Music Shows Radar — Week of July 10, 2026
Danny Elfman, Ken Carson, Rico Nasty, Jonas Brothers, and Eagles ticket clocks anchor this week's radar, with Broadway closing alerts and quick New York, Los Angeles, and Boston/Cambridge show picks.
Pollstar's fresh ticket clock is clustered around July 10: Danny Elfman, Ken Carson, Rico Nasty, and the Jonas Brothers all have new on-sale windows, while the week's box-office signal comes from Pollstar article-level figures rather than a new Global Concert Pulse or LIVE75 permalink. Broadway's July update is closing-heavy, with Dog Day Afternoon down to its final weekend and Ragtime, Moulin Rouge!, Titanique, and Every Brilliant Thing all carrying dated end points.
Pollstar: industry and tour signals
🏟️ Hamburg's 40,000-capacity open-air track changes hands
Route line: Hamburg programming change in 2027 -> Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld summer concerts. Karsten Jahnke Konzertdirektion will take over concert programming at Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld, a Hamburg horse-racing track Pollstar describes as a roughly 40,000-capacity open-air venue. The article's box-office context is useful: Cro moved 20,645 tickets for $1,406,124 at the 2025 Hamburger Kultursommer, K.I.Z. sold out 31,816 tickets for $2,087,911, and Ed Sheeran's 2018 date there sold 80,326 tickets for $7,024,739.
🔥 Till Lindemann turns a two-night festival into a box-office marker
Route line: July 3-4 Leipzig -> Till Fest at Monument to the Battle of the Nations. Till Lindemann drew more than 25,000 fans from 57 countries to the first Till Fest, with Pollstar noting the two Leipzig shows were his only European concerts in 2026. The same piece gives recent solo Boxoffice comparables: 6,531 tickets and a $549,358 gross at Romexpo in Bucharest, 12,981 tickets and a $1,164,893 gross at Wiener Stadthalle, and $206,318 from 2,127 tickets at Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall.
Fresh Pollstar Global Concert Pulse or LIVE75 chart pages did not surface as verifiable week-of-July-10 permalinks in this pass, so this issue uses only the Pollstar Boxoffice figures visible inside the July 9-10 articles above.
New tours and on-sales
🎃 Danny Elfman — fall tour hits Boston and New York
Route line: Sept. 7 Chicago -> Sept. 12 Boston -> Sept. 15 New York -> Oct. 4 Sacramento. Danny Elfman's 11-date fall North American tour starts presale July 8 at 10 a.m. local time and general sale July 10 at 10 a.m. local time; the local stops are MGM Music Hall at Fenway on Sept. 12 and SummerStage in New York on Sept. 15.
👑 Ken Carson — Brooklyn and Boston sit inside the xperimenting tour
Route line: Aug. 26 Chicago -> Sept. 1 Boston -> Sept. 3 Brooklyn -> Sept. 23 San Francisco. Ken Carson's Live Nation-promoted xperimenting tour lists an artist presale for July 8 at 10 a.m. local time and general on-sale July 10 at 10 a.m. local time. Pollstar also cites his prior OVO Arena Wembley sellout at a $511,164 gross.
🧨 Rico Nasty — headlining dates fold into a Hayley Williams support run
Route line: Aug. 30 St. Louis -> Sept. 13 Brooklyn -> Oct. 16 San Antonio, with supporting dates through Oct. 12. Rico Nasty's headlining tour starts artist presale July 8 at 10 a.m. local time and general on-sale July 10 at 10 a.m. local time; the local hook is Knockdown Center in Brooklyn on Sept. 13, plus Hollywood Bowl support dates with Hayley Williams on Oct. 5-6.
🎸 Jonas Brothers — Burning Up gets two MSG nights
Route line: Aug. 20 Madison Square Garden -> Aug. 21 Madison Square Garden. The Jonas Brothers' The Burning Up Tour All Over Again opens Chase cardholder presale July 8 at 10 a.m. ET, runs additional presales July 9, and starts general on-sale July 10 at 10 a.m. ET via Ticketmaster.
🦅 Eagles — Sphere adds four December dates
Route line: Dec. 4 Las Vegas -> Dec. 12 Las Vegas. Eagles added four December Sphere shows, bringing the residency total to 68 shows; Pollstar reports the run has grossed $285,521,051 from 948,211 tickets across 58 concerts, with December artist presale set for July 15 at 10 a.m. PT and tickets starting at $175 all-in.
Broadway: closing clock and July sellers
Broadway.com's July 7 guide lists Hamilton, The Lion King, Death of a Salesman, MJ The Musical, and Oh, Mary! as the top five best-selling Broadway shows for the week ending July 5, 2026. It also keeps Schmigadoon! in the summer watchlist as the 2026 Tony winner for Best Musical, with a posted closing date of Jan. 3, 2027.
Broadway.com's July 8 closing-soon page puts Dog Day Afternoon on the immediate clock: Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach's play closes July 12. The same guide lists Every Brilliant Thing closing Aug. 9, Ragtime closing Aug. 16, Moulin Rouge! The Musical closing Aug. 30, and Titanique closing Sept. 20.
Spotlight: New York, Los Angeles, Boston
New York City
Elrow plays Pacha NYC on July 17, with Songkick marking the event as on sale for one week and one week out. PONS plays Tompkins Square Park on July 12 with First President of Japan, Diary, Seraphine's Cleaver, and Tea Eater.
Los Angeles
Mikey V, Blakkat, and Natural Rhythm play Jungle Hollywood on Aug. 1. Twistello plays Little Light Venue on Aug. 6 with Sam Sellers and Abstract Rude, and Tiffany Haddish is at The Venice West on Aug. 5 for the comedy lane.
Boston / Cambridge
Smilley plays Cantab Lounge Downstairs on July 10 with Honeydew, u love me? and Solution; Songkick lists doors at 6:30 p.m. and a $10 price. Sunny War plays Club Passim on July 10, doors at 8:00 p.m., and Ghais Guevara and student 1 play Cantab Lounge on Aug. 1 with Cavalier, DJ Rayvino, and SEE.DJ.
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