The singer-songwriter expands her first North American headline tour with her biggest rooms yet, folding iconic theaters into a packed 2026 itinerary.
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The singer-songwriter expands her first North American headline tour with her biggest rooms yet, folding iconic theaters into a packed 2026 itinerary.
The 18-date stadium run launches in July with a rotating cast of support acts and a revised lineup.
The rockabilly trio adds a November–December leg to their reunion run, following last year’s first new recordings since 2019 and Brian Setzer’s recovery from an autoimmune disease.
The Boise band extends its fall itinerary with Quasi and bassist Melanie Radford’s solo sets supporting.
The singer has awakened after a month-long medically induced coma, but her family cautions that recovery will be gradual. Most summer concerts are now cancelled.
The bedroom-pop singer’s third album arrives with a 29-date North American run that moves him from festival stages to marquee rooms like Radio City Music Hall and the Greek Theatre.
The Swedish trio maps a nine-date fall tour behind their 2006 breakthrough, marking another return to U.S. clubs after a six-year absence.
The post-hardcore band’s self-titled record arrived two decades ago. Next year they bring it back on a headlining tour with Silent Planet, Like Moths to Flames, and Save Us.
The band extends its current touring cycle into next year with stops in Phoenix, Austin, Nashville, and beyond, routing through secondary markets alongside a rotating cast of support acts.
The Texas set included the unreleased “Only Takes a Moment” and the long-shelved “Broken Things,” signaling a tour less interested in the obvious.
