tour dates
/tʊər deɪts/
Meaning
"Tour dates" refers to the scheduled calendar of performances, concerts, or shows that an artist or band plans to give while traveling on a tour. It helps fans know when and where the artist will perform next. This term is neutral and widely used in the music, comedy, and theater industries.
Examples
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The band just announced their European tour dates, and they are playing in London first.
The band just announced their European tour dates, and they are playing in London first.
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I'm checking the tour dates to see if they're coming to Chicago this summer.
I'm checking the tour dates to see if they're coming to Chicago this summer.
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Tickets go on sale as soon as the official tour dates are released next week.
Tickets go on sale as soon as the official tour dates are released next week.
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Unfortunately, none of the tour dates align with my vacation plans.
Unfortunately, none of the tour dates align with my vacation plans.
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They added three more tour dates due to high ticket demand.
They added three more tour dates due to high ticket demand.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I want to buy tickets for their travel days.
✓ I want to buy tickets for their tour dates.
"Travel days" refers to the days spent traveling between cities, not the concert dates themselves.
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✗ Are you going to their tour date?
✓ Are you going to one of their tour dates?
"Tour dates" is usually used in the plural when referring to the schedule, or you refer to a specific "show" or "concert".
Related Expressions
Practice
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The singer promised to post the new ___ on her website tomorrow morning.
💡 The scheduled days and locations of the concerts.
Show answer
tour dates
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I hope their upcoming ___ include a stop in Toronto.
💡 The planned schedule of performances.
Show answer
tour dates