New Kids on the Block Announce 2025 World Tour Dates After Las Vegas Residency
Fans of New Kids on the Block (NKOTB) have reason to celebrate as the legendary boy band has officially announced their 2025 World Tour, following their highly anticipated Las Vegas residency, The Right Stuff, at Dolby Live at Park MGM. This marks another major milestone for the group, who continue to thrill audiences decades after their rise to stardom in the late 1980s.
From Vegas to the World
NKOTB’s Las Vegas residency, The Right Stuff, is set to run in three sessions: June 20–July 5, November 1–15, and February 14–28, 2026. Due to overwhelming demand from fans worldwide, the group has now extended their live performances into a full-scale global tour, set to kick off in mid-2025.
The 2025 World Tour will feature stops across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, giving international fans the chance to see Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, and brothers Jordan and Jonathan Knight perform their greatest hits. The tour promises a mix of nostalgic classics such as Hangin’ Tough, Step by Step, and You Got It (The Right Stuff), as well as some surprises for longtime supporters.
Official Tour Dates and Ticket Information
While a full list of tour dates has yet to be released, NKOTB has confirmed that the tour will begin in North America in late summer 2025 before heading to Europe in the fall. Additional dates for Asia and Australia are expected to be announced soon. Tickets for select venues will be available for pre-sale starting next month, with general ticket sales opening shortly after. Fans are encouraged to visit NKOTB’s official website and ticketing platforms to stay updated on availability.
NKOTB’s Continued Legacy
New Kids on the Block have been a staple in pop music for over three decades, and their ability to sell out shows and connect with fans proves their lasting impact. With The Right Stuff residency and the upcoming world tour, the group is once again proving that they are here to stay.
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