Shiner have announced a North American fall tour with Bursting and Fotocrime appearing on select legs of the run, covering dates across the Midwest, East Coast, and West Coast.
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Of Mice & Men will return to California for a three-date November tour, featuring support from Hollow Pact, Mothica, Don’t You Dare, and Ourselves Among Others.
Danzig has announced the full schedule for his fall U.S. tour with Twin Temple, Burning Witches, and ANA, with the run concluding at the Honda Center in Anaheim on September 26.
Acid Bath will perform at New York City’s Rooftop at Pier 17 on August 21, joined by Obituary and Thou. The show is part of the band’s ongoing 2026–2027 reunion touring cycle.
We Came As Romans have announced a brief October U.S. tour with Varials and Cane Hill. The three-date run includes stops in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Louisiana, with tickets on sale June 18.
Trapt will perform their self-titled debut album in full on a newly expanded “Then Til Now Tour” this fall, with Sygnal To Noise set to provide support across the North American run.
Welcome To Rockville will return to Daytona Beach, Florida, from May 6-9, 2027. Early-bird passes, camping packages, and VIP options are set to go on sale June 22 ahead of next year’s lineup announcement.
Converge have announced the lineup for the 2026 Saddest Day Festival, set for December 12 and 13 in Boston. The two-night event will feature performances from Baroness, Cave In, Chat Pile, Emma Ruth Rundle, and more, while Converge will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Jane Doe with a special performance.
Polyphia have announced a North American headlining tour for late summer and fall 2026. The trek will feature support from Ladrones and RJ Pasin, with select appearances by Intervals and Plini.
Imminence have announced a 22-date North American headlining tour for late 2026. The trek will feature support from Dying Wish and Gaerea and follows the band’s recent signing with Sumerian Records and the release of their new single, “The Sword That Never Bends.”