LOS ANGELES, CA — In an industry obsessed with the “next big thing,” few artists have managed to define what it means to be an enduring icon quite like Donny Osmond. From teen heartthrob adorning bedroom walls in the 70s to a seasoned master of stage, screen, and Las Vegas residencies, Osmond has done it all. Yet, it appears the ultimate showman is preparing for his biggest act yet.

Today, in a stunning announcement that has sent ripples of excitement through his multi-generational fanbase, Donny Osmond officially revealed plans for his massive outing: the “Legacy Tour 2026.”

This ambitious trek marks Osmond’s first extensive run of large-scale live performances following a series of highly successful, more intimate solo engagements throughout 2024 and 2025. While those recent shows offered fans an up-close look at the entertainer, the “Legacy Tour” promises a spectacle on an entirely different level, serving as a career-spanning celebration of an artist who has spent over six decades in the spotlight.

To signal the sheer scale of this undertaking, Osmond has chosen a launchpad fitting for a pop culture titan. The “Legacy Tour 2026” will kick off on a massive stage beneath the lights of Los Angeles’ premier venue, SoFi Stadium, on June 10, 2026.

The choice of SoFi Stadium—a cavernous, state-of-the-art venue usually reserved for the world’s biggest rock bands and Super Bowls—is a bold statement of intent. It indicates that this is not just another concert tour; it is a major entertainment event. Insiders suggest the production will be the most elaborate of Osmond’s career, utilizing the stadium setting to create an immersive journey through his vast musical catalog.

“I have spent my entire life on stage, sharing music and memories with the most incredible fans in the world,” Osmond said in a press statement accompanying the announcement. “The past few years of solo shows have been deeply personal, but I felt it was time to bring everyone together for something truly massive. The ‘Legacy Tour’ is exactly that—it’s a celebration of where we’ve been, where we are, and the music that connects us all. Starting at SoFi Stadium is a dream come true, and we are going to blow the roof off that place.”

A “Legacy” tour for Donny Osmond carries significant weight. It requires encapsulating a career that began when he was just five years old singing on The Andy Williams Show. The setlist is expected to be a Herculean effort in curation, balancing the bubblegum pop classics that defined an era, like “Puppy Love” and “Go Away Little Girl,” with his 80s comeback hits like “Soldier of Love.”

Furthermore, fans can expect nods to his extensive Broadway history, most notably his record-breaking run as Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, as well as his contributions to Disney standards like “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” from Mulan.

What separates Osmond from many of his contemporaries is not just his survival in the fickle music business, but his continued relevance. He has maintained his status as a consummate entertainer—a singer, a dancer, and a host with an uncanny ability to connect with audiences ranging from boomers who grew up with him to younger generations who discovered him on Dancing with the Stars or The Masked Singer.

The “Legacy Tour 2026” is expected to draw this diverse crowd, uniting mothers, daughters, and grandmothers in a shared experience of pure nostalgia and high-energy performance. While the 2024-2025 shows kept the flame burning in theaters and showrooms, the 2026 stadium and arena tour is poised to be a roaring bonfire of pop music history.

Following the June 10 kickoff in Los Angeles, the tour will commence a cross-country trek, with further dates and venues expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

Industry analysts predict high demand for tickets, given the historic nature of the tour and Osmond’s reputation for delivering tireless, crowd-pleasing live shows. For the thousands of fans who have followed him from tiger beat magazines to TikTok, June 10, 2026, isn’t just a concert date—it’s a homecoming celebration six decades in the making.