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BREAKING NEWS: Tom Jones World Tour 2026 Just Announced — 35 Dates Across North America, Europe, and Australia! Legendary vocalist Tom Jones has officially unveiled his 2026 World Tour, marking his biggest global run in years and a powerful return to the international stage. The schedule features 35 major shows stretching from Los Angeles to London, Sydney to Seattle — each night promising electrifying energy, powerhouse vocals, and the soulful, emotional performances that have defined his iconic career… Rumors are already swirling that Allen Stone may join Tom Jones for select surprise performances — a collaboration fans have dreamed about for years — making this tour one of the most anticipated live events of the decade. Tickets start at $129, and VIP meet & greets are already selling out at record speed. Fans are calling it “the ultimate journey of emotion, fire, and pure musical power.”

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A wave of excitement is spreading through the music community — Tom Jones is reportedly preparing for a massive 2026 World Tour, expected to be his biggest tour in years.

Early reports suggest a schedule of 35 shows across North America, Europe, and Australia. If officially confirmed, this will mark a powerful and emotional return of the legendary singer to the global stage.

Fans have already begun sharing a rumored list of major cities — Los Angeles, London, Sydney, Seattle… Each night is said to promise explosive energy, timeless vocals, and the soulful power that have defined Tom’s six-decade career.

What’s fueling even more hype is the rumor that Allen Stone may join Tom Jones for select special performances. The thought of modern soul meeting a legendary voice has already set the fan community on fire.

Even without official confirmation, fans are calling it:
“A journey of emotion, fire, and pure musical power.”

If this news turns out to be true, there’s only one piece of advice:
Get ready — because tickets are expected to disappear faster than any tour before.

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