Dancing with the Stars Expands Live Tour with the Return of Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson
Due to “unprecedented demand,” the Dancing With the Stars: Live Tour has been extended. The tour now includes nine additional dates running until April 19th, with stops in Richmond, Virginia, and Buffalo, New York, following previous cancellations caused by weather conditions.
Olympic bronze medalist and Season 33 finalist Stephen Nedoroscik will resume his role as cohost alongside professionals Alan Bersten, Brandon Armstrong, Britt Stewart, Daniella Karagach, Emma Slater, Ezra Sosa, Gleb Savchenko, Pasha Pashkov, and Rylee Arnold, who will all participate in the extended tour.
Beginning April 15 in Buffalo, Season 33 Mirrorball winners Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson will join the tour, as announced in a release.
The announcement was made through an Instagram reel featuring Nedoroscik at his computer, flanked by his fellow tour members.
Following the thrilling conclusion of season 33’s Dancing With the Stars finale, fans are eagerly anticipating the DWTS Live 2025 tour. Confirmed during the October 7 episode of the popular ABC reality TV show, this touring event will include a host of professional dancers such as Emma Slater, Gleb Savchenko, and Rylee Arnold. The […]
“Checking to see if the tour will be extended…” the caption in the video read.
After a brief moment of suspense where the cast exaggerated their reactions, they erupted in joy as they pretended to receive the exciting news.
The tour, which was slated to conclude on Sunday, April 6, in Los Angeles, will now resume three days later with a return to Akron, Ohio, where performances are set for Wednesday night, February 5. Additional stops include Cincinnati and Rosemont, Illinois.
The Dancing With the Stars: Live Tour will also visit Atlantic City, White Plains, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Participants from the Dancing With the Stars crews, along with some season 33 contestants, are set for the 2025 tour — and Us Weekly has an exclusive first glance. The latest DWTS champion Joey Graziadei was spotted rehearsing alongside partner Jenna Johnson for the tour, slated to begin in January. Stars from the competitive series will […]
This marks the first extension of the official Dancing With the Stars: Live Tour, which has occurred almost annually since 2014.
“Dancing With the Stars enjoys immense popularity, with millions tuning in each week, yet only a few can make it to Hollywood to experience our live studio audience,” stated Ryan O’Dowd, executive producer for DWTS at BBC Studios, in an October press release regarding the tour announcement. “The DWTS Tour offers fans a rare and unique chance to witness live the magic that unfolds each week on television.”
The statement went on to explain, “Watching from home is remarkable, but witnessing these gravity-defying performances right before your eyes, experiencing the thrill of some of the most powerful dance performances ever, is an entirely different phenomenon.”
Tickets for the newly added shows will be available for purchase on Friday, February 7 at 10 a.m. local time at DWTStour.com. Ticket holders for the postponed performances are advised to keep their tickets for the new dates.
