Avril Lavigne Teases 2025 Comeback Tour and New Music: Everything Fans Need to Know

Pop-punk icon Avril Lavigne is gearing up for her busiest year in a decade: the Canadian singer has just added a fresh leg of “Avril Lavigne — Greatest Hits Tour 2025,” dropped a nostalgic collab single, and confirmed her first-ever appearance on the rebooted Vans Warped Tour. Tour expansion • The new 19-date North American run launches 18 May in Moncton, NB, and weaves through major arenas in Halifax, New York, Cincinnati, Tampa, and more before wrapping 29 June at Ontario’s All Your Friends Festival. • Support comes from fellow early-2000s hit-makers Simple Plan, We The Kings, and Fefe Dobson, turning each night into a full-blown pop-punk reunion. Warped Tour debut After six years offline, Vans Warped Tour will roll into Washington, D.C. on 14–15 June with Lavigne topping a lineup that also features 3OH!3, Bowling for Soup, and Blessthefall. Additional Warped dates follow in Long Beach (27 July) and Orlando (16 Nov.). “So many bands I love cut their teeth on Warped; I can’t wait to celebrate 30 years of the tour with the fans,” Lavigne said in a statement. New single fueling the buzz To hype the road show, Lavigne and Simple Plan reunited on the anthemic “Young & Dumb,” a track that blends her Sk8er-grrl hooks with the band’s chant-along choruses. Stream counts are surging on TikTok and Spotify, signaling the song could slide onto the Hot 100 before the tour’s first show. How to score tickets • Presales: Fan club and Citi cardmember presales open Tuesday at 10 a.m. local. • General onsale: Friday 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster and venue sites. • VIP: Packages include meet-and-greets, signed merch, and side-stage viewing at select stops. What to expect on the set list Early 2025 rehearsal leaks hint at a 21-song career sweep: “Complicated,” “Sk8er Boi,” “My Happy Ending,” deep cut “Mobile,” and her TikTok-resurgent cover of Blink-182’s “All the Small Things.” Fans can vote daily on AvrilLavigne.com for a rotating fan-choice slot. Bottom line Whether you’re chasing nostalgia or discovering pop-punk for the first time, 2025 is shaping up as the year of Avril Lavigne—complete with arena sing-alongs, Warped Tour parking-lot chaos, and a soundtrack that defined the early-’00s and still slaps today.