Season 33 of Dancing with the Stars may be over, but fans will soon be able to see some of their favorite celebrities and professional dancers show off their moves live.

Dancing with the Stars: Live!, a nearly three-month tour through the winter of 2025, will feature professionals such as Alan Bersten, Brandon Armstrong, Britt Stewart, Daniella Karagach, Emma Slater, Ezra Sosa, Gleb Savchenko, Pasha Pashkov and Rylee Arnold .

Finalist Stephen Nedoroscik will co-host the entire tour and celebrity guest stars will appear in select cities, including “Bachelor” Season 33 Mirrorball star Joey Graziadei and his pro partner Jenna Johnson, as well as finalists Chandler Kinney and Ilona Maher .

Graziadei and Johnson will perform at shows between January 21st and 26th and between February 25th and March 13th. Kinney will perform at shows between February 11th and February 23rd and between March 16th and April 5th. Maher will appear at the April 5 show.

The tour, which begins January 7 in Richmond, Virginia and concludes April 5 in Los Angeles, California, will offer audiences “spectacular, brand-new numbers dreamed up by Emmy Award-winning choreographer Mandy Moore .” as well as some of Season 33’s viral showstoppers that launched a million TikTok posts,” a press release said.

A previous press release described the show as a “stunning, sexy, energetic, brand new live production.”

“Leading this tour is one of my favorite times of the year. “I have a long history with the ‘DWTS’ brand and these dancers, it’s like coming home to family,” Moore said in a statement in October. “Working with these world-class artists represents a great opportunity to highlight their inimitable talent and athleticism, and that is what truly makes them artists.”

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Tickets for the tour are available now at dwtstour.com. Information about VIP packages and a full list of dates can also be found on the tour’s website.

Season 33 of Dancing with the Stars concluded on November 26 with an epic three-hour finale.

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