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All you need to know about the 24k Magic singer’s latest tour

Bruno Mars is back with a new project, a decade after his last solo release.

Here is everything you need to know about the tour dates and how you can get your hands on the hotly anticipated tickets.

The tour is entitled ‘The Romantic tour’ and will show the Grenade singer showcasing songs from his new album ‘The Romantic’, which is released on February 27.

What are the UK dates?

• July 18, 2026: Wembley Stadium, London
• July 19, 2026: Wembley Stadium, London

Though there do seem to be gaps within his tour dates across the summer, leading fans to speculate more dates in separate venues in the UK.

Expect a setlist that spans his entire career, from the wedding-favourite “Marry You” to the high-energy “Perm,” and his recent Silk Sonic hits.

The full tour list:

• April 10 — Las Vegas — Allegiant Stadium
• April 14 — Glendale, Arizona — State Farm Stadium
• April 18 — Arlington, Texas — Globe Life Field
• April 22 — Houston, Texas — NRG Stadium
• April 25 — Atlanta — Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field
• April 29 — Charlotte, North Carolina — Bank of America Stadium
• May 2 — Landover, Maryland — Northwest Stadium
• May 6 — Nashville — Nissan Stadium
• May 9 — Detroit — Ford Field
• May 13 — Minneapolis, Minnesota — U.S. Bank Stadium
• May 16 — Chicago — Soldier Field
• May 20 — Columbus, Ohio — Ohio Stadium
• May 23 — Toronto — Rogers Stadium
• May 24 — Toronto — Rogers Stadium
• June 20 — Paris — Stade de France
• June 21 — Paris — Stade de France
• June 26 — Berlin — Olympiastadion
• July 4 — Amsterdam — Johan Cruijff Arena
• July 5 — Amsterdam — Johan Cruijff Arena
• July 10 — Madrid — Riyadh Air Metropolitano
• July 14 — Milan — Stadio San Siro
• July 18 — London — Wembley Stadium Connected by EE
• July 19 — London — Wembley Stadium Connected by EE
• Aug. 21 — East Rutherford, New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
• Aug. 22 — East Rutherford, New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
• Aug. 29 — Pittsburgh — Acrisure Stadium
• Sept. 1 — Philadelphia — Lincoln Financial Field
• Sept. 5 — Foxborough, Massachusetts — Gillette Stadium
• Sept. 9 — Indianapolis, Indiana — Lucas Oil Stadium
• Sept. 12 — Tampa, Florida — Raymond James Stadium
• Sept. 16 — New Orleans — Caesars Superdome
• Sept. 19 — Miami — Hard Rock Stadium
• Sept. 23 — San Antonio, Texas — Alamodome
• Sept. 26 — Air Force Academy, Colorado — Falcon Stadium at the United States Air Force Academy
• Oct.2 — Inglewood, California — SoFi Stadium
• Oct. 3 — Inglewood, California — SoFi Stadium
• Oct. 10 — Santa Clara, California — Levi’s Stadium
• Oct. 14 — Vancouver — BC Place

How can I buy tickets for Bruno Mars’ 2026 World Tour?

If you don’t want to feel ‘locked out of heaven’ when tickets go live then make sure that you are ready to secure them as soon as they get released.

• The O2 priority presale starts on January 14 at 10am
• The general sale is on January 15 at 10 am

The main resale platforms to find tickets are Viagogo, Seat Unique, and StubHub.

What songs will appear on the Setlist?

Whilst the tour will feature many songs from the upcoming album, the following list is an indication of what fans can expect to hear.

1. 24K Magic
2. Billionaire
3. Marry You
4. Just the Way You Are
5. Liquor Store Blues
6. When I Was Your Man
7. Straight Up & Down
8. Chunky
9. Treasure
10. I Took Your Phones Away

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Discover the very best of the UK, from the beaches of Cornwall and Devon to the highlands of Scotland and much more.

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CORNWALL has long been a favourite among UK holiday destinations, thanks to its stunning beaches, fascinating history and natural inland beauty.

So if you’re considering cooking a trip tot he popular South West county this year, take a look at some of our favourite local stays in recent years.

How The Sun’s travel team reviews accommodation

This list includes Cornish hotels, holiday parks, cottages and campsites our team has visited and fallen in love with.

Some journalists have travelled with their families while others have journeyed solo.

When it comes to picking our favourites we account for everything from costs to location, design, hospitality and more.

We don’t just look at what’s trending but those little-known gems that will stay with you in the years to come.

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Best places to stay in Cornwall

Best luxury holiday home

8 Woodlands, Newquay

A retreat so large it could fit a family of eight, the adequately named 8 Woodlands towers over a stunning and quiet estuary.

Perched on top of a cliff, this mammoth contemporary holiday home was the ideal country escape for our beauty editor Tara Ledden.

Even with seven of her nearest and dearest with her, there was never a shortage of space.

Just 30 seconds from the back door, they could dip their toes in the sandy estuary bed or pump up a paddleboard (also provided) and brave the waters.

The surrounding nature is not the only luxury this stay has to offer – the pad comes with a lush garden complete with its own hot tub and barbecue.

Embellished with coastal-inspired interiors, families will be fully equipped with a kitchen, dining area, Smart TVs, Sonos speakers and child safety gates on each of the three floors.

The holiday home is not as remote as its views suggest – visitors can reach Newquay’s high street with just a five-minute drive or walk for 20 minutes.

Best holiday park for families with dogs

Parbola Holiday Park, Hayle

There’s no more authentic family stay in Cornwall than at Parbola Holiday Park.

Hugged by 16 acres of woodland and located just a ten-minute drive from Hayle Town, this stay gives holidaymakers the best of both worlds – a peaceful rural haven and a plethora of activities.

Writing for The Sun, Kate Jackson and Irfan Cemal described Parbola Holiday Park as perfect for families.

Highlights for their children included the heated outdoor swimming pool, a box of balls and bats to borrow and the Safari Tent, a place equipped with board games and books.

Meanwhile, the adults enjoyed the small but appreciated touches such as a package of tea, milk and delicious Cornish biscuits as they arrived or the wood-fired pizza fan that visits every Monday.

And to add to the list of this holiday park‘s many charms, Parbola is also dog-friendly.

Speaking about her stay Kate said: “The Parbola holiday park in Cornwall caters for people like us.”

Parbola offers the best of both worlds. Away from the usual hotspots, five miles inland from the north coast, it provides a haven that, despite its obvious popularity, was always peaceful.”

Best hotel for food

St Tudy Inn, St Tudy

After an action-packed day on your feet, The St Tudy Inn is the perfect spot to sit back by a roaring fire and enjoy some heart-warming grub.

With the appearance of a traditional 16th-century stone cottage, many would not assume that some diners travel over 40 minutes to just eathere.

During her visit, writer for The Sun Julia Richardson relished in dishes cooked by head chef James Lean, who used to work for Gordon Ramsey.

Expect exquisite sea-themed cuisine such as hake, cuttlefish and chorizo stew or steamed mussels.

And food is not the only thing this cosy Cornish pub has to offer – just across the car park, a converted barn holds four charming rooms paired with tartan bedspreads and patterned cushions.

Best hotel in Newquay

Newquay Beach Hotel, Newquay

Named Beached Front Hotel of the Year in South-West England 2024 by Travel & Hospitality Awards, the boutique stay rests just opposite Newquay‘s main beach – Tolcarne.

It’s here that our boxing reporter Wally Downes Jr relaxed after a stop at the Newquay Zoo.

With stellar beach views and an art deco interior – this stay is a feast for the eyes, from the designer velvet scallop chairs to the geometric glass.

And if you’re looking to grab a bite to eat, you will not be left hungry.

Newquay Beach Hotels offers numerous classic dishes as well as a fully stocked cocktail bar.

A nice extra is the Abangamba playroom for the kids.

Best holiday cottage for families

Bosinver Farm Cottages, Trelowth

You might be tempted to stick to Cornwall’s coasts but its inland valleys are just as impressive as its cliffs.

Tucked away between the quaint town of St Austell and the seaside village of Mevagissey is this hidden gem.

Here you’ll find Bosinver’s Farm Cottage – a set of 20 luxury self-catering cottages full of magical Cornish spirit.

The cute accommodation Features Writer Emma Pietras stayed in was made of straw and wood bales and its beams were taken from an old hospital – all of which added to the location’s timeless feel.

Paired with a hot tub and stunning valley views this is the perfect place to kick back and relax.

A particular highlight is the £475 worth of included activities such as a pool, animal feeding, pony rides, and outdoor and indoor play.

It is no surprise that these pads won Visit England’s Best Family-Friendly Accommodation in 2017.

In her review, Pietras had this to say: “As a mum to a toddler, previous holidays have been far from stress-free, but when you’re surrounded by 35 acres of meadows, landscaped gardens and woodland, it’s hard not to feel relaxed.”

It feels as if the owners have thought of every little detail.”

Best hotel with a sea view

Polurrian on the Lizard, Mullion

The Polurrian on the Lizard was once the vacation spot of Winston Churchill.

More recently this beautiful piece of history was visited by The Sun writer Ellie Ross who dubbed it as ‘one of Cornwall’s best kept secrets’.

With its glamorous white exterior looming over the lizard peninsula, this enchanting stay boasts a secluded beach and sea views so good you might feel like you are in a movie.

The 1890s hotel also comes along with a tennis court clifftop garden, playground and even indoor and outdoor pools.

A great way to watch the sunset over the sea is at its dog-friendly restaurant which serves everything from fish and chips to wood-fired pizza.

And according to Ellie, the cocktails were a standout.

Best spa hotel

Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa, Newquay

With views that rival the Maldives or the Caribbean, Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa overlooks one of Newquay’s more private beaches.

Visitors will feel worlds away sipping speciality cocktails at the hotel’s Bay Bar – a spot particularly good for watching the sunset.

This adults-only hotel is where Sun writer Simon Copeland spent two tranquil nights.

And that was in part credit to Fistral Beach Hotel’s luxurious spa that offered rejuvenating treatments he said “wouldn’t be out of place in some Balinese temple”.

All spa day packages included a pool, steam room, hot tub, sauna and refreshments.

Equally as lavish as the spa is the hotel’s beautifully presented food that nods to Cornish cuisine with innovative twists.

Best spot for camping

Trevornick Holiday Park, Holywell

While Cornwall’s buccaneering pirates and smugglers are long gone, the spirit of adventure can still be found in camping.

At least that’s what one of our writers found out on their trip to Trevornick Holiday Park.

Located on Cornwall’s north coast, you can set up a tent not far from Holywell’s pristine sandy beach.

Or if wrestling with a tent is off-putting, Trevornick Holiday Park also offers readymade tents.

These come fully equipped with lights, and even a fridge and TV.

Expect action-packed fun, as this holiday park not only includes a pool and spa but also a golf course, soft play centre, arcade and even a surf school.

As our writer soon realised: “The only problem was there simply wasn’t time to do everything the park had to offer.

“But it’s such a treasure that, like pirate ghosts, we’re sure to return.”

Best spot for glamping

Tremeer Farm, Lanteglos-by-fowey

A more unconventional retreat but nevertheless more rewarding, Tremeer Farm is the ideal spot to return to basics.

Expect jaw-dropping nature, animals, playing games, an open fire, and a clear night sky.

And together with the elegant white 18th-century Mongolian-style yurts to sleep in, you might never want to leave.

Tremeer Farm’s owners have thought of everything – from a hot tub to a kitchen equipped with cooking basics, a hammock, BBQ, fire pit and even a cosy wood-burning stove.

As The Sun Online Travel found out there is no better way to immerse yourself in Cornwall’s beauty.

If you have a car, the stay is just a stone’s throw away from the untouched fishing village of Polperro and otherworldly Lantivet Bay

Although travelling to Cornwall during its peak season is a no-brainer, we also recommend visiting this gorgeous peninsula in the winter.

Cornwall has a reputation for being a expensive destination – here we break down how you can visit on a budget thanks to our Hols from £9.50.