Bruno Mars plays Raymond James Stadium this Saturday and Sunday, both shows at 7 p.m., as The Romantic Tour makes its Tampa stop. RAYE and DJ Pee .Wee open both nights — the same pairing across this market, while the tour rotates support acts city by city through the rest of its run.
The production is built around The Romantic, Mars's fourth solo album and his first studio release in nearly a decade. Atlantic Records put it out in February, and the 124-show touring cycle that followed spans four continents — opening in Las Vegas in April and not closing until next May in South Korea, with a 2027 leg through Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and much of Asia still ahead.
The rotating support structure gives the bill unusual range at the opener level. Leon Thomas, Victoria Monét, and Tyla have each taken the support slot on other dates in the run. Tampa receives RAYE and DJ Pee .Wee across both nights, a consistent local pairing rather than the alternating arrangement deployed in other markets.
The Tampa dates land roughly at the tour's midpoint. The album's Atlantic push — after a gap of nearly ten years between solo records — is being sustained by one of the longer stadium commitments in the current touring calendar. A run of that length, across that many markets, doesn't get scheduled without major label and promoter confidence in sustained demand.
The 2027 Asia and Pacific leg will carry the tour through its final chapter before the South Korea close. For Tampa audiences, the two-night Raymond James stand this weekend is the window before the production moves on to the remainder of its North American and international schedule.
Tickets are through Ticketmaster.
