Concerts & Tours

John Ferrara’s Mono Means One will perform its new album, “Creatures of Symmetry,” in full during an East Coast tour this fall.

Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble announce fall tour dates featuring their debut album and a full performance of the Grateful Dead’s Blues for Allah.

Melissa Etheridge has tapped acclaimed bassist Tim Lefebvre for her 2026 tour, including co-headlining summer concerts with Wynonna Judd.

Black Flag has announced an extensive fall 2026 U.S. tour featuring Greg Ginn, Max Zanelly, Bryce Weston, and bassist David Rodriguez.

Thundercat has mapped out a fall North American tour supporting “Distracted,” beginning October 2nd in Miami and wrapping December 11th in Austin.

Danny Elfman has confirmed 2026 North American tour dates, with Matt McJunkins joining an all-star band for the fall trek.

Esperanza Spalding will tour Europe and the U.S. in 2026 with Matthew Stevens, Eric Doob, and Morgan Guerin, performing music from her nine-album catalog.

ZZ Top and Cheap Trick have added Nashville, The Woodlands, and Irving dates to their 2026 tour, featuring Elwood Francis and Tom Petersson.

Victor Wooten and The Wooten Brothers return to the road this fall for a lengthy U.S. run, with dates spanning September through December 2026.

Photos from Marcus King Band’s Chicago stop at The Salt Shed, featuring Eric Vogel on bass and historic guitars from Garcia and Bloomfield.

Polyphia has announced an extensive 2026 world tour and released “Can You Feel It,” featuring Clay Gober’s bass work and extended techniques.

Primus brought Les Claypool’s Claypool Gold tour to The Salt Shed in Chicago on June 3rd for a night of bass-heavy psychedelia, off-kilter grooves, and cross-project collaborations. The evening featured sets from Les Claypool’s Frog Brigade, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, and Primus, offering a broad look at Claypool’s creative universe. Sean Ono Lennon joined Claypool for the Delirium set, while...