Amyl / L7 / Party Dozen, Hieroglyphics, Pete Davidson, Broken Social Scene / Metric / Stars, more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE / METRIC / STARS

Last week, Broken Social Scene, Metric and Stars announced the “All the Feelings Tour” and they’ve added more shows since then, including a second NYC show at Brooklyn Paramount on July 31.

HIEROGLYPHICS

Oakland hip hop greats Hieroglyphics — Casual, Del the Funkee Homosapien, Domino, DJ Toure, Pep Love, and Souls of Mischief — have announced spring tour dates which include an NYC show at Sony Hall on March 21.

AMYL & THE SNIFFERS / L7 / PARTY DOZEN

Amyl & The Sniffers will be back in North America this summer for dates surrounding their appearance at Bonnaroo and they’ve just announced that opening will be punk/grunge legends L7 and Aussie sax/drums ragers Party Dozen. Stops include Toronto, Montreal, Philly, Boston, DC, St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, Red Rocks, and Minneapolis.

PARTY DOZEN

While here, Party Dozen will also play a few headline club shows, including NYC-area stops at Tubby’s Kingston on June 6 and TV Eye on June 7.

DEVO

Art-punk/new wave icons DEVO announced the first, Coachella-surrounding shows of their “Mutate Don’t Stagnate” tour back in December, and now they’ve expanded the run.

PETE DAVIDSON

Ahead of his appearance at the Netflix is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles, Pete Davidson will play Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre on April 22.

THE HOLD STEADY

The Hold Steady‘s classic third album, Boys and Girls in America, turns 20 this year, and they recently announced dates and cities for the celebrations they’re calling Constructive Summer 2026.

GILLIAN WELCH & DAVID RAWLINGS

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings are known for their own songs — like the 10 on their wonderful 2024 album Woodland — but this spring they’ll be going on a short tour where they’ll play the songs of The Grateful Dead in celebration of the Dead’s acoustic live album Reckoning’s 45th anniversary. They’ll play songs from that record and other classic Grateful Dead songs, all acoustically.

TEEN SUICIDE

Teen Suicide‘s new album Nude descending staircase headless arrives in April, and they’ve announced a headlining tour supporting it. Shows are in May and Jun, with support from Cloud Nothings; “We wouldn’t be a band today without them and we couldn’t be more excited,” they say. They’ll also have Anthers, University, fanclubwallet, Liquid Mike and Pure Hex each joining them varying by show.

POISON RUIN

Poison Ruin will release their new album Hymns From the Hills on April 3, and they’ve just announced a tour that will start a week later. Openers include The Serfs, Peace Talks, Cruelster, Marked Men (Philly only), and more depending on the date.

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Check our Tour Dates category for more.