List of entertainment events at the United Center

Since its opening in 1994, the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, has hosted many local, regional and international artists, spanning a wide range of musical genres. A list of notable concerts are given in the table below, with other non-concert entertainment events also included. All events are arranged in a chronological order.

U2 performing at the United Center as part of their Innocence + Experience Tour, June 25, 2015

1990s

Entertainment events at the United Center
Dates	Artist	Tour	Supporting acts	Attendance	Box office
1994
October 19	Billy Joel	River of Dreams Tour	N/A
October 21	Eric Clapton	From the Cradle World Tour	Jimmie Vaughan	15,219 / 15,219	$516,479
October 22	Frank Sinatra[1]	N/A	Don Rickles	13,309 / 13,309	$731,635
December 6	Aerosmith	Get a Grip Tour	Jackyl	18,955 / 18,955	$707,905
1995
February 18	Eagles	Hell Freezes Over Tour[2]	N/A	16,193 / 16,193	$1,147,003
March 3	Amy Grant[3]	House of Love Tour	Gary Chapman	N/A
March 8	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers[4]	N/A	Pete Yorn Pete Droge	18,792 / 18,792	$479,498
August 24	Elton John	Made in England Tour[5]	N/A
August 25	Elton John	Made in England Tour[5]	N/A
September 24	Eric Clapton[6]	N/A	Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown	15,100 / 15,100	$511,818
October 13	Page and Plant	No Quarter Tour[7]	The Tragically Hip	19,376 / 19,376	$610,152
1996
March 6	Red Hot Chili Peppers	One Hot Minute Tour	Toadies Spacehog	15,606 / 15,606	$366,741[8]
March 9	AC/DC	Ballbreaker World Tour	N/A	15,725 / 15,725	$391,125[9]
March 16	Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band	It's a Mystery Tour	N/A
March 22	Rod Stewart	A Spanner in the Works Tour	N/A	15,955 / 15,955	$809,260
April 20	DC Talk	Jesus Freak Tour[10]	N/A
September 14	Neil Diamond	World Tour 1996[11]	N/A	59,364 / 59,364	$1,543,315
September 15
September 16
October 28	Rush	Test for Echo Tour	N/A
October 31	The Who	The Who Tour 1996–1997	Alex Langdon Billy Idol Gary Glitter	N/A
November 1	The Who	The Who Tour 1996–1997	Alex Langdon Billy Idol Gary Glitter	N/A
1997
January 18	Toni Braxton	Secrets Tour	Kenny G	27,175 / 27,175	$999,463[12][13]
March 14	Toni Braxton	Secrets Tour	Kenny G	27,175 / 27,175	$999,463[12][13]
May 12	Plácido Domingo[14]	N/A	Chicago Symphony Orchestra Elizabeth Futral	N/A
June 1	Toni Braxton	Secrets Tour	Kenny G	27,175 / 27,175	$999,463[12][13]
June 28	Prince	Love 4 One Another Charities Tour	N/A
July 18	Blink-182 Descendents Hed PE Limp Bizkit The Mighty Mighty Bosstones	Vans Warped Tour 1997[15]	N/A
September 24	Luther Vandross	Your Secret Love Tour	Vanessa Williams	N/A
December 6	Amy Grant	An Amy Grant Christmas	Michael W. Smith The Winans	N/A
December 11	311 Chumbawamba The Cure Duran Duran Everclear Sarah McLachlan Sugar Ray	Q101 Twisted 4[16]	N/A
1998
February 27	Luciano Pavarotti[17]	N/A
April 9	Eric Clapton	Pilgrim Tour[18]	N/A	29,675 / 29,675	$1,712,715
April 10	Eric Clapton	Pilgrim Tour[18]	N/A	29,675 / 29,675	$1,712,715
April 17	Elton John	Big Picture Tour[5]	N/A
April 23	The Rolling Stones	Bridges to Babylon Tour[19]	Buddy Guy	18,672 / 18,672	$2,234,920
June 15	Page and Plant	Walking Into Everywhere Tour[20]	Lili Haydn	27,043 / 29,400	$1,153,340
June 16	Page and Plant	Walking Into Everywhere Tour[20]		27,043 / 29,400	$1,153,340
June 20	Yanni	N/A	N/A	11,806 / 12,120	$632,275
June 29	Pearl Jam	Yield Tour[21]	Frank Black	N/A
July 16	Bad Religion Cherry Poppin' Daddies CIV Deftones Frenzal Rhomb The Get Up Kids H₂O NOFX No Use for a Name Rancid The Reverend Horton Heat Save Ferris	Vans Warped Tour 1998	N/A
September 14	Celine Dion	Let's Talk About Love World Tour[22]	André-Philippe Gagnon	38,436 / 38,436	$2,402,720[23]
September 15	Celine Dion	Let's Talk About Love World Tour[22]	André-Philippe Gagnon	38,436 / 38,436	$2,402,720[23]
October 25	Bob Dylan	Never Ending Tour 1998[24]	Joni Mitchell	N/A
December 19	Dave Matthews Band	Live in Chicago 12.19.98	Maceo Parker	19,734	N/A
1999
March 26	The Rolling Stones	No Security Tour	Goo Goo Dolls	19,030 / 19,030	$2,267,011[25]
April 12	The Rolling Stones	No Security Tour	Jonny Lang	18,941 / 18,941	$2,277,878[26]
May 20	Shania Twain	Come On Over Tour	Leahy	19,155 / 19,155	$934,408[27]
September 27	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	Reunion Tour	N/A	57,833 / 57,833	3,779,768
September 28
September 30
October 7	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Echo Tour[28]	The Blind Boys of Alabama	9,145 / 14,678	$436,490
October 14	John Mellencamp	Rural Electrification Tour[29]	N/A
October 22	ZZ Top	XXX Tour	Lynyrd Skynyrd Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies	N/A
October 31	Ricky Martin	Livin' la Vida Loca Tour	Jessica Simpson[30]	16,707 / 16,707	$970,785[31]
November 6	Bette Midler	The Divine Miss Millennium Tour[32]	N/A

2000s

Entertainment events at the United Center
Dates	Artist	Tour	Supporting acts	Attendance	Box office
2000
March 25	Mariah Carey	Rainbow World Tour	Da Brat	14,892 / 14,892	$848,156[33]
March 28	Luis Miguel	Amarte Es Un Placer Tour	N/A	7,328 / 10,000	$550,075
April 14	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	CSNY2K Tour[34]	N/A	28,630 / 28,630	$2,409,464
April 15	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	CSNY2K Tour[34]	N/A	28,630 / 28,630	$2,409,464
July 1	Ricky Martin	Livin' la Vida Loca Tour	N/A	14,946 / 14,946	$968,090[35]
July 13	Dixie Chicks	Fly Tour[36]	N/A
July 21	Sting	Brand New Day Tour[37]	Tracy Chapman[38]	N/A
August 19	Christina Aguilera	Christina Aguilera in Concert[39]	Destiny's Child	N/A
August 20	Tim McGraw Faith Hill	Soul2Soul Tour[40]	N/A	17,107 / 17,107	$882,140
October 4	Tina Turner	Twenty Four Seven Tour[41]	Lionel Richie	N/A
November 12	Dixie Chicks	Fly Tour[36]	N/A	15,413 / 15,413	$728,401
November 29	The Smashing Pumpkins[42]	N/A		15,719 / 15,719	$550,165
December 9	Cypress Hill Deftones Disturbed Everlast Incubus Live The Offspring Orgy Papa Roach	Q101 Twisted 7	N/A
December 17	The Three Tenors[43]	N/A
2001
April 8	AC/DC	Stiff Upper Lip World Tour[44]	Wide Mouth Mason	14,178 / 14,178	$624,540
May 12	U2	Elevation Tour	PJ Harvey	78,275 / 78,275	$6,393,525[45]
May 13
May 15
May 16
July 24	Eric Clapton	Reptile World Tour	Buddy Guy	21,715 / 25,000	$1,390,302[46]
July 25	Eric Clapton	Reptile World Tour	N/A	21,715 / 25,000	$1,390,302[46]
July 26	Janet Jackson	All for You Tour	112	31,795 / 42,219	$2,513,063
July 27
July 28
August 10	Reba McEntire Martina McBride Sara Evans Jamie O'Neal Carolyn Dawn Johnson	Girls' Night Out Tour[47]	N/A
August 28	Madonna	Drowned World Tour	N/A	33,725 / 33,725	$3,743,830[48]
August 29	Madonna	Drowned World Tour	N/A	33,725 / 33,725	$3,743,830[48]
September 21	Weezer	Midget Tour[49]	N/A
October 8	Neil Diamond	World Tour 2001–2002[50]	N/A
October 9	Neil Diamond	World Tour 2001–2002[50]	N/A
October 15	U2	Elevation Tour Beautiful Garbage World Tour	Garbage	39,368 / 39,368	$3,206,600[51]
October 16	U2	Elevation Tour Beautiful Garbage World Tour	Garbage	39,368 / 39,368	$3,206,600[51]
October 27	Bob Dylan	Never Ending Tour 2001	N/A
December 13	311 Alien Ant Farm Blink-182 Bush The Crystal Method Puddle of Mudd Sum 41 Pete Yorn	Q101 Twisted 8	N/A
2002
February 17	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Tour of America	N/A	13,442 / 13,832	$1,218,627[52]
April 10	Paul McCartney	Driving USA	N/A	32,178 / 32,178	$4,066,030[53]
April 11	Paul McCartney	Driving USA	N/A	32,178 / 32,178	$4,066,030[53]
April 25	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Tour of America[54]	N/A
June 20	Britney Spears	Dream Within a Dream Tour	N/A
July 18	Cher	Living Proof: The Farewell Tour	Cyndi Lauper	29,804 / 31,035	$2,015,400[55]
July 19	Cher	Living Proof: The Farewell Tour	Cyndi Lauper	29,804 / 31,035	$2,015,400[55]
July 20	Marc Anthony	N/A		11,631 / 12,486	$631,628
August 29	Tool	Inside the Outside	Tomahawk	9,666 / 12,486	$372,141
September 10	The Rolling Stones	Licks Tour	The Pretenders	N/A
September 24	Paul McCartney	Back in the USA	N/A	16,154 / 16,154	$2,199,100[56]
September 25	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	The Rising Tour	N/A	20,119 / 20,119	$1,508,625
October 8	Cher	Living Proof: The Farewell Tour	Cyndi Lauper	13,412 / 15,315	$912,728[57]
October 30	Rush	Vapor Trails Tour	N/A
November 12, 14	Peter Gabriel	Growing Up Tour[58]	The Blind Boys of Alabama	19,059 / 38,922	$1,862,459
December 11	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	The Last DJ Tour	Jackson Browne	12,346 / 13,966	$617,333[59]
December 13	Dave Matthews Band	Fall Tour 2002	Jason Mraz	19,358 / 19,358	$953,271[60]
2003
January 18	Shakira	Tour of the Mongoose	Pay the Girl	14,770 / 14,770	$934,719[60]
January 21	The Rolling Stones	Licks Tour	Ryan Adams	N/A
January 22	The Rolling Stones	Licks Tour	Ryan Adams	N/A
March 1	Bon Jovi	Bounce Tour	Goo Goo Dolls	15,922 / 15,922	$1,043,258[61]
March 28	Yanni[62]	N/A		12,491 / 12,491	$895,723
May 2	Matchbox Twenty	More Than You Think You Are Tour[63]	Sugar Ray Maroon 5	9,231 / 13,702	$411,115
May 29	Dixie Chicks	Top of the World Tour	Joan Osborne	36,500 / 36,500	$2,213,900
May 30	Dixie Chicks	Top of the World Tour	Joan Osborne	36,500 / 36,500	$2,213,900
June 17	Neil Young Crazy Horse	Greendale Tour	Lucinda Williams	9,195 / 14,138	$576,310[64]
June 18	Pearl Jam	Riot Act Tour	Idlewild	17,415 / 17,415	$609,525[65]
July 23	Christina Aguilera Justin Timberlake	Justified and Stripped Tour	The Black Eyed Peas	13,422 / 13,422	$846,143[66]
July 29	Mariah Carey	Charmbracelet World Tour	Ashanti[67]	N/A
August 8	Steely Dan	Everything Must Go Tour[68]	N/A	6,434 / 7,914	$473,762
September 13	Fleetwood Mac	Say You Will Tour[69]	N/A	11,250 / 12,869	$1,014,998[70]
September 26	R.E.M.	In Time Tour	Sparklehorse	10,641 / 12,486	$623,695
October 22	Shania Twain	Up! Tour	James Otto	14,567 / 16,951	$1,034,380[71]
October 24	Simon & Garfunkel	Old Friends Tour	The Everly Brothers	34,220 / 34,220	$3,741,050[71]
October 25	Simon & Garfunkel	Old Friends Tour	The Everly Brothers	34,220 / 34,220	$3,741,050[71]
November 8	Luis Miguel	33 Tour	N/A	9,224 / 12,500	$737,175[72]
December 10	Bette Midler	Kiss My Brass	N/A	11,648 / 13,927	$1,221,306[73]
2004
March 22	Kelly Clarkson Clay Aiken	Independent Tour	The Beu Sisters	10,002 / 10,724	$436,250[74]
July 11	Madonna	Re-Invention World Tour[75]	N/A	59,591 / 59,591	$7,894,105[76]
July 12
July 14
July 15
July 17	Eric Clapton	N/A	Robert Randolph and the Family Band	14,241 / 14,241	$1,100,748[77]
July 19	Van Halen	Van Halen Summer Tour 2004	N/A	N/A
July 20	Van Halen	Van Halen Summer Tour 2004	Shinedown	N/A
August 5	Fantasia Barrino Diana DeGarmo Jasmine Trias La Toya London George Huff John Stevens Jennifer Hudson Jon Peter Lewis Camile Velasco Amy Adams	American Idols LIVE! Tour 2004	N/A	61.9%	N/A
August 28	Gloria Estefan	Live & Re-Wrapped Tour	N/A	5,667 / 8,839	$513,555[78]
August 31	Sarah McLachlan	Afterglow Live	Butterfly Boucher	11,249 / 13,738	$655,475[79]
September 8	Phil Collins	First Final Farewell Tour	N/A	13,339 / 13,339	$1,090,415[80]
November 4	Beastie Boys	To the 5 Boroughs Tour[81]	Talib Kweli	N/A
November 6	Bette Midler	Kiss My Brass	N/A	10,307 / 14,645	$1,099,254[82]
2005
February 17	Yanni	Yanni Live!	N/A	8,520 / 9,803	$679,449[83]
April 16	Cher	Living Proof: The Farewell Tour	Village People	13,876 / 14,039	$943,316[84]
May 7	U2	Vertigo Tour[85] (Vertigo 2005: Live from Chicago)[86]	Kings of Leon	77,173 / 77,173	$7,541,679[87][88]
May 9
May 10
May 12
August 1	Neil Diamond	2005 World Tour	N/A	31,529 / 31,529	$2,034,008[89]
September 20	U2	Vertigo Tour	Dashboard Confessional	38,815 / 38,815	$3,795,583[90]
September 21	U2	Vertigo Tour	Dashboard Confessional	38,815 / 38,815	$3,795,583[90]
October 13	Bruce Springsteen	Devils & Dust Tour	N/A	7,856 / 7,856	$658,420[91]
October 18	Paul McCartney	The 'US' Tour	N/A	32,647 / 32,647	$4,087,404[92]
October 19	Paul McCartney	The 'US' Tour	N/A	32,647 / 32,647	$4,087,404[92]
November 4	Bon Jovi	Have a Nice Day Tour	N/A	30,908 / 30,908	$2,442,056[93]
November 5	Bon Jovi	Have a Nice Day Tour	N/A	30,908 / 30,908	$2,442,056[93]
December 6	Andrea Bocelli	The Royal Christmas Tour[94]	Denyce Graves Royal Philharmonic Orchestra	N/A
December 10	Aerosmith	Rockin' the Joint Tour	Lenny Kravitz	16,735 / 17,163	$1,505,205[95]
2006
January 23	The Rolling Stones	A Bigger Bang	Antigone Rising	29,997 / 29,997	$5,545,431[96]
January 25	The Rolling Stones	A Bigger Bang	Antigone Rising	29,997 / 29,997	$5,545,431[96]
March 30	Coldplay	Twisted Logic Tour	Richard Ashcroft	33,391 / 33,391	$2,329,361
March 31	Coldplay	Twisted Logic Tour	Richard Ashcroft	33,391 / 33,391	$2,329,361
April 23	Van Morrison	N/A		10,655 / 10,655	$1,034,437
May 16	Pearl Jam	Pearl Jam 2006 World Tour[97]	My Morning Jacket	N/A
May 17	Pearl Jam	Pearl Jam 2006 World Tour[97]	My Morning Jacket	N/A
June 14	Madonna	Confessions Tour	N/A	52,000 / 52,000	$9,271,790[98]
June 15
June 18
June 19
August 15	Dixie Chicks	Accidents & Accusations Tour[99]	Rob Schneider	10,709 / 11,500	$696,425
August 25	Shakira	Oral Fixation Tour	Wyclef Jean	15,460 / 15,460	$1,142,602
September 11	Mariah Carey	The Adventures of Mimi	Sean Paul	12,958 / 13,930	$919,268[100][101]
September 20	Eric Clapton	Back Home Tour	Robert Cray	13,018 / 13,018	$1,205,265[102]
September 25	The Who	The Who Tour 2006–2007	Moe	N/A
November 7	Barbra Streisand	Streisand	Il Divo	28,787 / 28,787	$8,980,992[103]
November 9	Barbra Streisand	Streisand	Steve Bridges Il Divo	28,787 / 28,787	$8,980,992[103]
2007
February 24	Josh Groban	Awake Tour	Angelique Kidjo	15,115 / 15,115	$1,033,025
March 3	Rod Stewart	Rockin' in the Round Tour[104]	N/A	13,582 / 13,582	$1,201,520
June 9	Roger Waters	The Dark Side of the Moon Live	N/A	14,372 / 14,736	$1,498,817
July 13	Tim McGraw Faith Hill	Soul2Soul II Tour	Taylor Swift	27,216 / 36,835	$2,272,281[105]
July 14	Tim McGraw Faith Hill	Soul2Soul II Tour	Taylor Swift	27,216 / 36,835	$2,272,281[105]
August 18	Beyoncé	The Beyoncé Experience	Robin Thicke	11,682 / 14,961	$1,051,165[106]
October 2	Genesis	Turn It On Again: The Tour[107]	N/A	37,221 / 42,276	$5,070,887
October 3
October 4
October 14	Jennifer Lopez Marc Anthony	Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony en Concierto	N/A
October 18	Van Halen	Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour	The Wailers Band Damian Marley Ky-Mani Marley	15,316 / 15,316	$1,538,749
October 21	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	Magic Tour	N/A	35,697 / 35,697	$3,300,087[108]
October 22	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	Magic Tour	N/A	35,697 / 35,697	$3,300,087[108]
December 20	R. Kelly	Double Up Tour[109]	Keyshia Cole J. Holiday[110]	N/A
December 21	R. Kelly	Double Up Tour[109]	Keyshia Cole J. Holiday[110]	N/A
2008
January 12	Barry Manilow	An Evening of Music and Passion[111]	N/A	11,557 / 13,888	$1,064,029
January 14	Miley Cyrus	Best of Both Worlds Tour	Aly & AJ	15,207 / 15,207	$1,038,753[112]
February 15	Spice Girls	The Return of the Spice Girls	N/A	13,205 / 13,205	$1,396,051
February 23	Bon Jovi	Lost Highway Tour	Daughtry	54,818 / 54,818	$4,893,109
February 24
February 26
April 26	Mary J. Blige Jay-Z	Heart of the City Tour	The-Dream	N/A
April 27	Mary J. Blige Jay-Z	Heart of the City Tour	The-Dream	N/A
May 23	Kanye West	Glow in the Dark Tour	Jay-Z Lupe Fiasco N.E.R.D Rihanna	27,423 / 27,741	$1,712,693
May 24	Kanye West	Glow in the Dark Tour	Jay-Z Lupe Fiasco N.E.R.D Rihanna	27,423 / 27,741	$1,712,693
June 6	R.E.M.	Accelerate Tour	Modest Mouse The National	10,925 / 10,925	$756,800
June 9	Rush	Snakes & Arrows Tour	N/A	10,600 / 10,863	$802,843
July 2	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	N/A	Steve Winwood[113]	N/A
July 9	George Michael	25 Live	N/A	10,061 / 13,500	$1,375,690
July 22	Coldplay	Viva la Vida Tour	Santigold	29,815 / 31,956	$2,425,592[114]
July 23	Coldplay	Viva la Vida Tour	Santigold	29,815 / 31,956	$2,425,592[114]
July 26	Neil Diamond	World Tour 2008[115]	N/A	24,768 / 24,768	$2,136,410
July 27	Neil Diamond	World Tour 2008[115]	N/A	24,768 / 24,768	$2,136,410
September 24	Eagles	Long Road Out of Eden Tour	N/A
September 25	Eagles	Long Road Out of Eden Tour	N/A
October 3	Tina Turner	Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour	N/A	25,138 / 25,138	$2,816,458[116]
October 4	Tina Turner	Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour	N/A	25,138 / 25,138	$2,816,458[116]
October 26	Madonna	Sticky & Sweet Tour	Paul Oakenfold	30,968 / 30,968	$5,777,490[117]
October 27	Madonna	Sticky & Sweet Tour	Paul Oakenfold	30,968 / 30,968	$5,777,490[117]
December 16	Celine Dion	Taking Chances World Tour	N/A	17,191 / 17,191	$1,943,436[118]
December 27	Lil Wayne	Keyshia Cole	N/A	15,270 / 15,857	$1,081,037
2009
May 12	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	Working on a Dream Tour	N/A	19,828 / 19,828	$1,870,670[119]
June 17	Eric Clapton Steve Winwood	Eric Clapton World Tour 2009	N/A	15,012 / 15,012	$1,694,150[120]
July 13	Green Day	21st Century Breakdown World Tour[121]	The Bravery	13,249 / 13,249	$636,299
July 17	Beyoncé	I Am... World Tour	Pussycat Dolls	13,852 / 14,773	$1,359,250[122]
August 14	AC/DC	Black Ice World Tour	The Answer	12,995 / 14,381	$1,163,053[123]
August 23	Pearl Jam	Backspacer Tour	Bad Religion	29,449 / 29,449	$1,943,634
August 24	Pearl Jam	Backspacer Tour	Bad Religion	29,449 / 29,449	$1,943,634
September 20	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	Working on a Dream Tour	N/A	18,249 / 18,249	$1,739,826[124]
October 8	Maxwell	N/A	Common (rapper)	10,741 / 10,741	$835,070
October 27	Miley Cyrus	Wonder World Tour	Metro Station	16,600 / 16,600	$1,148,500[125]
November 6	Kiss	Alive 35 World Tour	Buckcherry	13,986 / 13,986[126]	N/A
December 6	Royal Philharmonic Orchestra	Star Wars: In Concert[127]	N/A

2010s

Entertainment events at the United Center
Dates	Artist	Tour	Supporting acts	Attendance	Box office
2010
March 12	Muse	The Resistance Tour	Silversun Pickups	16,284 / 16,284	$812,638[128]
March 13	The Black Eyed Peas	The E.N.D World Tour	LMFAO Ludacris	17,106 / 17,106	$1,152,289[129]
March 18	Jay-Z	The Blueprint 3 Tour	Young Jeezy Trey Songz	14,966 / 14,966	$1,322,831[130]
April 10	John Mayer	Battle Studies World Tour	Michael Franti and Spearhead	14,583 / 14,583	$924,484
May 25	Maxwell Jill Scott	Maxwell & Jill Scott: The Tour	Guy Torry	10,875 / 10,875	$910,300[131]
July 9	Carole King James Taylor	Troubadour Reunion Tour	N/A	13,993 / 13,993	$1,257,150[132]
July 17	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Mojo Tour 2010	Drive-By Truckers	13,373 / 14,484	$1,265,077[133]
August 25	Rihanna	Last Girl on Earth	Kesha	N/A
September 20	Roger Waters	The Wall Live	N/A	45,653 / 47,487	$5,400,900[134]
September 21
September 23
September 24
2011
January 26	Linkin Park	A Thousand Suns World Tour	Does It Offend You, Yeah? Pendulum	11,519 / 11,519	$711,328[135]
February 26	Kid Rock	Born Free Tour[136]	N/A
February 28	Lady Gaga	The Monster Ball Tour	Lady Starlight Scissor Sisters	15,845 / 15,845	$1,801,457[137]
March 8	Bon Jovi	Bon Jovi Live	The West Side	33,884 / 33,884	$3,241,671[138]
March 9	Bon Jovi	Bon Jovi Live	The West Side	33,884 / 33,884	$3,241,671[138]
April 1	Lil Wayne	I Am Music II Tour	Nicki Minaj Rick Ross Travis Barker Mix Master Mike	N/A
April 9	Stevie Nicks Rod Stewart	Heart & Soul Tour	N/A	14,039 / 14,039	$1,540,288[139]
April 12	Rush	Time Machine Tour	N/A	12,178 / 11,670	$1,009,885[140]
May 17	The Farewell Season: Oprah's Surprise Spectacular			13,000[141]	N/A
June 15	Rihanna	Loud Tour[142][143]	B.o.B J. Cole	N/A
June 20	Peter Gabriel	New Blood Tour[144]	Ane Brun	N/A
July 8	Britney Spears	Femme Fatale Tour	Nicki Minaj Jessie and the Toy Boys NERVO	N/A
July 13	Josh Groban	Straight to You Tour	N/A
August 5	Sade	Sade Live	John Legend	30,834 / 32,124	$2,983,195[145]
August 6
August 7
November 30	Jay-Z Kanye West	Watch the Throne Tour[146]	N/A
December 1	Jay-Z Kanye West	Watch the Throne Tour[146]	N/A
2012
February 1	Disney on Ice	Dare to Dream[147]	N/A
February 2
February 3
February 4
February 5
February 6
February 7
February 8
February 9
February 10
February 11
February 12
February 24	Van Halen	A Different Kind of Truth Tour	Kool & the Gang	N/A
March 19	The Black Keys	El Camino Tour Suck It and See Tour	Arctic Monkeys	14,386 / 14,386	$687,274[148]
June 22	Aerosmith	Global Warming Tour	Cheap Trick	N/A
July 6	Neil Diamond	World Tour 2012[149]	N/A
July 20	Cirque du Soleil	Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour	N/A	22,177 / 24,226	$2,658,416[150][151]
July 21	Cirque du Soleil	Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour	N/A	22,177 / 24,226	$2,658,416[150][151]
August 3	Jennifer Lopez	Dance Again World Tour	Frankie J Enrique Iglesias	14,403 / 14,403	$1,426,917[152]
August 7	Coldplay	Mylo Xyloto Tour	Marina and the Diamonds Charli XCX	33,995 / 33,995	$2,893,220[153]
August 8	Coldplay	Mylo Xyloto Tour	Marina and the Diamonds Charli XCX	33,995 / 33,995	$2,893,220[153]
September 13	Mary J. Blige D'Angelo	The Liberation Tour	Melanie Fiona Starshell	N/A
September 15	Rush	Clockwork Angels Tour	N/A	11,307 / 12,130	$1,113,292[154]
September 19	Madonna	The MDNA Tour	Paul Oakenfold	28,143 / 28,143	$5,102,880[155]
September 20	Madonna	The MDNA Tour	Paul Oakenfold	28,143 / 28,143	$5,102,880[155]
September 24	Prince	Welcome 2[156]	N/A
September 25			N/A
September 26			Janelle Monáe[157]	N/A
September 27	Peter Gabriel	Back to Front Tour	Jennie Abrahamson Linnea Olsson	9,886 / 10,863	$967,504[158]
October 11	Neil Young Crazy Horse	Alchemy Tour	Los Lobos	8,707 / 10,048	$680,943[154]
October 26	Barbra Streisand	Barbra Live	Chris Botti Il Volo	13,496 / 13,496	$3,894,605[159]
November 9	Bob Dylan	Never Ending Tour 2012	Mark Knopfler	6,335 / 8,021	$532,301[160]
December 5	Dave Matthews Band	2012 Winter Tour	Jimmy Cliff	15,953 / 15,953	$1,192,514[161]
December 12	Carrie Underwood	Blown Away Tour	Hunter Hayes	11,930 / 11,930	$696,120[162]
2013
February 20	Swedish House Mafia	One Last Tour	N/A
March 4	Muse	The 2nd Law World Tour	Dead Sara	12,760 / 14,654	$650,119[163]
March 9	Pink	The Truth About Love Tour	The Hives	16,609 / 16,609	$1,195,791[164]
March 22	Rihanna	Diamonds World Tour	ASAP Rocky	15,902 / 15,902	$1,234,380[165]
April 6	Bob Seger The Silver Bullet Band	Rock and Roll Never Forgets Tour[166]	Joe Walsh	14,938 / 14,938	$1,360,125[167]
April 13	Fleetwood Mac	Fleetwood Mac Live[168]	N/A
April 18	Alicia Keys	Set the World on Fire Tour	Miguel[169]	N/A
May 28	The Rolling Stones	50 & Counting	N/A	43,763 / 43,763	$16,524,615[170]
May 31
June 3
July 9	Justin Bieber	Believe Tour	Hot Chelle Rae Mike Posner	14,574 / 14,574	$1,198,621[171]
July 13	Bruno Mars	Moonshine Jungle Tour	Ellie Goulding	16,278 / 16,278	$1,326,517[172]
July 17	Beyoncé	The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour	Luke James	14,154 / 14,154	$1,688,865[173]
September 7	Michael Bublé	To Be Loved Tour	Naturally 7	12,880 / 12,880	$1,269,095[174]
September 20	Eagles	History of the Eagles – Live in Concert[175]	N/A
September 29	Lionel Richie	All the Hits, All Night Long[176]	N/A
October 20	Josh Groban	All That Echoes World Tour[177]	Judith Hill	N/A
October 23	Bon Jovi	Because We Can	N/A	13,560 / 13,560	$1,146,614[178]
October 24	Rod Stewart	Live the Life Tour	Steve Winwood[179]	N/A
November 5	Pink	The Truth About Love Tour	New Politics	15,583 / 15,583	$1,424,149[180]
December 9	Avril Lavigne Enrique Iglesias Fifth Harmony Flo Rida Icona Pop Robin Thicke Travie McCoy	KIIS-FM Jingle Ball[181]	N/A
December 12	Drake	Would You Like a Tour?[182]	Miguel	N/A
December 13	Beyoncé	The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour	Luke James	14,005 / 14,005	$1,859,745[183]
December 17	Kanye West	The Yeezus Tour	Kendrick Lamar	30,010 / 30,010	$2,687,476[184]
December 18	Kanye West	The Yeezus Tour	Kendrick Lamar	30,010 / 30,010	$2,687,476[184]
2014
January 9	Jay Z	Magna Carter World Tour[185]	N/A
January 10	Keith Urban	Light the Fuse Tour[186]	Dustin Lynch Little Big Town	N/A
February 16	Justin Timberlake	The 20/20 Experience World Tour	DJ Freestyle	29,293 / 29,293	$3,702,833[187]
February 17	Justin Timberlake	The 20/20 Experience World Tour	DJ Freestyle	29,293 / 29,293	$3,702,833[187]
February 25	Sting Paul Simon	On Stage Together Tour	N/A	11,036 / 11,036	$1,558,245[188]
March 8	Kings of Leon	Mechanical Bull Tour[189]	Gary Clark Jr.	N/A
May 27	Barry Gibb	Mythology Tour[190]	N/A
June 19	Queen + Adam Lambert	Queen + Adam Lambert Tour 2014–2015[191]	N/A
July 9	Paul McCartney	Out There	N/A	15,776 / 15,776	$2,551,520[192]
July 11	Lady Gaga	ArtRave: The Artpop Ball	Lady Starlight Crayon Pop	15,112 / 15,112	$1,314,360[193]
August 7	Katy Perry	The Prismatic World Tour	Capital Cities Ferras	27,851 / 27,851	$3,369,142[194]
August 8	Katy Perry	The Prismatic World Tour	Capital Cities Ferras	27,851 / 27,851	$3,369,142[194]
August 14	Miley Cyrus	Bangerz Tour[195]	Dante the Don	N/A
August 23	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Hypnotic Eye Tour[196]	Steve Winwood	N/A
August 26	Arcade Fire	Reflektor Tour[197]	Dan Deacon Devo	N/A
August 27	Arcade Fire	Reflektor Tour[197]	Dan Deacon Devo	N/A
September 27	The Black Keys	Turn Blue World Tour[198]	Cage the Elephant	N/A
September 28	The Black Keys	Turn Blue World Tour[198]	Cage the Elephant	N/A
October 2	Fleetwood Mac	On with the Show[199]	N/A
October 3	Fleetwood Mac	On with the Show[199]	N/A
October 14	Demi Lovato	Demi World Tour[200]	Christina Perri MKTO Ben Miller	N/A
November 14	Stevie Wonder	Songs in the Key of Life Tour[201]	N/A
November 17	Usher	UR Experience Tour[202]	August Alsina DJ Cassidy	N/A
November 19	Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus	Legends[203]	N/A
November 20
November 21
November 22
November 23
November 24
November 25
November 26
November 27
November 28
November 29
November 30
December 8	Justin Timberlake	The 20/20 Experience World Tour	DJ Freestyle	14,951 / 14,951	$1,905,303[204]
December 11	Bob Seger The Silver Bullet Band	Ride Out Tour[205]	The J. Geils Band	N/A
2015
January 28	Disney on Ice	Frozen[206]	N/A
January 29
January 30
January 31
February 1
February 2
February 3
February 4
February 5
February 6
February 7
February 8
February 14	Barry Manilow	One Last Time![207]	N/A
February 28	Charlie Wilson	Forever Charlie Tour	Kem Joe	13,420 / 13,420	$909,376[208]
March 19	Maroon 5	Maroon V Tour	MAGIC! Rozzi Crane	15,747 / 15,903	$1,479,650[209]
April 14	Neil Diamond	Melody Road Tour	N/A	11,225 / 11,720	$1,343,107[210]
June 12	Rush	R40 Live Tour	N/A	14,256 / 14,256	$1,450,746[211]
June 18	Bette Midler	Divine Intervention Tour	N/A	10,950 / 10,950	$1,477,074[212]
June 24	U2	Innocence + Experience Tour[213]	N/A	95,070 / 95,070	$11,347,305[214]
June 25
June 28
June 29
July 2
September 28	Madonna	Rebel Heart Tour	Michael Diamond	14,026 / 14,026	$2,522,365[215]
October 2	Ariana Grande	The Honeymoon Tour[216]	Prince Royce Who Is Fancy	N/A
October 16	Stevie Wonder	Songs in the Key of Life Tour[201]	N/A
October 28	Luke Bryan	Kick the Dust Up Tour[217]	Randy Houser Dustin Lynch	N/A
October 29	Luke Bryan	Kick the Dust Up Tour[217]	Randy Houser Dustin Lynch	N/A
November 6	The Weeknd	The Madness Fall Tour[218]	Banks Travis Scott	N/A
November 19	Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus	Circus Xtreme[219]	N/A
November 20
November 21
November 22
November 23
November 24
November 25
November 26
November 27
November 28
November 29
2016
January 13	Muse	Drones World Tour	X Ambassadors	13,439 / 13,439	$819,321[220]
January 19	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	The River Tour 2016	N/A	19,120 / 19,120	$2,756,475[221]
January 22	Black Sabbath	The End Tour	Rival Sons[222]	14,517 / 15,648	$1,525,127[223]
February 17	AC/DC	Rock or Bust World Tour[224]	Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown[225]	13,773 / 13,773	$1,696,155[226]
March 10	The Who	The Who Hits 50!	Tal Wilkenfeld[227]	12,104 / 12,104	$1,254,813[228]
March 12	Fall Out Boy	Wintour is Coming	PVRIS Awolnation	12,970 / 13,378	$607,683[229]
April 1	Chicago Earth, Wind & Fire	Heart and Soul Tour 2.0[230]	N/A	12,551 / 13,170	$912,679[231]
April 4	David Gilmour	Rattle That Lock Tour[232]	N/A	28,184 / 28,184[lower-alpha 1]	$3,386,575[lower-alpha 1][233]
April 6	Iron Maiden	The Book of Souls World Tour	The Raven Age[234]	13,968 / 13,968	$1,085,976[235]
April 8	David Gilmour	Rattle That Lock Tour[232]	N/A	28,184 / 28,184[lower-alpha 1]	$3,386,575[lower-alpha 1][233]
April 15	Rihanna	Anti World Tour[236]	Travis Scott	13,515 / 19,625	$1,330,995[231]
June 25	Selena Gomez	Revival Tour[237]	DNCE Bahari[238]	17,292 / 17,372	$1,109,296
July 9	Sting Peter Gabriel	Rock Paper Scissors North American Tour[239]	N/A	14,257 / 14,257	$1,938,195[240]
July 10	Adele	Adele Live 2016[241]	N/A	45,635 / 45,635	$5,074,208[242]
July 11
July 13
July 26	Drake Future	Summer Sixteen Tour[243]	Dvsn Roy Woods	27,037 / 30,294	$3,214,405[244]
July 27	Drake Future	Summer Sixteen Tour[243]	Dvsn Roy Woods	27,037 / 30,294	$3,214,405[244]
July 30	Hillsong United	Empires Tour	Lauren Daigle[245]	N/A
August 9	Barbra Streisand	Barbra: The Music, The Mem'ries, The Magic[246]	N/A	13,748 / 13,748	$3,780,492[247]
August 28	Bruce Springsteen E Street Band	The River Tour 2016	N/A	19,313 / 19,313	$2,459,600[248]
September 7	Disney on Ice	Dare to Dream[249]	N/A
September 8
September 9
September 10
September 11
October 5	Drake Future	Summer Sixteen Tour[243]	Dvsn Roy Woods	N/A
October 7	Kanye West	Saint Pablo Tour[250]	N/A
October 16	Sia	Nostalgic for the Present Tour[251]	Miguel AlunaGeorge	N/A
November 17	Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus	Out of this World[252]	N/A
November 18
November 19
November 20
November 21
November 22
November 23
November 24
November 25
November 26
November 27
December 3	Stevie Nicks	24 Karat Gold Tour[253]	The Pretenders	13,440 / 14,338	$1,324,954[254]
2017
January 28	Twenty One Pilots	Emotional Roadshow World Tour	Jon Bellion Judah & the Lion	12,906 / 13,350	$698,426[255]
February 1	Disney on Ice	Follow Your Heart[256]	N/A
February 2
February 3
February 4
February 5
February 6
February 7
February 8
February 9
February 10
February 11
February 12
February 22	Ramin Djawadi	Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience[257]	N/A
February 25	Charlie Wilson	In It to Win It[258]	Fantasia Johnny Gill Solero	10,458 / 10,458	$734,668[254]
March 8	Kings of Leon	Walls Tour[259]	Deerhunter[260] The Weeks[261]	N/A
March 14	Ariana Grande	Dangerous Woman Tour[262]	Little Mix Victoria Monét[263]	12,342 / 13,584	$989,255
March 26	Bon Jovi	This House Is Not for Sale Tour[264]	35th & Taylor	17,929 / 18,718	$1,543,878
April 11	John Mayer	The Search for Everything World Tour[265]	N/A	13,530 / 13,807	$1,039,809
May 28	Neil Diamond	50 Year Anniversary World Tour[266]	N/A	13,890 / 13,890	$1,741,243
June 30	Red Hot Chili Peppers	The Getaway World Tour[267]	Deerhoof Jack Irons[268]	27,356 / 27,356	$2,507,894
July 1	Red Hot Chili Peppers	The Getaway World Tour[267]	Deerhoof Jack Irons[268]	27,356 / 27,356	$2,507,894
July 13	Queen + Adam Lambert	Queen + Adam Lambert Tour 2017–2018[269]	N/A	12,537 / 13,725	$1,262,869
July 14	Cedric the Entertainer Eddie Griffin D. L. Hughley George Lopez Charlie Murphy	The Comedy Get Down Tour[270]	N/A	—	—
July 17	Kendrick Lamar	The Damn Tour[271]	Travis Scott DRAM	16,727 / 26,316[lower-alpha 2]	$1,415,331[lower-alpha 2]
July 21	G-Dragon	Act III: M.O.T.T.E World Tour[272]	N/A	7,035 / 10,688	$944,143
July 22	Roger Waters	Us + Them Tour[273]	N/A	32,414 / 36,000[lower-alpha 3]	$4,162,170[lower-alpha 3]
July 23	Roger Waters	Us + Them Tour[273]	N/A	32,414 / 36,000[lower-alpha 3]	$4,162,170[lower-alpha 3]
July 24	J. Cole	4 Your Eyez Only World Tour[274][275]	N/A	12,685 / 14,068	$1,166,321
July 26	Earth, Wind & Fire	2054:The Tour	N/A	4,084 / 7,132	$279,237
July 28	Roger Waters	US + Them Tour	N/A	[lower-alpha 3]	[lower-alpha 3]
August 16	Bruno Mars	24K Magic World Tour[276]	Camila Cabello	47,942 / 47,942	$6,347,950
August 18
August 19
August 20	Kendrick Lamar	The Damn Tour[277]	YG	[lower-alpha 2]	[lower-alpha 2]
August 26	Lionel Richie Mariah Carey	All the Hits Tour[278]	Tauren Wells	12,692 / 14,859	$958,743
October 18	Imagine Dragons	Evolve World Tour[279]	Grouplove K.Flay	—	—
October 24	Katy Perry	Witness: The Tour[280]	Noah Cyrus	—	—
October 25	Katy Perry	Witness: The Tour[280]	Noah Cyrus	—	—
November 6	Guns N' Roses	Not in This Lifetime... Tour[281]	N/A	—	—
December 5	Jay-Z	4:44 Tour[282]	Vic Mensa	—	—
December 6	Andrea Bocelli[283]	N/A		—	—
December 17	Xscape	The Great Xscape Tour[284]	N/A	—	—
2018
January 11	Lana Del Rey	LA to the Moon Tour[285]	Jhené Aiko	—	—
January 16	The Killers	Wonderful Wonderful World Tour[286]	Alex Cameron	14,027 / 14,027	$814,493
February 28	Romeo Santos	Golden Tour[287]	N/A	—	—
March 9	Pink	Beautiful Trauma World Tour[288]	N/A	31,476 / 40,664	$4,254,230[289]
March 10	Pink	Beautiful Trauma World Tour[288]	N/A	31,476 / 40,664	$4,254,230[289]
March 14	Eagles	2018 Tour[290]	JD & The Straight Shot	—	—
March 16	Kid Rock	Greatest Show on Earth Tour[291]	A Thousand Horses	—	—
May 5	Kygo	Kids in Love Tour[292]	Blackbear	—	—
May 19	Shania Twain	Now Tour[293]	N/A	12,451 / 12,451	$1,134,116
May 22	U2	Experience + Innocence Tour[294]	N/A	32,463 / 32,463	$4,135,008
May 23	U2	Experience + Innocence Tour[294]	N/A	32,463 / 32,463	$4,135,008
June 1	Depeche Mode	Global Spirit Tour[295]	EMA	14,244 / 14,244	$1,368,405[296]
June 6	Paul Simon	Homeward Bound: The Farewell Tour	N/A	—	—
June 30	Harry Styles	Harry Styles: Live on Tour[297]	Kacey Musgraves	18,286 / 18,286	$1,432,559
July 6	Radiohead	A Moon Shaped Pool Tour[298]	Junun	—	—
July 7	Radiohead	A Moon Shaped Pool Tour[298]	Junun	—	—
July 17	Panic! at the Disco	Pray for the Wicked Tour[299]	A R I Z O N A Hayley Kiyoko	—	—
August 3	Shakira	El Dorado World Tour[300]	Salva	12,698 / 13,555	$1,495,163
August 13	The Smashing Pumpkins	Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour[301]	Metric	—	—
August 14	The Smashing Pumpkins	Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour[301]	Metric	—	—
August 15	Sam Smith	The Thrill of It All Tour[302]	N/A	13,319 / 13,319	$1,122,824[303]
September 14	Maroon 5	Red Pill Blues Tour[304]	Julia Michaels	—	—
October 2	BTS	BTS World Tour: Love Yourself[305]	N/A		—
October 3	BTS	BTS World Tour: Love Yourself[305]	N/A		—
October 6	Fleetwood Mac	An Evening with Fleetwood Mac[306]	N/A	—	—
October 15	Eagles	2018 Tour[290]	N/A	—	—
October 16	Gorillaz	The Now Now Tour[307]	The Internet	—	—
October 17	Twenty One Pilots	The Bandito Tour[308]	Awolnation Max Frost	—	—
October 19	Florence and the Machine	High as Hope Tour[309]	Perfume Genius	—	—
December 29	WWE	WWE Holiday Tour	N/A
2019
January 30	Disney on Ice	Mickey's Search Party	N/A
January 31
February 1
February 2
February 3
February 8	Cher	Here We Go Again Tour	Nile Rodgers & Chic	14,984 / 14,984	$2,009,018
February 21	Travis Scott	Astroworld: Wish You Were Here Tour	Sheck Wes	17,513 / 17,513	$1,327,057
March 1	Fleetwood Mac	An Evening with Fleetwood Mac	N/A
March 2	Kiss	Kiss Farewell Tour	N/A
March 26	2Cellos	Let There Be Cello Tour	N/A
March 29	Mumford & Sons	Delta Tour	N/A
April 12	Muse	Simulation Theory World Tour[310]	Walk the Moon	N/A
April 27	Trevor Noah	The Loud & Clear Tour	N/A
May 8	The 1975	North American Tour Tour	N/A
June 4	Ariana Grande	Sweetener World Tour	Normani Social House	28,941 / 28,941	$3,468,667
June 5	Ariana Grande	Sweetener World Tour	Normani Social House	28,941 / 28,941	$3,468,667
June 21	Hugh Jackman	The Man. The Music. The Show.	N/A	13,070 / 13,070	$1,328,925
July 27	Jeff Lynne's ELO	Jeff Lynne's ELO Tour 2019[311]	Dhani Harrison	N/A
August 9	Queen + Adam Lambert	The Rhapsody Tour	N/A	16,108 / 16,108	$2,089,002
August 10	Backstreet Boys	DNA World Tour	N/A	14,971 / 15,311	$1,425,918
September 14	Thomas Rhett	Very Hot Summer Tour	Dustin Lynch Russell Dickerson Rhett Akins	N/A
September 19	Jonas Brothers	Happiness Begins Tour	Bebe Rexha Jordan McGraw	30,605 / 30,605	$3,426,657
September 20	Jonas Brothers	Happiness Begins Tour	Bebe Rexha Jordan McGraw	30,605 / 30,605	$3,426,657
October 29	Carrie Underwood	The Cry Pretty Tour 360	Maddie & Tae Runaway June	N/A
November 3	Tool	Fear Inoculum Tour[312]	Killing Joke	—	—
November 27	Cher	Here We Go Again Tour	Nile Rodgers & Chic	12,161 / 12,161	$1,270,763
December 1	Celine Dion	Courage World Tour	N/A	13,685 / 13,685	$2,870,852

2020s

Entertainment events at the United Center
Dates	Artist	Tour	Supporting acts	Attendance	Box office
2020
January 12	Seventeen	Ode to You	N/A	—	—
2021
October 14	Gabriel Iglesias	Fluffy World Tour	N/A	—	—
April 3	Sturgill Simpson	A Good Look'n Tour	Tyler Childers	—	—
May 29	Tame Impala	Unknown	Perfume Genius	—	—
June 16	Monsta X	2020 World Tour	N/A	—	—
July 21	Bon Jovi	2020 Tour	Bryan Adams	—	—
September 24	Harry Styles	Love On Tour	Jenny Lewis	—	—
September 25	Harry Styles	Love On Tour	Jenny Lewis	—	—
October 16	Twenty One Pilots	Takeover Tour[313]	Arrested Youth Half Alive	—	—
2022
January 20	Kacey Musgraves	Star-crossed: unveiled	King Princess MUNA	—	—
February 4	Elton John	Farewell Yellow Brick Road	N/A	—	—
February 5	Elton John	Farewell Yellow Brick Road	N/A	—	—
February 22	Tyler, the Creator	Call Me if You Get Lost Tour	Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, Teezo Touchdown	—	—
March 9	Dua Lipa	Future Nostalgia Tour[314]	Caroline Polachek Lolo Zouai	—	—
March 10	Tool	Fear Inoculum Tour[315]	—	—	—
March 14	Billie Eilish	Happier Than Ever, The World Tour[316]	Duckwrth	—	—
April 28	John Mayer	Sob Rock Tour[317]	—	—	—
July 1	Stray Kids	Stray Kids 2nd World Tour "MANIAC"	—	—	—
September 21	The Killers	Pressure Machine Tour[318]	Johnny Marr	—	—
October 5	Iron Maiden	Legacy of the Beast World Tour[319]	Within Temptation	—	—

Notes

The score data for David Gilmour's Rattle That Lock Tour concerts is combined from the shows on April 4 and 8, 2016.
The score data is combined from the Kendrick Lamar shows held at the United Center 27 July to 20 August 2017 respectively.
The score data is combined from the Roger Waters shows held at the United Center from 22, 23 & 28 July 2017 respectively.

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[Chicago-233] The score data for David Gilmour's Rattle That Lock Tour concerts is combined from the shows on April 4 and 8, 2016.

[KLamar-273] The score data is combined from the Kendrick Lamar shows held at the United Center 27 July to 20 August 2017 respectively.

[RWaters-276] The score data is combined from the Roger Waters shows held at the United Center from 22, 23 & 28 July 2017 respectively.

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