The band adds a November run of U.S. dates, bringing the North American trek to 36 shows and reinforcing their steady presence on the road.
Cheap Trick will continue their “All Washed Up” tour through late fall, adding 10 new U.S. dates that stretch from early November to just before Thanksgiving. The tour, supporting the band’s 2025 album of the same name, now totals 36 North American shows between August and November.
The newly announced leg opens November 5 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and includes stops in Kansas City, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and other cities before closing November 22 in Detroit. An artist pre-sale begins July 22 at 10 a.m. local time; general on-sale follows via Ticketmaster.
The itinerary draws from a broad cast of support: ZZ Top will join on select dates, while other nights feature The Calling, the Pat Travers Band, and James Hatem. Cheap Trick will also appear at Bourbon & Beyond in Louisville and Rockin’ the Fields of Minnedosa in Manitoba.
More than 50 years after forming in Rockford, Illinois, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band continues to tour with an almost utilitarian consistency, mixing hits like “Surrender” and “Dream Police” with material from its later catalog. The fall extension keeps the group on a schedule that shows no sign of slowing down.
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