Bruno Mars to Get His Own Street in Las Vegas
Bruno Mars is set to launch The Romantic Tour on April 10 in Las Vegas, a city that has played a major role in his recent career. After spending much of 2025 performing a residency there, Mars is being honored by the city with a new street name in his tribute. A Bruno Mars Day parade will take place on the Las Vegas Strip at 1 p.m. PT, according to Casinos.com, though it is not confirmed whether Mars will appear or perform during the event. The parade will move along Park Avenue, which will officially be renamed Bruno Mars Drive in a ceremony scheduled for 1:30 p.m. PT. Mars, MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle, and Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo are expected to speak at the ceremony.
MGM said the street naming reflects Las Vegas’s tradition of honoring major entertainers, noting that roads in the city already recognize legends such as Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. The company said adding Bruno Mars Drive connects the city’s past and present and highlights Mars’s place among iconic performers associated with Las Vegas.
The Romantic Tour will begin with two shows in Las Vegas before moving across the United States and Canada, with stops in Glendale, Arlington, Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Landover, Nashville, Detroit, Minneapolis, Chicago, Columbus, Toronto, East Rutherford, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Foxborough, Indianapolis, Tampa, New Orleans, Miami, San Antonio, Colorado Springs, Los Angeles, Santa Clara, Vancouver, and Mexico City. The schedule also includes multiple-night runs in several cities, including Toronto, London, Los Angeles, and Vancouver.
The international leg of the tour will continue through Europe with performances in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Madrid, Milan, and London. Mars will then return to North America for a late-summer and fall run featuring major stadium dates across the East Coast, Midwest, South, and West Coast. The final announced shows are set for Mexico City in early December.
The tour supports Mars’s album The Romantic, which is out now through Atlantic. With a long list of stadium shows and a ceremonial hometown-style tribute in Las Vegas, Mars is entering the tour with strong momentum and a high-profile sendoff in the city where he recently spent much of his time performing.





