Ricky Gervais has announced three North American dates for his stand-up tour “Legend,” produced by Live Nation. The comedian will play Radio City Music Hall in New York on April 9, 2027, United Center in Chicago on April 12, 2027, and Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on August 14, 2027. Tickets go on general sale Friday, November 13 at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster, with presales beginning November 11 through Dutch Barn and Citi Entertainment.

The North American shows follow a UK run that the announcement describes as sold out, with the tour set to continue internationally through the end of 2027. Netflix has acquired rights to the show, which will be filmed at the tour’s conclusion as Gervais’ fifth stand-up special for the streamer.

Gervais’ previous specials, “Humanity,” “Supernature,” “Armageddon” and “Mortality,” are described in the announcement as box-office record-breakers that topped Netflix’s charts, with “Armageddon” and “Mortality” each winning a Golden Globe for stand-up comedy on television.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Genesis Salazar, LiveNation.com.

P!nk will open a residency at Sphere in Las Vegas in 2027, with dates running from September 29 through October 30, promoted by Live Nation. According to the announcement, she is the first solo female pop artist to headline the venue.

Artist presale registration opens November 18, with general onsale beginning November 20 at pinkspage.com. Vibee, described as the official concert and hotel experience partner for the shows, will offer package deals including stays at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, with a presale starting November 11 ahead of the public onsale.

As part of the rollout, Fremont Street Experience’s SlotZilla zipline will be rebranded P!NKZILLA for a limited run from November 11 to 19, featuring a themed takeover of its canopy display. The residency announcement also notes P!nk’s recent first-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination and cites figures from her prior tours, including the label’s claim that her 2023-2024 outings sold more than 4 million tickets and rank as the second-highest-grossing tour ever by a female artist.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Avery Robinson, LiveNation.com.

Fall Out Boy has announced a 36-date global headline run called the Twilight of the Punks Tour, set to launch May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena and run through European and UK arenas before moving into North American stadiums in July. The band, promoted by Live Nation, describes it as the largest tour of its career, spanning 11 countries and wrapping August 26 at Portland’s Providence Park.

The European and UK leg, running through mid-June, includes stops in Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Brussels, Glasgow, Dublin and Manchester, with A Day To Remember and Neck Deep as support. The North American leg kicks off July 13 in Arlington, Texas, and includes stadium dates at Fenway Park, Citi Field, Dodger Stadium and a hometown show at Chicago’s Soldier Field, with The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far joining on most dates.

Alongside the tour announcement, Fall Out Boy released a new single, “Aces,” its first original song in more than three years, produced by longtime collaborator Neil Avron with an accompanying music video directed by Brendan Walter. The release and tour mark the band’s 25th anniversary. General ticket sales begin November 12, following presales starting November 11.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Avery Robinson, LiveNation.com.

JISOO has launched a new visual project built around short self-portrait films, with Billboard premiering the first installment exclusively. The opening entry, titled “the restaurant,” centers on the BLACKPINK member in a composed, still pose set against a deliberately blurred, busy backdrop.

The format marks a departure from typical promotional visuals, leaning into a slower, more intimate style rather than high-energy music video aesthetics. Further details on the project’s rollout and future chapters were not disclosed.

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