#2026-tour

#2026-tour

It's no secret that we're passionate about Foundations of Burden. Revisiting the record last year was so invigorating for us, and presenting it live in its entirety on stage has been a blast. We hold it as a special landmark in our history. We are so pleased to announce more of these performances in 2026, including a reprise of appearances alongside the funereal chaos apparitions in Knoll who joined us last December.

Grace Ives returned in November with three new singles, "Avalanche," "Dance With Me," and "My Mans," her first new music since her 2022 album Janky Star. She's now announced a new album, Girlfriend, due out March 20 via True Panther/Capitol Records. It was written and produced with Ariel Rechtshaid and John DeBold, with mixing by Dave Fridmann.

Home Front, the Edmonton, Alberta band formed by Graeme MacKinnon of Canadian hardcore band No Problem and Clint Frazier, who used to lead electro-rock group Shout Out Out Out Out, will be on tour this spring in support of their third album, Watch It Die, which was released last November. The first half of the tour is supporting Angel Du$t with Béton Armé and Odd Man Out, and the second half is with Bootlicker.

Idols II features recently released new version of Yungblud's hit "Zombie" featuring The Smashing Pumpkins, as well six previously unreleased songs: "I Need You (To Make the World Seem Fine)," "The Postman," "Time," "War Part II," "Blueberry Hill," and "Suburban Requiem."

Having already announced a Chicago residency this year, LCD Soundsystem have made a few more additions to their tour plans for 2025. They've announced four nights of shows in Boston with Exek ( Roadrunner on April 30, May 1, 2, and 3) and a single night in Reno ( Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort on May 24). Reno tickets go on sale Friday,

Poison The Well have shared the second taste of their first album in 17 years, Peace In Place, and new single "Everything Hurts" shows off a few different sides of the band that we didn't hear on the excellent lead single "Thoroughbreds." We get some tension-building speak-singing that almost sounds more like classic mewithoutYou than classic Poison The Well, and that builds to a soaring clean-sung hook before erupting into some breakdown-friendly metalcore.

Los Angeles black metallers Agriculture released one of our favorite albums of 2025 with their sophomore LP, The Spiritual Sound, in October, and they wrapped up the winter leg of their tour supporting it with a trio of NYC shows, headlining Bowery Ballroom on Friday (2/13) with support from Knoll, playing a matinee on Saturday afternoon (2/14) at Rough Trade, and heading to Baby's All Right on Saturday night, with Ekko Astral and Peace Through Strength (Jack Tobias and Zack Borzone of YHWH Nailgun).

The North American run follows Gaga's previous "Mayhem Ball" outing, which ran in the US and Canada in the summer and fall of 2025 and continued through Europe, Asia, and Australia. The trek, which we deemed as one of the most anticipated tours of 2026, sees Gaga bringing the dark world of her 2025 LP to life with cinematic movements, dazzling costumes and set pieces, and a gothic aesthetic centered around duality.

Sarah McLachlan has announced a 2026 summer leg of her "Better Broken Tour," with Allison Russell serving as the special guest on all dates. The trek is in support of her September 2025 album of the same name. The summer run kicks off on July 1st in Franklin, Tennessee, traveling across the US with stops in major cities including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, and Los Angeles.

The instrumental and orchestral ballad finds the Red Hot Chili Peppers member performing both trumpet and bass, and he's joined by upright bassist Anna Butterss alongside a string arrangement from Nate Walcott (Bright Eyes). The end result isn't like the original whatsoever, but it certainly captures something moving and oddly charming. Listen to it below. Get Flea Tickets Here "Thinkin Bout You" marks our third preview of Flea's debut solo album, Honora, due out March 27th via Nonesuch Records.

49 Winchester will release their new album Change of Plans on May 15 via Lucille Records / MCA. It's their first record for a major label after two on New West, and they made it with producer Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson). The album includes their cover of Black Sabbath's "Changes," which was released back in November, and the new single from the album is the anthemic rocker "Pardon Me." Watch the video below.

Buckcherry have announced a Spring 2026 US tour, which is being billed as Leg One of a multi-part outing. The jaunt kicks off May 2nd in Columbia, Maryland, at the M3 Fest and runs through May 31st in Oklahoma City. The trek routes around Buckcherry's appearances at the Welcome to Rockville and Sonic Temple festivals. Get Buckcherry Tickets Here Tickets are available via Ticketmaster for select dates, as well as local ticket providers.

Tim McGraw has announced the "Pawn Shop Guitar Tour," a 33-date outing across North America this summer. The tour includes a trio of stadium dates at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, PA; Fenway Park in Boston, MA; and Target Field in Minneapolis, MA, with very special guests The Chicks and Lady A. 49 Winchester and Timothy Wayne will also join McGraw for select dates over the course of the run.

Fresh off an eventful Grammys for both Post Malone (who led the all-star Ozzy tribute) and Jelly Roll (who won three awards and got worked into a Trevor Noah joke about his and Teddy Swims' face tattoos), the two have announced a sequel to the Big Ass Stadium Tour that they first went on in 2025 surrounding Post Malone's headlining appearances at Coachella.

Wilco have announced a 2026 spring US tour. Each date will be "An Evening With" show, where they will play two full sets with an intermission in between. The run kicks off on April 23rd in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with other stops including New Orleans, Oklahoma City, and Albuquerque. Fans can get early access through an artist pre-sale (use code WILCOWORLD) beginning on Wednesday, January 28th at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster and Wilco's website.

Billy Strings has announced that he's extending his 2026 headlining tour through this summer. The trek will stop in seven new cities, starting on July 14th in Roanoke, Virginia, and wrapping up on August 29th in Ionia, Michigan, just 40 minutes from his hometown of Lansing.

Modest Mouse are a little over a week away from the start of their first-ever cruise festival, Ice Cream Floats, and ahead of that they've announced new spring tour dates surrounding their sets at Kilby Block Party and Bonnaroo. The shows happen in select US cities in May and June, and you can see all dates below. There's no NYC show this time, but there's a New Haven, CT date at College Street Music Hall on June 3.

We should be taking care of each other. We should be minding each other. We should be housing the homeless. We shouldn't be, you know, throwing people to the ground. Which brings me to Renee Nicole Good. Murdered in front of her fellow citizens in Minneapolis, murdered in the streets. And no matter what narrative this administration is trying to sell us, we can see the videos.

Silversun Pickups release their new album Tenterhooks on February 6 via New Machine Recordings, and they'll play it in full, along with some older favorites, at a release show that night at Los Angeles' The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever. Tickets to attend in person are sold out, but you can stream it live on VEEPS at 11:30 PM ET (8:30 PM PT) and tickets to watch are on sale now, or you can watch with an all-access subscription.

Bob Mould's '90s-era group Sugar have announced a full reunion tour, hitting the UK and Europe in the spring and North America in late summer and fall. The Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour is after their previously announced, sold-out shows at NYC's Webster Hall and London's O2 Forum Kentish Town in May. The fall tour includes NYC's Brooklyn Steel on October 16 and Basilica Hudson on October 18.

That was the case - by all accounts - regarding our summer tour last year with Spin Doctors and Gin Blossoms. We grew up with Spin Doctors as pups in the same litter... ours is a shared origin story. But working with Gin Blossoms was a first. Their music was everywhere when we were coming up, and yet only last summer did we have the opportunity to learn how fun it is playing with them - and to discover how much energy our three bands put out in combination.

After announcing late last year that she had a new album on the way, Tori Amos has revealed more details of In Times of Dragons. It's the follow up to 2021's Ocean to Ocean, and last year's soundtrack to her children's book Tori and the Muses, and it's due out May 1 via Universal/Fontana. You can see the cover art, created by photographer Kasia Wozniak and stylist Karen Binns, below.

Cameron Winter (photo via u/No_Win404 on Reddit) Geese will make their SNL debut this Saturday (1/24), and ahead of that, two members of the band played sets at a very intimate Queens show that benefitted Olive Grove Initiative, an NYC-based mutual aid group fundraising for families from Gaza. Guitarist Emily Green was on the bill at TV Eye on Monday night (1/19), along with @, fantasy of a broken heart, and Leo Paterniti, and the headliner, Chet Chomsky, wound up being Cameron Winter.

Audrey Hobert, who co-wrote multiple The Secret of Us songs with her friend Gracie Abrams, released her debut album Who's the Clown? in 2025; you may have seen it on year end lists, including Karly Hartzman of Wednesday's. It's full of catchy alt-pop with clever lyrics that really stick in your head, and you can stream it below. Having gone on her first-ever tour of clubs late last year, she's graduated to bigger venues for her next North American outing,

Staind's Aaron Lewis has announced a 2026 US solo tour. Or, as he's dubbed it, an "American Tour." The outing will see Lewis backed by his solo band the Stateliners. The extensive itinerary kicks off January 22nd in Quapaw, Oklahoma, with dates running all the way through mid-August. General ticket sales for select dates start Friday, January 16th, at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster.

After wrapping up their recent massive tour, the Beths are itching to get back on the road; the indie-rock band just announced plans to headline the United States this summer. Check out the complete list of stops below. The Beths previously shared 2026 performance dates in Japan and New Zealand. Once those legs finish, the group will fly across the globe to bring Straight Line Was a Lie, their 2025 album, back to the States for a few festival sets and headlining concerts.

James Taylor has announced a 29-date 2026 tour with his All-Star band. Taylor's trek will take place this summer and fall, kicking off on April 26th in Highland, California, at the Yaamava Theater and concluding on September 26th in Hollywood, Florida, at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Along the way, he'll play shows in San Diego, Santa Barbara, Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Boston, Atlanta, and elsewhere. Check out the full list of tour dates below.

The lineup has been announced for the 2026 Rock the Country traveling festival tour, with Kid Rock, Creed, Jelly Roll, and Blake Shelton among the headlining acts playing various dates on the eight-city run. The festival will make two-day stops in Bellville, Texas (May 1-2); Bloomingdale, Georgia (May 29-30); Sioux Falls, South Dakota (June 27-28); Ashland, Kentucky (July 10-11, 2026); Anderson, South Carolina (July 25-26; Hastings, Michigan (August 8-9); Ocala, Florida (August 28-29); and Hamburg, NY (September 11-12).

Father John Misty is back with a new song titled "The Old Law," his first new material since the 2024 release of Mahashmashana. Stream it below. Co-produced by Josh Tillman himself with Drew Erickson, the track isn't new to diehard fans. It debuted live in 2024 and quickly became a setlist staple under the working title "God's Trash." Musically, the track pairs his airy vocals with a steady acoustic guitar and a lively electric riff over top.

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