Tour news: Baroness / Weedeater, Ray LaMontange / The Weather Station, Gonerfest 2025, Heart, more

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

BARONESS / WEEDEATER

“West Coast, we’re bringing the RED & BLUE Tour in your direction this September with our friends and tour mates, Weedeater,” Baroness’ John Baizley write announcing new September dates. “The first leg of the tour through the Northeast was such a blast that we knew we may have to add a second leg. Throughout the tour, we read your messages and saw all of your comments asking for it – so here it is: RED & BLUE – Part II. We can’t wait to see you again. We’ll be playing through the entirety of both records. Get yourselves ready for 90+ minutes of intense rock music.”

RAY LAMONTAGNE / THE WEATHER STATION

Ray LaMontagne has had to postpone his Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour with The Weather Station to 2026 due to “a lengthy healing process after an unexpected oral surgery.” Dates now kick off August 23, 2026 in Salt Lake City and wrap in NYC at Beacon Theatre on October 1-3.

THE FAINT / HERCULES & LOVE AFFAIR

Yesterday The Rapture and Hot Chip announced tours, now it’s The Faint and Hercules & Love Affair.

THE FORMAT

The Format have finally rescheduled those reunion shows.

GONERFEST 2025

Memphis’ Gonerfest has announced the final lineup for its 2025 edition which happens September 25-28. Lightning Bolt, Radioactivity, WITCH, Silkworm and Snooper headline with performances by Robyn Hitchcock, Pylon Re-Enactment Society, Bloodshot Bill, Dummy, Silver Synthetic, and more.

JAY SOM

Jay Som will head out on a headline tour after dates supporting Lucy Dacus. She’s also just announced a new album.

ROCKET

LA’s shoegazy, ’90s-loving Rocket will support their debut album on tour this fall and before that will open for Smashing Pumpkins in the UK.

RESTRAINING ORDER

Punks Restraining Order will play three Northeast release shows for their upcoming new album.

HEART

Heart have added more dates to their Royal Flush tour, including stops in Las Vegas, Seattle, Cincinnati, Richmond, Nashville, and more. Openers, depending on the date, are Todd Rundgren or Cheap Trick.

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