Mariah Carey Announces 2023 Christmas Tour

Catch the Queen of Christmas in one of her festive live stage performances in your city. Don’t miss out on your chance to experience her iconic voice and iconic songs live on stage! Get your tickets now and celebrate the holidays with the one and only Mariah Carey.

Mariah Carey has been fully aware of her global meme-status, and she’s adding to it by announcing “The Defrosting Has Begun” on October 3rd, 2023, on her Twitter account. This alludes to her own famous meme of October being the month when everyone starts to “defrost” her holiday tracks, including her biggest hit “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”

She’s truly in on the joke, but her biggest fans – you and ourselves – have been keeping her hot all year streaming non stop her chart-topping best-selling non-festive iconic catalog, including the latest release “Music Box: 30th Anniversary Edition”.

Titled “Merry Christmas One and All Tour” (probably having run out of Christmas tour names by now), she has released a 13 date North American tour that commences in Highland, California and ends in Madison Square Garden, New York on Dec 17th.

As per a news release issued by Live Nation, the One and All Tour will feature a collection of timeless holiday classics, including the record-breaking mega-hit ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ by Mariah Carey – we already knew that. What we really want to know is if she is going to belt out “Miss You Most” or perform a solo version of “O Come All Ye Faithful / Hallelujah”.

Tour Tickets and Presale Information

As per Live Nation, tickets for the shows will be available for purchase in several stages:

First, presale tickets will be made available on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. local time for those who have American Express Early Access.

General ticket sales begin the following day on Friday, Oct. 6 at 10 a.m. local time.

VIP packages including premium tickets, an invitation to a pre-show reception, and exclusive merchandise will also be available here.

Tour Dates

• Wednesday, Nov. 15: Highland, California, Yaamava’ Casino
• Friday, Nov. 17: Los Angeles, California, Hollywood Bowl
• Tuesday, Nov. 21: Denver, Colorado, Ball Arena
• Friday, Nov. 24: Kansas City, Missouri, T-Mobile Center
• Monday, Nov. 27: Toronto, Ontario, Scotiabank Arena
• Wednesday, Nov. 29: Montreal, Quebec, Centre Bell
• Friday, Dec. 1: Detroit, Michigan, Little Caesars Arena
• Sunday, Dec. 3: Chicago, Illinois, United Center
• Tuesday, Dec. 5: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, PPG Paints Arena
• Monday, Dec. 11: Boston, Massachuetts, TD Garden
• Wednesday, Dec. 13: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wells Fargo Center
• Friday, Dec. 15: Baltimore, Maryland, CFG Bank Arena
• Sunday, Dec. 17: New York, New York, Madison Square Garden

Unfortunately, we ourselves will only be arriving in the United States on December 18th, but there’s no way to tell if Mariah will give us a pleasant surprise for beyond that date… It’s entirely possible that she’ll retire for the season after her performance on December 17th. Regardless, we’re absolutely heartbroken that we’ll miss her live performances, and we’ll just have to hold our breaths for some Youtube leaks to get a taste of what’s happening!