Tour News: Craig Finn, Soulwax, Dirty Projectors, Jensen McRae, Angelo De Augustine, Brian Fallon, more

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

CRAIG FINN

Craig Finn of The Hold Steady announced new West Coast and Midwest dates in November with his The Band of Forgiveness, which features Minneapolis-based musicians Nelson Devereaux, Joe Strachan, and Ethan Elseth. He says the shows will “feature a solo opening set (Craig Finn only). Then, after a short break, I’ll be joined by the Band of Forgiveness for a full headlining set.”

SOULWAX 

Soulwax have announced their first US tour in a very long time. Sadly for us, it’s West Coast only with shows in LA, San Diego, Seattle, and Portland leading up to their appearance at the 2026 Portola Festival in San Francisco. C’mon, Soulwax, give the East Coast a little love!

EZRA COLLECTIVE

London’s Ezra Collective will be here in November in support of their upcoming album

ASTRAL PROJECTION

Dirty Projectors are throwing a mini-festival, Astral Projection, on September 25-26 at Big Sur, CA’s Fernwood Campground, featuring SASAMI, Felicia Douglass, Olga Bell, and more, plus Dirty Projectors sets each night.

WILD PINK

Wild Pink have added more dates to their fall tour.

JENSEN MCRAE

Jensen McRae will be on the road this fall around her sets at the NYC and DC-area editions of All Things Go.

ANGELO DE AUGUSTINE

Having released his fifth album, Angel in Plainclothes, in April, singer-songwriter and Sufjan Stevens collaborator Angelo De Augustine has announced his first East Coast shows in 7 years, including NYC’s Le Poisson Rouge on October 6.

SAMIA

Samia will support Role Model (in North America) and Gracie Abrams (in Europe) on tour in the coming months, including NYC’s Radio City Music Hall on September 25 and 26 with Role Model.

POWERPLANT

London-via-Ukraine synth punk Theo Zhykharyev will bring his project Powerplant to North America for the first time since 2024 in September, starting with their set at Levitation Fest and wrapping up with an NYC show at TV Eye on October 4.

RAVYN LENAE

Ravyn Lenae has announced a fall tour in support of upcoming album Blue Island. Nourished by Time, Lexa Gates, and Q will be opening, depending on the city.

BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE

Ska-punk lifers Big D and the Kids Table released their first album in five years, The Good Ole American Saturday Night, earlier this month, and they added new fall shows to their tour, including their “A Nightmare Before Halloween” weekend with The Pietasters and Devon Kay & The Solutions.

MIKE’S YOUNG WORLD 5 FESTIVAL

MIKE announced the lineup for his 2026 Young World festival, which happens at SummerStage in Herbert Von King Park on July 11. It’s free, and performing are Max B, Thirteendegrees°, ERISTHEPLANET, SALIMATA, Niontay, Black Noi$e, and MIKE and the Band of the Century. “My mission is to celebrate the complexities or more so, beauty of this generational community,” he says.

BRIAN FALLON & THE PAINKILLERS

The Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon will support his new album with The Painkillers on the “Not Bad for New Jersey tour,” which is with Emily Wolfe, David Hause, Donovan Woods, Ben Nichols, Tim Barry, and Chris Farren, varying by date, and includes a Brooklyn show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on September 10 with Dave Hause.

WOODS

Woods will team up with Liquid Light Lab for a special NYC show at The Bronx’s New York Botanical Garden on July 27.

BODEGA

NYC’s Bodega just announced a new album and have a few shows coming up, including two free ones in their hometown (one with Spoon).

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