After establishing his legacy as Wolverine for over two decades, Hugh Jackman is once again capturing the spotlight as he embarks on multiple new ventures. With his upcoming concert series slated to kick off on January 24, 2024, at Radio City Music Hall, Jackman is set to thrill fans with performances featuring songs from beloved productions like The Greatest Showman and The Music Man. This will be his first concert residency since "The Man. The Music. The Show." tour, which left audiences yearning for more.
The excitement surrounding the concerts is palpable. Fans can purchase tickets through platforms like Ticketmaster, Vivid Seats, and SeatGeek, with prices starting as low as $44.15. Jackman’s concerts are highly anticipated, as they promise not only music but also elements of surprise from his extensive career, reflecting his diverse talents beyond acting. “It’s going to be something special,” he stated optimistically.
On the personal front, Jackman has turned heads with his reported relationship with Broadway star Sutton Foster. After his split from wife Deborra-Lee Furness, with whom he was together for nearly three decades, Jackman appears to be entering this new chapter with zest. Recent reports indicate they may go public soon, proving their relationship is blossoming. "Hugh is feeling really positive about what 2025 will be," disclosed a source, highlighting the actor’s enthusiasm for his future.
Jackman’s romance with Foster adds another layer to his life story, with sources indicating they have developed a close bond, even being introduced to her adopted daughter, who sweetly calls him 'Uncle Hugh.' This relationship follows Jackman’s very public divorce, which was announced back in September 2023, sending waves through the media and his fanbase.
Yet, the narrative doesn't stop at personal milestones. Jackman has made headlines again with his return to the Marvel universe. He featured prominently as Wolverine alongside Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool—marking the iconic character's return to the screen with Deadpool & Wolverine, which has already become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time. During the film, Jackman's Wolverine explores darker themes, stepping away from his heroic roots.
Executive producer Wendy Jacobson revealed just how impactful Jackman’s iconic yellow suit was, recounting how “grown men were sobbing” when he first donned it. "It was mind-blowing," Jacobson noted, stressing how significant it was for fans to see this classic representation after all this time. Reactions like these highlight not just nostalgia but the emotional connection fans have with Jackman’s portrayal of Wolverine.
The return to Wolverine isn’t merely about nostalgia; there are whispers about new theories tying him to larger Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) narratives. For example, one popular theory suggests Jackman's Wolverine could help explain the entry of Doctor Doom—played by Robert Downey Jr.—as the villain for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film, slated for release on May 1, 2026. This storytelling thread hints at Jackman’s continuing relevance within the expansive comic book universe, not just as Wolverine but as part of its complex multiverse.
At the same time, Hugh Jackman’s transition has been marked by personal growth and reflection, moving forward from his previous relationships and life stages. With reports of his ex-wife Deborra-Lee feeling blindsided by Jackman’s new romance, it paints a picture of the complexity of moving on from long-lasting partnerships.
Despite the challenges, Jackman appears ready to embrace his future both professionally and personally. His concert at Radio City Music Hall is just the beginning, with so much more to come from the multifaceted actor. Whether he’s on stage or appearing once more as Wolverine, audiences are sure to stay captivated by his next moves.