This summer, The Jonas Brothers are teaming up with Demi Lovato, fellow Hollywood Records label mate, on a world tour. They are backing their latest movie on the Disney Channel, “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam.” Starting on July 27, the trek of three continents will start on the North American leg with a performance in Dallas and wrap up in Raleigh, NC on October 17. To date 45 city stops have been announced. Venues haven’t been confirmed yet.

The annual tour “American Idols Live!,” which features this year’s 10 finalists from the competitors of “American Idol,” has announced their itinerary for 2010. The long trek will feature “Idol” finalists Tim Urban, Michael Lynche Siobhan Magnus, Lee DeWyze, Didi Benami, Katie Stevens, Crystal Bowersox, Andrew Garcia, Casey James and Aaron Kelly. This summer the outing will be visiting over 50 cities, kicking this off in Auburn Hills, MI on July 1 and wrapping up in Pittsburgh on September 14 two months later.

Kid Rock has two resort gigs lined up next month for the East Coast before he sets sail later in the spring on a cruise of the Cayman Islands. Last week, Kid Rock appeared on the telethon “Hope for Haiti along with Keith Urban and Sheryl Crow. He performed a “Lean on Me” cover. Rock will be performing in Uncasville CT on February 13 and in Atlantic City, NJ on February 14.

This summer, Adam Lambert will be embarking on his first US headlining tour ever as he continues to support “For Your Entertainment,” his debut album from last fall. After a few performances in May for radio station major market events, Lambert will launch his “Glam Nation” in Wilkes-Barre PA on June 4. The outing of 19 cities will consist of casino and theater stops across the country will be wrapping up in Saint Petersburg FL on September 18. Additional shows will be announced at a later date.

50 Cent will be launching a late spring tour of the US to support “Before I Self Destruct,” his newest studio album that was released last fall. The outing will follow two months of dates in Europe for 50 Cent (born Curtis Jackson). The trek will be kicking off in Cleveland on May 28 and wrap up in Atlantic City on June 25.

The Black Crowes have been strumming their unique blend of Southern rock for the past 20 years and their road is growing thin. They are set to launch their “Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys” tour on August 13 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and it will hit more than 50 cities before wrapping with a six-night residency stay at San Francisco’s Fillmore.

In 2006, Harry Connick Jr. excited Broadway audiences by appearing on the stage for the revival of “The Pajama Game.” Connick received a Tony nomination for ‘Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical’ for his efforts. Well it seems the bright lights of Broadway are pulling him back in. Connick has officially signed on for 11 performances at the Neil Simon Theatre that will be entitled “Harry Connick Jr. in Concert on Broadway.”

The British rockers Muse have stormed the US and have been rocking the roofs off arenas from sea to shining sea. It seems one run through just wasn’t satisfying enough because they’ve mapped out fall tour dates that will start in San Diego, California on September 22 and carry them through Cincinnati, Ohio on November [...]

Fresh off their reunion tour last year, Creed is hitting the road again this summer with a special twist. The outing, dubbed The 20-10 Tour,” will sell the first 2010 tickets for $20 with no service fees tacked on, while the remaining seats will be priced at $20 and $10 a piece and include service fees.

Fresh off her second ACM Award as Entertainer of the Year, Carrie Underwood is ready to inject some fresh life into her tour. The 45-city run that began March 11 now has an additional 41 dates tacked onto the end of it which will run her through the end of December closing in Calgary, Alberta on the 19th.