The Black Queen Add Danny Lohner To Touring Lineup Ahead Of 10th Anniversary Run

The Black Queen have expanded their live lineup with the addition of former Nine Inch Nails and A Perfect Circle multi-instrumentalist Danny Lohner.

The synth-driven project, fronted by Greg Puciato (ex-The Dillinger Escape Plan, Better Lovers), is set to return to the road this May for its first tour since 2019. The run will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album ‘Fever Daydream’.

Announcing Lohner’s addition on April 10th, the band shared:

“We are happy to announce the addition of our incredibly talented friend Danny Lohner (NIN, A Perfect Circle, Skrew) to our current live incarnation. Our first tour since 2019 begins in just under a month.”

Lohner—who has also been performing with Till Lindemann’s live band in recent years—adds a significant layer of industrial and alternative pedigree to the group’s touring lineup.

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Tour Dates

With Amulets and Reba Meyers:

• 05/07 Seattle, WA – El Corazon
• 05/08 Portland, OR – Star Theater

With Holy Water and Reba Meyers:

• 05/09 Denver, CO – The Federal Theatre
• 05/15 San Francisco, CA – DNA Lounge

With Doves & Georgi:

• 05/16 Los Angeles, CA – Catch One

With There Is No Us & More Ephemoral:

• 05/17 Phoenix, AZ – Last Exit

With Ghost Cop & Trace Amount:

• 05/21 Boston, MA – Sonia (at Middle East)
• 05/22 New York, NY – Le Poisson Rouge
• 05/23 Baltimore, MD – Ottobar

With Clubdrugs & Trace Amount:

• 05/24 Detroit, MI – The Magic Bag
• 05/27 Montreal, QC – Théâtre Fairmount
• 05/28 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
• 05/29 Cleveland, OH – Mercury Music Lounge
• 05/30 Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
• 06/03 West Palm Beach, FL – Respectable Street (with Violet Silhouette)
• 06/04 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade (Hell)

With Black Magnet & Reba Meyers:

• 05/05 Austin, TX – Elysium
• 05/06 Dallas, TX – AM/FM

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The tour will also feature Reba Meyers (Code Orange) in a supporting role on select dates. Her involvement has sparked fan speculation regarding her availability for Marilyn Manson’s live band, as one of her scheduled appearances overlaps with a Manson performance in Minneapolis. As of now, Meyers has not publicly addressed the situation.

With Lohner now in the fold and a long-awaited return to the stage imminent, The Black Queen appear poised to reintroduce their atmospheric sound with a refreshed live dynamic.

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