Mars, 40, made his local concert debut at St. Paul’s Roy Wilkins Auditorium in May 2011 after his hits “Just the Way You Are,” “Grenade,” “The Lazy Song” and “Marry You” made him one of the new decade’s most promising young stars.

Bruno Mars is hitting the road for the first time in nearly a decade—and Pittsburgh fans are in for a treat. As part of his much-anticipated “The Romantic Tour,” Mars will perform under the stadium lights at Acrisure Stadium on Saturday,

Bruno Mars has announced his next album, "The Romantic," is set to drop Feb. 27. His last solo album, "24K Magic," was released in 2016.

Bruno Mars will perform at the Air Force Academy's Falcon Stadium this September, marking the first major concert at the venue since Kelly Clarkson performed there in 2018.

The pop star, known for hits including “24K Magic” and “Grenade,” will embark on his Romantic tour in April to promote his upcoming album The Romantic. The 16-time Grammy winner unveiled his tour dates, including one show in North Texas, on social media.

Bruno Mars has evolved into one of the biggest names in music. Take a look back at photos of the R&B icon then and now.