Concerts on a globe

Every performance an artist is known to have given, plotted on a globe and filterable by year, tour and kind. 192 archives so far.

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Ferry Corsten422 shows2 tours50 countries1997–2025Dutch DJ and producer Ferry Corsten pioneered the uplifting trance sound of the late 1990s, both solo and under aliases like System F and Gouryella.
Steve Vai1,244 shows30 tours65 countries1983–2026American virtuoso guitarist from Carle Place, New York, celebrated for his dazzling technique, whammy-bar wizardry, and work with Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth, and Whitesnake.
Peter And The Test Tube Babies419 shows7 tours27 countries1980–2026Peter and the Test Tube Babies are a punk band from Peacehaven, England, known for their irreverent, humor-laced anthems that became a mainstay of the UK82 street punk scene.
The Prodigy1,461 shows27 tours63 countries1991–2026English electronic act from Essex fronting rave and breakbeat-driven anthems like Firestarter, blending punk energy with dance music into chaotic, high-voltage live shows.
Teenage Fanclub915 shows7 tours27 countries1988–2026Scottish band from Bellshill known for jangly guitars and bittersweet melodic power pop, with Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley, and Gerard Love sharing songwriting duties.
Uk Subs2,479 shows13 tours33 countries1977–2026London punk pioneers formed in 1976, fronted by Charlie Harper, whose raw three-chord anthems like "Stranglehold" helped define the UK street-punk sound.
Roger Waters830 shows9 tours54 countries1984–2026English singer, bassist, and conceptual architect of Pink Floyd, known for writing The Wall and The Dark Side of the Moon and for elaborate anti-war theatrical stage shows.
Charles Aznavour646 shows3 tours30 countries1947–2018French-Armenian singer-songwriter and actor from Paris, celebrated as a master chansonnier whose deep voice and lyrics on love and loss made him a global icon.
Fugazi1,050 shows43 tours32 countries1987–2002Fugazi is a Washington, D.C. post-hardcore band known for abrasive, politically charged songs and a staunch independent ethic that included refusing to sell merchandise and keeping ticket prices low.
The Yardbirds1,471 shows8 tours29 countries1963–2026English rock band formed in London in 1963, pioneering blues-rock with successive lead guitarists Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page.
Kula Shaker637 shows14 tours28 countries1993–2026Kula Shaker are an English rock band from London blending psychedelic guitar sounds with Hindu mysticism and mantra chanting, fronted by Crispian Mills.
Elvis Costello And The Attractions931 shows31 tours22 countries1977–1996English singer-songwriter known for sharp, literate lyrics who fused new wave, pub rock, soul and country with his backing band the Attractions on albums like This Year's Model and Armed Forces.
Megadeth2,686 shows52 tours65 countries1984–2026American thrash metal band from Los Angeles, led by Dave Mustaine after his Metallica ouster, known for technical riffing and politically charged lyrics.
Manic Street Preachers1,082 shows32 tours39 countries1986–2026Welsh rock band from Blackwood, known for politically charged lyricism and anthemic guitar music, including the landmark album The Holy Bible.
Men At Work562 shows17 tours24 countries1979–2026Australian rock band from Melbourne fronted by Colin Hay, famed for ska-tinged hits like "Down Under" and "Who Can It Be Now?".
Onerepublic1,248 shows31 tours65 countries1999–2026American pop-rock band fronted by Ryan Tedder, blending anthemic piano hooks with electronic production on hits like "Apologize" and "Counting Stars."
Kent617 shows27 tours14 countries1993–2025Kent were a Swedish rock band from Eskilstuna, singing mostly in Swedish, whose atmospheric alt-rock sound made them one of Sweden's biggest arena acts.
Iggy Pop1,388 shows24 tours43 countries1974–2026American singer and songwriter from Michigan, former Stooges frontman known for raw proto-punk energy, shirtless stage-diving antics, and a snarling baritone drawl.
Sonic Youth1,528 shows24 tours46 countries1981–2011Noise-rock pioneers from New York City whose detuned, alternately-tuned guitar experiments and DIY ethos reshaped underground and alternative rock.
The Human League921 shows36 tours32 countries1978–2026Sheffield synth-pop pioneers fronted by Phil Oakey, best known for the 1981 global hit "Don't You Want Me" and the album Dare.
Mariah Carey1,015 shows22 tours57 countries1990–2026Multi-octave American singer-songwriter from Long Island known for whistle-register vocals and blending R&B, gospel, and pop on hits like "Vision of Love" and "All I Want for Christmas Is You".
Linkin Park1,042 shows39 tours53 countries2000–2026American rap-rock band from Linkin Park, California, fronted by Chester Bennington until his death, famous for blending nu-metal riffs with electronic hooks on hits like "In the End."
Nick Lowe505 shows7 tours19 countries1976–2026Nick Lowe is an English singer-songwriter, bassist, and producer from Walton-on-Thames known for witty pub-rock and new-wave songs like "Cruel to Be Kind".
Whitney Houston952 shows14 tours45 countries1978–2012American singer from Newark, New Jersey, celebrated for a powerhouse vocal range that produced hits like "I Will Always Love You" and "I Wanna Dance with Somebody".