Bruno Mars is set to thrill fans with his highly anticipated “The Romantic” Tour, celebrating the release of his first album in over ten years. The tour will stop at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on September 5, 2026. Joining Mars will be an impressive lineup that includes Anderson .Paak, Victoria Monet, Raye, and Leon Thomas, making for an unforgettable concert experience.
The last time fans saw Mars on tour was during his “24K Magic” Tour in 2016, which featured hit songs like “24K Magic,” “Versace on the Floor,” and “Finesse.” That tour garnered significant acclaim and won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Album. Alongside greatest hits such as “Just the Way You Are,” “Uptown Funk,” and “Grenade,” fans can expect a captivating performance at the iconic venue, which can accommodate up to 65,878 spectators.
For those eager to attend the concert, tickets are available through StubHub, with prices starting at $208 and potentially reaching as high as $6,737, depending on the seating selection. The platform allows ticket buyers to filter options by date, price, section, and quantity, and provides details on ticket delivery and entry.
In addition to enjoying the concert, attendees can take advantage of the parking facilities at Gillette Stadium. Free general parking is available, along with options to purchase close-in parking passes for guaranteed access. Parking fees on event days range from $25 to $50 based on location. For those utilizing rideshare or taxi services, designated drop-off zones are located near the venue.
Public transportation is also an option, with the MBTA Commuter Rail offering round-trip service for $10 from Boston and Providence, making it easy for concert-goers to reach Gillette Stadium.
As excitement builds for “The Romantic” Tour, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early and explore their options for travel and accommodations. Bringing together an all-star lineup and one of music’s biggest names, the concert promises to deliver a remarkable night filled with entertainment and memorable performances.