Fans of 80s music, get ready for some nostalgia. Four-time Grammy Award-winner Lionel Richie is bringing back the hits in 2025, and he could be coming to a venue near you in the not-so-distant future. 

The singer, who turned 76 in June, has 33 performances scheduled on his 'Say Hello to the Hits' global tour. After 22 shows in Europe and South America during the summer, he will come back to the United States for 10 shows including a handful at Encore in Las Vegas. 

The hits have been plentiful since Richie's debut album in 1982. The pop/soul/R&B singer-songwriter has sold more than 120 million albums worldwide. He's seen five songs reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, and his second album Can't Slow Down went 10-times platinum.

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Now, Richie is bringing hits like "Hello," "Easy," "Sail On," "All Night Long," "Three Times a Lady" and "Still" back to American stages for the first time since 2019. As you might expect, the tour has generated quite a bit of anticipation, and tickets have been selling quickly. 

Interested in seeing Lionel Richie perform in person this fall? Here's everything you need to know about the 'Say Hello to the Hits' tour, including the full schedule and links to the best and cheapest tickets. 

Lionel Richie tickets 2025 for 'Say Hello to the Hits' Tour

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Tickets for Lionel Richie's 'Say Hello to the Hits' tour are available now on StubHub.

With the roadshow just recently announced, prices for his concerts start anywhere from $107 in Los Angeles to $255 for his final show in Las Vegas.

Prices are expected to fluctuate following the tour presale and general sale, so click the link below to view the latest costs and ticket availability.

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Lionel Richie 'Say Hello to the Hits' Tour 2025 schedule

Lionel Richie will begin the U.S. portion of his 2025 roadshow in late September with a performance at Town Hall New York. He will then head westward to Austin, Texas, followed by seven shows in Las Vegas with one Los Angeles performance mixed in.

Below is a full schedule for the 'Say Hello to the Hits' tour. Click here to view tickets for every show.