Photo Gallery: Music's Coolest Joint Tours

Mac Miller and Wiz Khalifa are in the midst of the Under the Influence tour—no, we won't judge you for making a "joint tour" joke—a co-headlining set from two of the most popular MCs in the game. The tour is just the latest in a long history of dual headliners, from Dylan and the Dead to Red Hot Chili Peppers and Stone Temple Pilots to the upcoming Liberation tour with Mary J. Blige and D'Angelo. Fuse looks back on some of our favorites.

The former Fleetwood Mac singer first linked up with Petty in 1981 for "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around." In 2006, the pair went on the Highway Companion Tour, where the mayor of Petty's home city of Gainesville, Florida introduced "Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Day''

The two pop megastars first met as teenagers on the set of 'The Mickey Mouse Club,' reuniting in 2003 for the Justified & Stripped Tour

CrowRock (catchy, eh?) originally linked in 2002, when Crow performed on Kid Rock's "Picture" off the rapper/singer's 'Cocky' album. The duo toured together in 2011

Beginning August 18, reclusive R&B singer D'Angelo and Burger King-shilling soul queen Mary J. Blige start their Liberation tour. The run will (hopefully) be a return to the throne for both singers

The 2004 Best of Both Worlds tour to promote the duo's 'Unfinished Business' album ended in disaster, with R. Kelly claiming that two people were waving guns at him and Jay responding "I don't need that n---a!" The tour ended with each artist suing the other and proving that rap and R&B don't always peacefully coexist

Dubbed by one New York newspaper as "two of the holy trinity of living axe-men" (with Jimmy Page), this is what happens when two men with more than 80 collective years of playing guitar enter the same room — epic

In 2000, with Stone Temple Pilots coming off 'No. 4' and the Chilis just starting their "adult, poppier phase" with 'Californication,' the two bands hit the road. While RHCP remained a constant presence in rock since then, Weiland and co. would break up in 2002 until their eponymous reunion album in 2010

It was the ultimate meeting of the boy bands when New Kids On The Block and Backstreet Boys teamed up for the NKOTBSB tour in 2011

This autumn's family-friendly show will feature skee-ball, Whack-a-Mole, balloon animals and an actual three-ring circus and petting zoo. Expect Wiggles covers and Manson to shower the crowd with candy. Bring the kids! (Seriously, don't bring your kids.)

This imaginative pairing went down in 1987, with the seven-song album 'Dylan & the Dead' being released two years later

Solo Oasis-ite Gallagher and Scotland's Snow Patrol will team this autumn. Should be very accent-y

Seen here in 2010, the piano men from opposite sides of the pond have brought out their Face 2 Face Tour a handful of times. Joel's site calls it "the most successful and longest-running concert pairing in pop history"

Something smells like the '80s. (It's this tour ... happening in 2012)

After seeing this tour, we didn't stop believing we could pour some sugar on the rock of ages from a wheel in the sky

Of all the youthful hip-hop monikers, these two were certainly the most noteworthy pairing available in 2009

Six-string virtuosos of very different stripes, the two are about to wrap a brief 2012 summer jaunt

Two of the biggest, heaviest acts of their era joined in 1992 for a stadium tour that was so infamous it has its own super-detailed Wikipedia page

Lil Wayne brought his Young Money protege out on the road for the I Am Still Music Tour in 2011, by which point she was basically as big as him

11 years after first working together on "This Can't Be Life," Jay and 'Ye hit the road on their joint Watch The Throne tour, which turned out to be like a double-headliner and a joint concert rolled into one

J.Lo hit the road with fellow Latin sensation Enrique Iglesias for the Dance Again World Tour in 2012

This year's apparently an excellent one to co-headline with a peer, so these two ensembles of debauchery are, naturally, hitting the road together

Less than a decade into their career, NiN scored big by co-headlining with Bowie. Early audiences were almost entirely Reznor folks, as Bowie himself said crowds were "almost 100% Nails audience"