Catch Arctic Monkeys, Destroy Lonely and more on tour

This is Tour Guide, a weekly recap of the concert news music fans don’t want to miss. Basically, run — don’t walk — to get these tickets.

Arctic Monkeys announce 2023 North American run with Fontaines D.C.

To follow up their U.K. stadium tour in 2023, Arctic Monkeys are planning to take over North America for a summer tour that sweeps across the States. The Sheffield group are inviting Fontaines D.C. along for all dates, with the Hives and the Mysterines joining them on their U.K. run. The expansive tour will support their seventh album The Car, which the band already previewed with singles “There’d Better Be a Mirrorball” and “Body Paint.” Although we can’t be certain that there will be a mirrorball involved, as with any Arctic Monkeys show, we can expect high energy, a career-spanning setlist and an electric performance. Grab tickets here. —Anissa Sanchez

Destroy Lonely gears up for first headline North America tour

Following the release of his debut studio album, NO STYLIST, Atlanta rapper Destroy Lonely is embarking on a tour of North America next month. Opium labelmates Homixide Gang and DJ Blak Boy will provide support throughout the run. The tour will kick off in Orlando and wrap up in December in Destroy Lonely’s hometown. With his most sonically ambitious album to date, a handful of viral singles under his belt and a legion of dedicated fans, the rapper’s NO STYLIST tour will end the year with a bang. Get tickets here. —Anissa Sanchez

Don’t miss Julia Wolf’s debut headline tour in 2023

Mark your calendars because you’re not going to want to sleep on Julia Wolf‘s debut headline tour next year. Wolf will kick off the Gothic Babe Tendencies tour Feb. 10 in Atlanta, hitting Nashville, Philly, Seattle and several other cities before concluding the run March 2 in West Hollywood. Grab tickets here and listen to her new track “Get Off My” in preparation. —Neville Hardman

Iron Maiden are set to bring “The Future Past” tour to Europe

Iron Maiden have announced the first of their 2023 shows in England, Scotland and Ireland. Having already announced other European shows for next year, Iron Maiden are currently wrapping up their Legacy Of The Beast world tour in North America. Although support has yet to be announced, the band revealed their plans to include previously unperformed songs from their latest album Senjutsu as well as cuts from their 1986 record Somewhere In Time. Tickets go on sale Oct. 14 and can be purchased here. —Anissa Sanchez