Bruno Mars: 24K Magic World Tour

Tour will visit Bankers Life Fieldhouse on August 13, 2017
Tickets Go On Sale November 21

Grammy Award winner and world-renowned, multi-platinum selling singer/songwriter/producer/director/musician, Bruno Mars, revealed details behind his massive upcoming global headline tour - The 24K Magic World Tour (pronounced twenty-four karat magic world tour). The magic begins March 28 in Antwerp, Belgium and travels throughout Europe through June. The North American leg tips off July 15 in Las Vegas and then visit over 45 cities across the US and Canada including an August 13 date at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

For complete details, visit The 24K Magic World Tour official homepage at http://www.brunomars.com.
Produced by Live Nation, tickets for The 24K Magic World Tour go on sale at 10 a.m., Monday, November 21, at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse Box Office, BankersLifeFieldhouse.com, Ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets or by phone at (800) 745-3000.

The 24K Magic World Tour celebrates Mars’ eagerly anticipated new album, 24K Magic (http://smarturl.it/24kmagic), set to arrive worldwide on Friday, November 18 on Atlantic Records. Pre-orders are available now via the Bruno Mars Official Store (http://www.brunomars.com), with all pre-orders from the store receiving early access to tickets for The 24K Magic Tour.
The 24K Magic World Tour marks Mars’ first full-length tour since 2013’s hugely successful Moonshine Jungle World Tour, an international blockbuster that sold 2 million tickets worldwide across 155 sold-out dates.

Mars – currently featured on the cover of Rolling Stone – is set for a number of high profile TV appearances, beginning with a show-opening performance at the 2016 American Music Awards, airing live Sunday, November 20. Mars will next perform at the annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, airing Monday, December 5. The upcoming appearances follow Mars’ recent set on NBC’s Saturday Night Live, highlighted by performances of “24K Magic” and new album track, “Chunky.”