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

THEY ARE GUTTING A BODY OF WATER

TAGABOW will be on tour this spring with April dates in the South and May dates in the Northeast.

A$AP ROCKY

A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb tour kicks off May 27 in Chicago.

PRIMUS / CLAYPOOL LENNON DELIRIUM / LES CLAYPOOL’S FEARLESS FROG BRIGADE

Les Claypool is taking three of his projects, Primus, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, and Les Claypool’s Fearless Flying Frog Brigade, on a joint tour this summer.

PESO PLUMA

Corridos tumbados star Peso Pluma has announced a massive US tour in support of DINASTÍA, the collaborative album with Tito Double P that dropped on Christmas. The tour includes a mix of arena and amphitheater shows, including three arena shows in the NYC-area.

THE CHAMELEONS

Post-punk greats The Chameleons have announced a spring 2026 North American tour in support of last year’s Arctic Moon. The Veldt open all dates, and stops include Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Brooklyn, DC, Philly, Asbury Park, Richmond, Tampa, Nashville, Austin and more.

TRAUMA RAY / GLIXEN

Rising shoegaze bands Trauma Ray and Glixen are going on a co-headlining tour this spring, and tour gets even ‘gazier with support from Her New Knife, Knifeplay, Keep, and Money on select dates.

NETFLIX IS A JOKE 2026

The 2026 edition on Netflix is a Joke Fest is a Who’s Who of comedy including John Mulaney, Martin Short, Flight of the Conchords, a tribute to Pee-wee Herman, and lots more.

MEN AT WORK / TOAD THE WET SPROCKET / SHONEN KNIFE

In the world of summer package tours, this is an eclectic lineup with Colin Hay’s current iteration of Men at Work, ’90s alt-rock lite group Toad the Wet Sprocket and Japanese punk legends Shone Knife. All dates are here.

THE HUMAN LEAGUE / SOFT CELL / ALISON MOYET

Fans of early-’80s synthpop should be excited to learn that The Human League have announced a North American tour with Soft Cell and former Yazoo/Yaz singer Alison Moyet.

SEPULTURA

Sepultura have been making their way through a very long farewell since 2024 and now they’ve announced a 2026 trek that they say will be their final North American tour. They’ll be joined by Exodus, Biohazard, and new-school death-metallers Tribal Gaze.

AFGHAN WHIGS / MERCURY REV

Afghan Whigs are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year with a spring tour where they’ll be joined by Mercury Rev.

POISON THE WELL / CONVERGE

Poison The Well and Converge both helped define ’90s and 2000s metalcore, they both have anticipated new albums coming out this year, and now they announced a tour together for this spring. Support at the East Coast/Midwest dates comes from West Coast hardcore punks Spy and Connecticut death-y metalcore crew Balmora, and the West Coast dates are with punk antagonists The Armed and the AWOLNATION-related Barbarians of California.

FREE THROW

Nashville emo torch-bearers Free Throw have announced their sixth album and a tour.

BLUES TRAVELER / GIN BLOSSOMS / SPIN DOCTORS

Meanwhile this triple-bill package tour makes more sense with Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors. Stops include NYC’s SummerStage at Central Park on August 15.

BRUCE HORNSBY

Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers will be on tour this spring and while there is not an NYC date — that’s just the way it is — but they are playing Long Island’s Great South Bay Music Festival on July 25 with Govt Mule, and more.

CARDINALS

Irish band Cardinals have announced a few US tour dates ahead of their appearance at Salt Lake City’s Kilby Block Party.

UNITED BLOOD 2026

PRINCE DADDY & THE HYENA

Albany indie-emo greats Prince Daddy & the Hyena haven’t released a new album since their 2022 self-titled LP, but they just announced an extensive 2026 tour featuring direct support on all dates from Remo Drive, plus additional support from Restraining Order on the first leg and Liquid Mike on the second. 

SNAIL MAIL

Snail Mail announced a tour for their new album and joining them will be  Sharp Pins, Avalon Emerson and The Charm, @, Swirlies, Armlock, and Rocket

COURTNEY BARNETT

Courtney Barnett will tour behind her just-announced new album. Momma and Truman Sinclair will each join her on select May shows, and Built to Spill and Zoh Amba in August.

TORI AMOS / BARTEES STRANGE

Tori Amos will be on tour supporting new album In Times of Dragons and Bartees Strange is set to open.

GELLI HAHA

Gelli Haha will bring her whimsical live show around North America this spring.

UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA

Unknown Mortal Orchestra have announced 2026 dates, including a West Coast run in May with elliot & vincent.

LORD HURON

Lord Huron will be back on the road in June and July with stops in Tempe, Missoula, Red Rocks, Columbus, Richmond, New Haven, Atlantic City, Toronto, and more.

ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER

Oneohtrix Point Never has announced a world tour in support of his new album Tranquilizer. Stops include Shanghai, Tokyo, Oslo, Brussels, London, NYC, Seoul, and more.

CORROSION OF CONFORMITY

Corrosion of Conformity will be on tour this spring with Clutch and JD Pinkus, and following that they’ve announced another tour in April and May with Whores and Crobot

BRANDI CARLILE’S ECHOES THROUGH THE CANYONS

Brandi Carlile has announced Echoes Through the Canyon: two nights at Washington State’s Gorge Amphitheatre. May 29 is with Indigo Girls and I’m With Her, and May 30 is with Bonnie Raitt and Sara Bareilles. Special guests are promised too.

HIGH (DATES WITH TEXAS IS THE REASON, FLOWERS FROM THE DEAD)

NJ shoegazers High are teaming up with DC’s Flowers of the Dead for a short three-show tour, starting at NYC’s Gold Sounds on Thursday, January 22 with Cyanotype and Speedfriending, and from there they’ll head to Philly and Baltimore.

Right after that, High will open for Texas is the Reason at Garwood, NJ’s Crossroads on January 25. Keep an eye out this spring for High to be out with Chinese band and Kanine Records labelmates Lucid Express.

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