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    Dogma Announce ‘Time to Rise Part I’ U.S. Tour With Frayle

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    Despite recent controversy surrounding former members, Dogma are pressing forward. The band has unveiled dates for their March U.S. tour, with Frayle joining as support. Frontpersona Lilith shared insight into the motivation behind the run:

    “Last October and November, during our last U.S. tour dates, we carried a message that was still taking shape. Some paths were broken before they could be completed, and certain cities were left waiting. That tension did not fade. It stayed with us, sharpened us, and demanded a proper return.”

    Dubbed the ‘Time to Rise Part I U.S. Tour’ 2026, the itinerary promises a deliberate and immersive experience. Lilith continued:

    “What comes next carries intention, consequence, and elements that will not announce themselves in advance. There will be moments you are not prepared for, choices you didn’t plan to make, impulses you didn’t expect to feel, and yet, you will feel them. Anaheim and Reno are part of that reckoning.
    To the sinners who remained present despite uncertainty: this chapter is written with you in mind. What rises now does so with purpose, weight, memory… and temptations that will test how far you’re willing to go.”

    2026 ‘Time to Rise Part I’ U.S. Tour Dates:

    • 03/15 Seattle, WA – Substation
    • 03/17 San Francisco, CA – The Independent
    • 03/18 Los Angeles, CA – 1720
    • 03/19 Reno, NV – The Alpine
    • 03/20 Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
    • 03/21 San Diego, CA – House of Blues
    • 03/24 San Antonio, TX – Vibes Studio
    • 03/25 Dallas, TX – Trees
    • 03/27 Madison, WI – The Annex at The Red Zone
    • 03/28 Joliet, IL – The Forge
    • 03/29 Chesterfield, MI – Diesel Concert Lounge
    • 03/31 New York, NY – The Gramercy Theater
    • 04/01 Washington, DC – Black Cat
    • 04/02 Bethlehem, PA – Fowler Blast Furnace Room
    • 04/03 Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie

    This tour marks a purposeful return for Dogma, promising fans a mix of reflection, intensity, and moments designed to leave a lasting impression.

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    53 Comments

        • Nick Nixs Eason on

          Chris Chrispy Pickert Try telling that to the Australian promoters lol. That’s already 1 country that has denied them any possibility of performing there. And I’m sure Australia won’t be the first and only country to do that

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        • Daniel Burks on

          Violeta Hayden Fr. And it’s funny how this fake shit gets boosted over real female bands that aren’t ‘product’. Have you noticed that? Because I have.

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        • Nick Nixs Eason on

          Violeta Hayden Hahaha for real. I highly bet most of the people still liking them even after the troubles of the manager were exposed, all these people see are just hot girls in sexy nun outfits. They don’t see them as actual artists

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        • Nick Nixs Eason on

          Daniel Mcdonald Oh yeah, cause respecting a manager who severely underpays the band members, is known for yelling at members, refusing them medical treatment, tries to belittle them, and so much more. Yeah that’s so something that deserves respect. Get educated before defending something.

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        • Nick Nixs Eason on

          Brian Johnson So if nobody cares about them, then how are there already multiple groups for Vindicta (3 to be exact) lol And Dogma only has 1.
          Also try telling that to Australia 🤣

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    10. Peter Cook on

      I saw them in PA in November with the new line-up and it was AWESOME. People can say what they will, everyone is entitled to their opinion and so am I. I’ll wait and see what a second album sounds like. As far as live performance? Worth every mile I drove to see them (400+ one way). I will also follow Vindicta. They first song they released is epic.

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    22. Nouno Samaa on

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    35. Douglas Lopes on

      This is not the real Dogma anymore this is nothing short of a cover band of Dogma The real Dogma is now known as Vindicta!

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