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  1. Imagine Dragons; Neon Trees; Walk The Moon
    The first edition of the LOVELOUD festival took place in Orem, Utah, featuring Imagine Dragons, Neon Trees and Walk The Moon. Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds founded the festival to support the LGBTQ+ community.
  2. Taylor Swift
    During the Reputation Tour, Taylor Swift headlined at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, where Tim McGraw and Faith Hill joined her on stage for a performance of her landmark country hit “Tim McGraw”.
  3. The 1975
    Matt Healy descended into the audience during a concert in Dubai, where homosexuality is illegal, and kissed a male fan on the lips. He supports LGBTQ rights.
  4. Arlo Guthrie; Carlos Santana; John Fogerty
    Arlo Guthrie opened the weekend commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Woodstock at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Original Woodstock veterans Carlos Santana and John Fogerty also performed after plans for a much larger anniversary festival collapsed.
  5. Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga
    Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga played the second of two sold-out concerts at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. It was Tony Bennett's final public performance.
  6. Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett
    Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett played the second of two sold-out concerts at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. It was Tony Bennett's final public performance.
  7. Jason Isbell
    Jason Isbell became the first major artist to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a current negative test for admission to his concerts.
  8. Bad Bunny
    Bad Bunny launched his first stadium tour, the World's Hottest Tour, in Orlando.
  9. Hip Hop 50 Live
    The Hip Hop 50 Live concert took place at Yankee Stadium, celebrating 50 years since the birth of hip hop, associated with DJ Kool Herc and his Bronx party. Performers included Snoop Dogg, The Sugarhill Gang, Lauryn Hill and Run-D.M.C., for whom it was their final performance.
  10. Jonas Brothers
    The Jonas Brothers launched their Five Albums, One Night tour at Yankee Stadium with a 66-song setlist.
  11. Phoenix
    Phoenix closed the Paris portion of the 2024 Olympic Games with a performance at the closing ceremony, playing “Lisztomania” and “1901” among other songs. Singer Thomas Mars made his way into the crowd of athletes and was carried above their heads.
  12. Olivia Rodrigo
    Olivia Rodrigo held the Daisy Chain Fields festival at Great Park in Irvine, California. The event was attended by Chappell Roan, among others.