: Damage my eyes and buy loads of really expensive glasses then go on tour forever.
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When we go on tour we see his stuff all over, and you know it's his.
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It was a struggle to be in the same room, let alone to go on tour.
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Before we go on tour my mom takes me to Costco and we buy van food.
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"I have to go on tour in Philadelphia, woman!" he joked with a faux-exasperated sigh.
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But doctors have cleared Mr. Downie to go on tour for a series of summer concerts.
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This is what bands do—make an album, go on tour, and the cycle repeats itself.
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And then coincidentally Kiss eventually asked us to go on tour with them for three months.
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We never set out saying, let's one day be famous or go on tour with Metallica.
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And now she's preparing to go on tour for her new, self-titled album on March 28.
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But on Monday, the Trainwreck star revealed she was "missing" him after having to go on tour.
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Amy Winehouse's hologram set to go on tour Winehouse died of an accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011.
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Shimmy to the right if you want Charli, Zara, Mø, Alma, and Dua to go on tour!
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It appears that he is actually set to go on tour with Bella Thorne's boyfriend, Mod Sun.
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J.K. Rowling tweeted that "if demand is there," it's possible Cursed Child will also go on tour.
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It opens this week in London, and will go on tour in 10 cities around the world.
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Then he's gonna go on tour, Ma$e is, and then you'll see what we're talkin' about.
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We would make a record, go on tour, and then never see each other for nine months.
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They acknowledge they took a break from polishing the songs later that month ... to go on tour.
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The singer will also go on tour in support of the 2019 re-release of "Merry Christmas."
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After we go on tour for a year and a half, they want to take long breaks.
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And he said he was going to go on tour for about 50 dates across the country.
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That is what I just continue to find to be true every time I go on tour.
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She and Jay are getting ready to go on tour — I'm sad because I won't see those babies.
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The band, opening for pop-rap duo Jack & Jack, will go on tour starting this Saturday in Milwaukee.
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Up until September 7, he worked in Tower 2 before quitting to go on tour with the band.
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She had to put in 16 hours on set, then go on tour, then record, then do press.
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He's going to be able to go on tour and do music in a different kind of way.
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To cap it off, Jenkins will go on tour in support of the album, starting in late September.
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"By the time I go on tour, I want to be able to perform new songs," she says.
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I can go on tour and come back and there will be a whole brand new apartment complex.
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The sisters said they'd like to one day go on tour to other southwest cities, places like Phoenix.
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"It's strange to spend eight days with my newborn and then to leave and go on tour," he said.
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He was expected to go on tour in Australia for the month of October but canceled, according to Variety.
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"I gotta go on tour with these guys, it's bad enough the s— I say to them," he explained.
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I honestly don't know to what extent a label can determine which bands you go on tour with nowadays.
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I quit my restaurant job and registered with a company that enlisted chefs to go on tour with musicians.
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It's just unbelievable for me to have this opportunity, that Beyoncé asked me to go on tour with her.
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Like Troy said, we never set out saying, 'Let's one day be famous or go on tour with Metallica.
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As her husband gets ready to go on tour, Beyoncé has been settling into her new life in Los Angeles.
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But in his first year, Marlon Williams, Snoop Dogg's musical director, invited Washington to go on tour with the rapper.
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Making a living doing wizard rock would mean we ditch our day jobs, ditch our kids, and go on tour.
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Miller's new album Swimming was just released on August 3, and he was set to go on tour in October.
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"I think you have to move out of Montreal or go on tour definitely to get yourself known," he said.
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"Since I was 6 years old, my dream has always been to go on tour," Littrell, 16, exclusively told PEOPLE.
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"When I would go on tour, I would be great, and then I would come home ...," he said, trailing off.
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When I go on tour, I like to hang out and talk with my fans as much as I can.
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They were supposed to go on tour in the spring of 2018, but it was canceled after Devin was diagnosed.
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After months of frustration, I finally agreed to give him space and left to go on tour in Alberta, Canada.
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OneRepublic's Oh My My is out now; the band is expected to go on tour in 2017 to promote the record.
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The buyer added: "Cons are one of the best bands of the early 00s, and they should go on tour again."
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Fast and Furious Live will go on tour worldwide from January 2018, although dates and venues have yet to be confirmed.
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"I would love to go on tour, but right now I am back in Nashville," she explained to clearly disappointed fans.
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I think that's evidence that with each record, we don't just shit things out because we want to go on tour.
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Related: Giant Inflatable Bunnies Go on Tour The Inflatable World of Tamar Ettun A 20' Inflatable Refugee Sails the Danish Coast
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When I'm releasing an album and I'm gonna go on tour, I wanna be able to make people dance and move.
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In 1952 she played hooky to go on tour with the African Inkspots, a renowned male vocal ensemble based in Johannesburg.
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Statues sometimes go "on tour" to different locations, and at least one other Beyoncé figure has been created for the museum.
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Unless Chance hears our shit and we go on tour with him, then we'll take the whole band, fuck it [laughs].
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When you go on tour you get so pumped up to make more music, learn more about yourself, and grow more musically.
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We're just starting to piece together the EP, it'll be five songs, coming out in February, right before I go on tour.
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"It's strange to spend eight days with my newborn and then to leave and go on tour," Macklemore recently told Fault magazine.
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Dido is also very excited be able to go on tour with her family, who plan to join her on different stops.
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Related: Linkin Park cancels tour after frontman's death The band had been scheduled to go on tour the week after Bennington's death.
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And I was very close with my girlfriend and with Jay and I would miss them when I would go on tour.
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Many staffers at the venue are in bands—a problem for Ma, as they regularly leave the city to go on tour.
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They were due to go on tour with rock band Bullet for My Valentine next month, according to the band's Facebook page.
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Even if I have 500 followers and no likes, I can still go on tour selling my show out and be fine.
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On Friday, the 25-year-old "God Is A Woman" singer expressed her desire to go on tour to reconnect with her Arianators.
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I'd go and get my picture taken with Tom Petty and say that we were going to go on tour with them (laughs).
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Perhaps we'd be more enthusiastic if they weren't already constantly being rumored to headline every major festival lineup or finally go on tour.
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It's okay if you didn't get a chance to listen, seeing as she didn't go on tour this year as she had planned.
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But to end with Rebecca telling Jack that she wants to go on tour was a bit of a stomach-dropping, uh-oh moment.
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We never got to meet her, but we did go on tour with her for our last band, so it really came full circle.
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Legrand had continued his career in recent years as a concert performer and had been due to go on tour in France this year.
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Michael Sweet, the supposed Stryper lead singer who is currently preparing to go on tour, initially responded to the allegations with a playful tweet.
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In the season finale, at 10:30, Hannah prepares for the Moth Story Slam, while Marnie gets ready to go on tour with Desi.
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"When I go on tour, I'm gonna make a lingo dictionary for the merchandise," he considered, sitting down for an interview before the show.
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The threat of a strike comes as Ballet Theater plans to go on tour at the end of January to Washington; Detroit; Lincoln, Neb.
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In the '90s, she said, she was fortunate to find jobs that gave her time to record and perform — and even go on tour.
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Following the contest, the nominees' works will go on tour in an exhibition that reaches 100 locations, beginning in Amsterdam on April 14, 2019.
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I know you're about to go on tour on the heels of this new record, but have you thought about what's next for Sinkane?
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She also fully intends to go on tour with Bruno Mars in September ... a whopping 2 months after giving birth to her first child.
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We're at about our third iteration here in South Berkeley, and the hope is to have it finalized by the time I go on tour.
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Last year, Xiu Xiu's Jamie Stewart opened up to us about why he loved the soundtrack enough to go on tour performing covers of it.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's rumors Daft Punk will go on tour again, but will we ever see a new album from the duo?
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She arrives at the club where Sabine is rehearsing, and the singer informs her that her band was hired last minute to go on tour.
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T: Rufus, you're about to go on tour for the 20th anniversary of your first two albums (1998's "Rufus Wainwright" and 2001's "Poses").
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And by extension — literally, ha ha — so did I. Who else drops two albums in six months, only to go on tour and drop another single?
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"Mick has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time, as he needs medical treatment," said a statement from the band.
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Simply put, Lambert and Nelson go on tour partnered up with other people, break up with said people during tour, and are now dating each other.
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Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein go on tour; the company Taylor founded honors him; and a French film our critic loved opens in New York. Oct.
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At the time it was really difficult, because I was hoping we could go on tour with Nirvana and be anointed by the Kings of Cool.
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"You release a record, you have to go on tour, you have to have this reason to be a band or write a song," Edling says.
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Malik also revealed that he's gearing up to go on tour, something he skipped after releasing his debut album Mind of Mine due to anxiety issues.
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Usually they sort of shrug and say, "Go on tour," which always seemed like an easy thing for them to say, harder for you to do.
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The two were scheduled to go on tour together last fall but Cardi canceled so the rapper could spend more time with her daughter Kulture Kiari.
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They also go on tour to spread that message, lip-sync to songs live, and connect in person with their fans, who are mostly teenage girls.
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"Mick has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time, as he needs medical treatment," a statement from the band reads.
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"Mick has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time, as he needs medical treatment," read a statement from the band.
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"Mick has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time, as he needs medical treatment," reads a statement from the band.
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Wherever he and the Boxmasters go on tour, on which they were about to embark for their new album, "In Stereo," they make time for it.
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But the advice given to the creative generators of this multibillion dollar industry is still one that would be recognizable to a medieval troubadour: Go on tour.
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"A lot of it is me trying to tell my mom that I love her and I'm sorry that I have to go on tour," he says.
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I'm in three bands, so I basically go on tour and come back and work as much as I can and then go back out on tour.
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I'm about to go on tour, so the unread "Signs Preceding the End of the World," by Yuri Herrera, will happily come with me on the road.
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The Ghostbusters actress admitted she has dreams of becoming best friends with the 17-year-old singer, and even said she wants to go on tour with her.
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" Adds Lauren: "And we put two dog crates in there as well, so literally our whole family can go on tour if we all want to stay together.
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There are times when I go on tour with Joel and we are in, like, I couldn't even tell you the names of these towns that we're in.
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"I couldn't always get Bob when I wanted him," Mr. Rollins added, citing the high demand for Mr. Cranshaw's services and his occasional reluctance to go on tour.
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Hill was a star in her own right, scheduled to go on tour with Michael Jackson shortly before his 2009 death and appearing on season four of The Voice.
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"I was completely terrified to go on tour this time because I didn't know how we were going to keep 3 million fans safe over seven months," she wrote.
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"It's kinda like when life throws u lemons, make lemonade," Cabello, who is gearing up to go on tour with Taylor Swift and Charli XCX this summer, tweeted jokingly.
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" She did not get into specifics, but she said, "This guy didn't rape me, but he made a certain difficult decision to go on tour with him really hard.
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To just do any old record, just to have another record, and then to go on tour and just play your catalog, that's such an awful thing to do.
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Maisel's Season 3 teaser is here to haunt you for the next four months as Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) gears up to go on tour with Shy Baldwin (Leroy McClain).
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When it was time for the company to go on tour again, I didn't feel like going, even though it was to Japan, where I'd always wanted to travel.
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Jahan: Despite whatever you've seen online [about how] we tried to squeeze him out of Krewella, it was actually very traumatizing for us to go on tour without him.
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Our sound was already there, so, because we were all set to go on tour, for all intents and purposes he just learned the tunes that we were playing.
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But just as the semester started, he got called to go on tour with Kenny Garrett, the primo alto saxophonist whose band has launched more than a few careers.
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That means not having a lot to recoup and now I'm in the position of figuring out where the money is going to come from to go on tour.
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Later, her aunt unveils a hologram of Ashley O named "Ashley Eternal" that can go on tour indefinitely or even be projected into anyone's living room at their convenience.
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"The first three shows we did in the summer were all sold out, and now we're about to go on tour and the tickets are selling like crazy," she says.
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Whether they're hitting the road to go on tour, spending hours on a TV shoot or running a business, these five busy celebrities are low on time for self-care.
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"When I go on tour, I will go on stage and be like 'Y'all can buy my Snapchat for fifty bucks, you can get to see me naked,'" she said.
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We were on the set 250 to 19943 hours a day filming the show nonstop and then recording at night, and then rehearsing to eventually go on tour during the weekends.
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"We're guided by the same force, with similar impulses to rhythmic punctuations and melodic intonations," Ms. Satpathy said in an email from India, where they were preparing to go on tour.
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But the whole plan was he was going to go on tour and then, when he came back, we'd go into a large room and I would bring the instrument collection.
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If they want to go on tour, license their IP, sell merch, or operate a subscription model through Patreon or Substack, they can do that, too, but Podfund will take a cut.
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And now it's happening again, but to an even more dramatic degree because, in addition to her Coachella gig, Cardi B is set to go on tour with Bruno Mars this September.
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But he returned to music in 2018, released an album under the moniker Purple Mountains in July and had plans to go on tour, according to a recent profile in The Ringer.
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Xavi Benaque García: I'm a self-employed professional dancer, so I received a call from a friend who told me they were looking for people to go on tour in North Korea.
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Over the years, you just become such good friends with these guys — Jason [Aldean] and Luke [Bryan] and people you go on tour with — but it's just fun to get back together.
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Now as Jepsen reemerges to go on tour for Dedicated, she's thankful for the privacy she's been able to enjoy as she's largely been able to evade the paparazzi and tabloid headlines.
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Born in 1934 in Montreal, Canada, Cohen was forced to go on tour again the past decade after discovering his retirement fund was missing more than $5 million, his Rolling Stone biography said.
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In 1962 another saxophonist, Jerome Richardson, intervened to bring Mr. Tate back to music; he was with Quincy Jones's big band, which had lost its drummer as it prepared to go on tour.
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Wainwright, 22001, had just flown in from his home in Los Angeles, the day after debuting his tense, beautiful and political new single, "Sword of Damocles," as he prepares to go on tour.
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Well, I wish it was like that, I wish there was other people we grew up we could do bands with, but we never had that other band you always go on tour with.
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But most people honed in on claims that Swift hired some of Perry's backup dancers for a tour and said dancers wanted to leave that tour halfway through to go on tour with Perry.
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It is more of an exhibit than a museum, occupying a single room at the zoo, where it will be open until the end of the summer; after that, it will go on tour.
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Lindes: If you ever had a fantasy as a kid, like "I'm going to be a rock star, and I'm going to go on tour with my best friends," that's exactly what it was.
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You're also in Grave Pleasures, who are about to go on tour with your labelmates Tribulation and Vampire—is that where you can live out your rock'n'roll fantasies in a way you can't with Hexvessel?
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I grew up with all of that, and there were rehearsals in our house, and I'd go on tour with my father in the summers, so the musician's lifestyle was just part of my life.
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"I didn't have the psychological state to go on tour with the orchestra while my parents were under bombardment, and the whole country was severely damaged," said Mr. Ahmadieh, 41, who now lives in Germany.
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I hope it's still funny when I go on tour because I really just love the ... Anyway, it was Jeffrey Lord had said that Donald Trump was the Martin Luther King Jr of health care.
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At Pencils of Promise's 10th anniversary gala in New York honoring his brother, Adam Braun, the talent manager told PEOPLE that Grande was "ready" to go on tour, despite the hardships of her last few months.
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Ava was 15 and 16 when she wrote most of Forth Wanderers' previous songs, a time when she was still avoiding shows because of anxiety and stage fright, making excuses not have to go on tour.
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Plus, Moss talked about what it was like to go on tour at 18, going nuts at a Ciroc party, and how he plans to hustle smarter—not harder—to become this generation's next P. Diddy.
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Though it sounds like a selfless way to treat her mother, Emily is only bringing Hawn's character along because she's afraid to sun herself alone after her boyfriend dumps her to go on tour with his band.
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The Pearson parents may not be perfect — their petty-as-hell fight over Rebecca choosing to go on tour with her ex-boyfriend Ben (Sam Trammell) proves that — but their love story is one for the ages.
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If I leave to go on tour or leave in a few days, the first thing that I feel when I come back is that there's a lot of things in my house that haven't been touched.
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So having a really flexible job where my supervisor has been really gracious and supportive of us pursuing our music has really helped a lot to have a small and steady income but also go on tour.
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Beefing up security's smart -- the Carter family's hitting the road this summer to go on tour, and with all the prowlers and break-ins happening in L.A., they're making a preemptive strike to keep the crib secure.
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When we last left Jack and Rebecca in Flashback Land, the couple had a huge fight over the reveal that Rebecca used to date her bandmate Ben (Sam Trammell), whom she is scheduled to go on tour with.
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The couple clashed over her plans to go on tour, and while that's not strictly Ben's fault — the woman's allowed to pursue a career, for crying out loud — viewers are not impressed with the character's smarmy, manipulative ways.
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"Greg found out that Devon had a theater contract and that he was going to go on tour," Fischer explained on the podcast, but Bratton added that Daniels didn't decide which character would be fired until after filming.
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Victoria Beckham might not be ready to go on tour with her former bandmates (cue one solo tear for the Spice Girls reunion that could've been), but she is ready to expand her beauty empire sooner rather than later.
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"After the Manchester Arena bombing and the Vegas concert shooting, I was completely terrified to go on tour this time because I didn't know how we were going to keep 3 million fans safe over seven months," Swift writes.
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When you go on tour, it's either like, you're staying up until four in the morning, smoking weed with all the fun people you met at the show, or you're on the phone talking to your family at home.
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He's gearing up to release a new album and go on tour, nabbed two ACM noms (and will cohost the show!) – and next Dierks Bentley will be honored with his own exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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He's self taught, but he transcends this "Let's start a band and have a name and go on tour and make t-shirts, and our video has to be funny so we can go viral and blah blah blah" mentality.
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Joanna Wallfisch, 32, singer/songwriter, New York During the summer of 2016, I chose to go on tour on my bike in California because I was really tired of the planes, trains, cars, and the confines of touring like that.
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Which only added to my problems, because in order to do the things I wanted to do the most—make art, go on tour, support myself financially—I needed to be creative and get to work on making things happen for myself.
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Eric Ducker: You can tell that certain bands only record new material so they have an excuse to go on tour, while some artists are only interested in being in the studio to see how far they can push their music in that context.
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I'm going to try to knock out a bunch of recipes, go on tour with John and Luna, live on this tour bus, and then come back, do a few more recipes, shoot the cookbook, and then have it out for everybody by the beginning of next year.
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While we don't know how Atlanta plans to use those bougie interviewers or that gang of freewheeling white-trash folks, we do know where last season left us: It looks like Paper Boi (Bryan Tyree Henry) might get a chance to go on tour—stopping off in Florida, maybe?
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"I think the second she invited us to go on tour with her, everyone was like, 'Oh wow, she's giving you the stamp of approval — I will take a look at you,'" recalls Jennifer Wayne regarding their place on Underwood's Cry Pretty 360 Tour alongside fellow openers Maddie & Tae.
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Ms. Ballard toured the vaudeville circuit with Jones for almost two years, but when their show hit New York she was captivated by musical theater; in 1946 she was offered a part in "Three to Make Ready," a Broadway revue that was about to go on tour, and she took it.
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Letter To the Editor: I am not certain why reading "2 Rockers Go on Tour, With Palin and Trump" (news article, April 21), about a visit to the White House by Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Sarah Palin, was one of the most depressing moments of Donald Trump's presidency for me.
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I met Ava Knight, who is a boxing champion, and she came on tour with me — I was about to go on tour with Selena Gomez and DNCE for four months — and just busted my ass and trained me with a lot of boxing and, of course, dieting was important; she oversaw that.
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I wanted to be in a band, I wanted to leave the Bay Area, I wanted to go on tour, I wanted people to like music that I had created, I wanted it to be heard, people to think it would be awesome, and that's all I dreamt of in my teenage years.
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In his book The Autobiography of Gucci Mane, he wrote that after he went back to prison, he got sober because he "wanted to be able to go on tour and have the energy to put on a show for my fans…I wanted Keyshia to lose her mind when she came to pick me up."
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But it made me stronger and dealing with the world in that way and learning self love and value and knowing I was the artist I was and those were my songs that I was writing and having to find the strength to get up and go perform and go on tour, it made me a stronger person, absolutely.
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He knows what we go through and what we dealing with' — I'm talking about growing up in a gang-infested community in L.A. So the album comes out and then I go on tour and I'm rockin', I'm on stage and I see that the energy is the same as it was when I was at home in Compton.
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"Jonah comes up with new ideas like its going out of style," Jon Louie, Reider's current sous-chef, tells CNBC Make It. Louie, a chef to musicians on tour including Selena Gomez, Gucci Mane, and The Weekend (and soon Jay-Z and Beyonce when they go on tour this June), sought Reider out a few months ago after he heard about the supper club and was intrigued.
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I have had some booking agents—actually quite renowned booking agents—reach out and said they'd love to book a tour with me, but I can't just go on tour with me, a laptop and a guitar; that would be super weird to me I think I might go a Ghost-ish route, where it has to be a big spectacle—still very musical, but something to look at and be afraid of.
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Her style, which combined minimalism with a certain interest in "the beauty of oddity or disruption or intelligence" according to Marc Jacobs (she did go on tour with the Rolling Stones and hang out with Andy Warhol), influenced not just what her sister wore, not just those enthralled by their myth but an entire generation of designers, for whom she was an object of fascination; not a muse so much as a mentor.
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