California rap rock pioneers (hed)p.e. are celebrating one of the most important albums of the late 1990s nü metal era with a major anniversary tour. The band has announced the “Still Broke In America Tour,” marking 25 years of their 1999 album Broke with a run of headlining shows across the United States and Canada. […]
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Kim Gordon has released the title track from her upcoming solo album Play Me along with a new music video directed by filmmaker Barney Clay. The song arrives just days ahead of the record’s official release on March 13, 2026, marking the third solo album from the influential Sonic Youth co-founder. The video for “Play
Eric Clapton has announced a six-date U.S. tour set for September 2026, with Jimmie Vaughan confirmed as special guest for the Midwest run. The brief trek begins September 6 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, followed by stops at Heritage Bank Center in Cincinnati (September 8), United Center in Chicago (September 11), Fiserv Forum in
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Sting has announced a new batch of fall 2026 North American dates for his ongoing Sting 3.0 tour, extending the power-trio run that features longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas (Mumford & Sons, Maggie Rogers). The newly added leg kicks off October 5 and 6 in Vancouver before heading to Seattle, Minneapolis, St.
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Symphonic metal lifers Kamelot are mapping out a massive 2026. The Florida-founded, internationally charting band have announced the Dark Asylum World Tour, a pair of headline runs across North America and Europe, alongside the launch of KamFest 2026, a two-night curated event set for October 30–31 at O13 in Tilburg, Netherlands. Full ticket details are
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Two of modern jam’s most consistent live acts are linking up for a full summer run. moe. and Umphrey’s McGee have announced the 17-date moe.mentUM Tour, launching June 11 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and running through August 15 near Chicago. The co-headlining trek will hit cities across the East Coast and Midwest, including New York, Massachusetts,
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Veteran indie rock institution Built to Spill are heading back on the road in 2026, announcing an expansive run of US tour dates stretching from spring through the end of summer. The trek begins May 2 in Burlington, Vermont and winds through dozens of cities across the country before wrapping September 1 in Salt Lake
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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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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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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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