For the first time in more than two decades, The Guess Who are heading back out on a full US tour. The classic rock band has announced the American leg of their 2026 “Takin’ It Back Tour,” marking their first stateside run in 23 years. The dates follow a previously revealed Canadian stretch and arrive […]
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Widespread Panic have officially scheduled their 2026 return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, locking in a three-night run June 26–28 in Morrison, Colorado. The jam veterans currently hold the record for the most sold-out shows at Red Rocks, with 75 consecutive sellouts at the iconic venue. If this year’s run follows tradition, that number will continue
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If you needed a reminder that Southern California punk still travels in packs, Pennywise just announced a tight seven date West Coast sprint this May with Circle Jerks, H2O, and DFL on the bill. The run hits three stops in Northern California, cuts over to Phoenix, then closes with three Southern California dates, including a
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Drone metal standard bearers Sunn O))) have released a new track, “Butch’s Guns,” and expanded their 2026 touring schedule with newly announced UK and European dates. “Butch’s Guns” appears on the duo’s forthcoming self titled album, due April 3 via Sub Pop. The sprawling track runs approximately 15 minutes, continuing the band’s signature emphasis on
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The Eagles are not done saying goodbye. The band has announced “The Long Goodbye, Act III,” a three-date stadium run set for May 2026 in Atlanta, Nashville, and Arlington. The shows continue what has become one of the most commercially dominant farewell tours in modern rock history. The newly announced dates include: May 5 –
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Metallica are taking their live experiment to the most technologically ambitious stage on the planet. After months of speculation, the band has officially announced Life Burns Faster, an eight-show residency at Sphere in Las Vegas beginning October 1, 2026. The run will continue the No Repeat Weekend format introduced during their M72 World Tour, with
Atlanta’s biggest alternative festival just dropped its 2026 lineup, and it is massive. Shaky Knees will return to Piedmont Park September 18–20 with headliners The Strokes, Gorillaz, and Twenty One Pilots leading a bill that reads like a greatest hits playlist for the last two decades of rock and beyond. Also set to perform: Pavement,
Flyleaf are officially turning back the clock. The Texas alt-rock band has announced a 20th Anniversary Tour featuring original lead vocalist Lacey Sturm, marking the first full headline run with Sturm since her departure in 2012. Produced by Live Nation, the 14-city tour kicks off July 8 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta and runs through
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Rush are taking their return victory lap overseas. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have expanded their Fifty Something reunion tour with a new 2027 run across South America, the UK, and Europe, beginning Jan. 15 in Buenos Aires and wrapping April 10 in Helsinki. According to the band’s official announcement, it will be Rush’s first
Poppy has officially mapped out the North American leg of her Constantly Nowhere tour. The run kicks off July 7 in Washington, D.C., and stretches through August 19 in Nashville. Joining her on the road are French metalcore outfit LANDMVRKS and post-hardcore band Thousand Below. Tickets went on sale to the general public on February
