Dancing with the Stars may have just crowned a winner in its Season 33 finale, but the show must go on. Actually it is will Keep going, and maybe it’ll come to a theater near you.

“Dancing with the Stars: Live 2025” will premiere soon with professional dancers from the ABC series and celebrity guest stars. Here’s everything you need to know, including Ohio tour stops.

Who stars in Dancing with the Stars: Live 2025?

According to the website, the live tour’s headliners are:

• Stephen Nedoroscik, co-host

• Joey Graziadei, special guest and Mirrorball winner, January 21st to 26th and February 25th to March 13th

• Chandler Kinney, special guest February 11-23 and March 15-April 5

• Ilona Maher, special guest on April 5th

• Emma Slater, professional dancer and presenter

• Alan Bersten, professional dancer

• Brandon Armstrong, professional dancer

• Britt Stewart, professional dancer

• Daniella Karagach, professional dancer

• Gleb Savchenko, professional dancer

• Pasha Pashkov, professional dancer

• Rylee Arnold, professional dancer

• Ezra Sosa, professional dancer

• Jenna Johnson, special guest pro dancer and Mirrorball winner

When does the “DWTS” live tour start?

The show begins January 7th in Richmond, Virginia and ends April 5th in Hollywood, California.

Where will the “DWTS” tour play in Ohio and surrounding states?

The “Dancing With the Stars” tour will make three stops in Ohio and visit major cities in Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

• Pittsburgh: Tuesday, February 4, Benedum Center for the Performing Arts, with Stephen Nedoroscik

• Akron: Wednesday, February 5, Akron Civic Theater, with Stephen Nedoroscik

• Detroit: Thursday, February 6, Fox Theater Detroit, with Stephen Nedoroscik

• Columbus: Friday, February 7, Mershon Auditorium, with Stephen Nedoroscik

• Indianapolis: Tuesday, February 11, Murat Theater at the Old National Center, with Stephen Nedoroscik and Chandler Kinney

• Cincinnati: Wednesday, February 19, Andrew J. Brady Music Center, Cincinnati, with Stephen Nedoroscik and Chandler Kinney

How to Buy Tickets for “Dancing with the Stars: Live 2025”

Tickets for “Dancing with the Stars: Live 2025” are available through Ticketmaster or the DWTS Live website.

Who won season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars”?

Five couples danced their way through the finale of “Dancing with the Stars” on Tuesday night, but only one had the footwork necessary to take home the top prize, the Enquirer reported.

“The Bachelor” star Joey Graziadei and professional player Jenna Johnson won season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars,” marking Johnson’s second Mirrorball Trophy after he won it in season 26 with Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon.

Who is Joey Graziadei? Where is he from?

Graziadei, a 29-year-old “Bachelor” alum, and Johnson, a 30-year-old choreographer, performed a tennis-inspired freestyle to “Canned Heat” by District 78 featuring Jake Simpson, an ode to Graziadei’s profession as a tennis teacher, according to requester. For their redemption dance, the two performed a cha-cha-cha to Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!”, which earned them top scores.

Originally from Collegeville, Pennsylvania (outside of Philadelphia), Graziadei moved to Hawaii in 2017, reports People Magazine. However, he left Hawaii and lived with his sister in Philadelphia before appearing on The Bachelor.

After “The Bachelor,” Graziadei moved into her New Orleans apartment with his fiancée Kelsey Anderson and her two roommates over the summer. The couple currently lives in Los Angeles, Anderson told E! News in September.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: The “Dancing with the Stars” tour is coming to Ohio in 2025. Find out where here

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