These 7 artists are coming to Kansas City in March: Cardi B, Journey & more
Due to the Big 12 tournament for both men’s and women’s hoops, the T-Mobile Center will be occupied for the first two weeks of March.
Still, there are plenty of shows in different venues around Kansas City this month and the rest of the year.
Here are seven shows happening in March across Kansas City.
Monaleo
Rising rap artist Monaleo will be performing at The Truman on Sunday, March 1, as a part of her Who Did The Body Tour. She has nearly 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify and has viral songs like “Putting Ya Dine” and “Beating Down Yo Bloc.”
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster, though they appear to be resale tickets, so prices may vary.
Lauren Spencer-Smith
Former American Idol contestant and Canadian singer Lauren Spencer-Smith will be performing at the Uptown Theatre on Friday, March 6, for her The Art Of Being A Mess Tour. Her songs “Flowers” and “Fingers Crossed” are certified platinum in the U.S.
Resale tickets are available on Ticketmaster.
Anthony Hamilton & October London
R&B fans can catch singers Anthony Hamilton and October London at the R&B and Southern Soul Fest on Sunday, March 8. The festival will be held at the Cable Dahmer Arena in Independence.
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster, with prices as low as $79.20. Soul artist 803Fresh will also be performing at the festival.
Peter McPoland
Indie singer Peter McPoland will perform at The Truman on Tuesday, March 10, for his Big Lucky Tour. He’ll be joined by alternative rock duo Girl Tones.
McPoland has over 700,000 followers on TikTok, while his song “Digital Silence” has over 99 million streams on Spotify. Resale tickets for the show are available through Ticketmaster.
Cardi B
Arguably the biggest act coming in town so far this year. Grammy winning rapper Cardi B will make her return to KC on Tuesday, March 17, at the T-Mobile Center. Her Little Miss Drama Tour is supporting her 2025 project, “Am I The Drama?” her first album in seven years.
Tickets for the show are available on Ticketmaster.com, but the prices have boosted up. At one point they were as low as $73, with the cheapest ticket now being $253.25.
Cardi B last performed in the Kansas City area during Flyover, a one-day hip-hop music festival that took place at Azura Amphitheater in Bonner Springs in 2019.
TobyMac
Christian hip-hop artist TobyMac will bring his TOBYMAC’S Hit Deep Tour to the T-Mobile Center on Friday, March 20. He will be joined by Christian singers Crowder and Jeremy Camp.
TobyMac is a seven-time Grammy winner who is familiar with the T-Mobile Center. He’s had stops at the arena in 2020 and 2015 for previous renditions of his Hit Deep tour.
Journey
Famous ‘70s rock band Journey is heading on their Final Frontier tour to mark the end of their touring careers, coming Thursday, March 26, to T-Mobile Center. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers from San Francisco have a catalog of global chart-topping hits including “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Separate Ways,” “Lights” and “Wheel in the Sky.”
The cheapest tickets available are $78.37 on AXS.
Tickets for the show are as low as $30.53, according to AXS.
Did we miss any? Feel free to let us know at ralexander@kcstar.com.
