The very first step is the tour announcement. Bruno will drop new concert dates—usually in batches, like a magician pulling rabbits from a hat—and tickets typically go on sale one to two weeks later. Sometimes it’s a Friday at 10 AM local time. Sometimes it’s a random Wednesday. The universe loves to keep us guessing.
You can’t set a calendar reminder for “Bruno Mars tickets go on sale today” until you know which day. That’s like trying to catch a rainbow. So your real job is to be ready for the announcement that an on-sale date is coming.
Where Will the Announcement Pop Up?
Your best friends in this quest are Ticketmaster, Bruno’s official website, and his social media accounts. Seriously, follow him on Instagram. He’s not just posting album covers—he’s posting clues. Also, sign up for his mailing list. I know, I know, nobody wants more emails, but this one could be the difference between floor seats and watching a live stream from your couch.
Another pro tip: check Ticketmaster’s “On Sale” calendar a few times a week. You can filter by artist, and if Bruno’s name pops up, you’ll see the exact day and hour. It’s like a treasure map, but without the parrots.
