Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.
OMARION / TREY SONGZ / BOW WOW / YING YANG TWINS / MORE
Omarion and Bow Wow are teaming up for another Y2k nostalgia tour, this time with Trey Songz, Plies, Boosie, Ying Yang Twins, Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V, Pleasure P, Nivea, and Rick Ross along as well. The Millenium Tour runs through March and April and includes a Brooklyn show at Barclays Center on March 21. Tickets for all dates go on sale Friday, November 22 at 10 AM local.
MANY EYES
Many Eyes, the new band from former Every Time I Die vocalist Keith Buckley, have announced a holiday benefit show, Blue Christmas, with all ticket proceeds going to The Young Center. It’s with Bone Church and tba surprise guests at Hamden, CT’s Space Ballroom on December 21, and tickets go on sale Friday, November 22 at 10 AM ET.
THE STORY SO FAR
Having released their first album in six years, I Want To Disappear, in June, The Story So Far begin their tour with Superheaven and Koyo in Nashville tonight. See all dates HERE, including NYC’s Brooklyn Paramount on November 29, and pick up our exclusive orange and black vinyl variant of I Want To Disappear in the BV shop.
JOANNA STERNBERG OPENERS
As mentioned, Joanna Sternberg will celebrate the holidays with a special guest-filled NYC show on December 19 at Bowery Ballroom, and now they’ve revealed the identities of those guests: Alex Orange Drink, Jackie West, Jamie Frey, Jason Adam Katzenstein, Jay Henry, Jeffrey Lewis, Jeremy Willis, Josephine Network, Katy Pinke, Mary Lou Lord, Maya Luz, Michael Leviton, Michael Sternberg, Milky Maze, and Tommy Volume. Tickets are still available.
NAP EYES
Followed their sold out NYC show supporting MJ Lenderman at Brooklyn Steel on April 30, Nap Eyes will headline another NYC show at Baby’s All Right on May 1. After that, they head to the UK and Europe for more touring; see all dates HERE.
DOUGIE POOLE
Dougie Poole will close out the year with a Brooklyn show on December 28 at Baby’s All Right. It’s with a “special holiday big band” featuring Margaux, Jack McLoughlin, Sean Mullins, and Tonstartssbandht’s Andy boay, and he’s promising new music. It’s Dougie’s only upcoming show at the moment, and tickets are on sale now.
NEW YEAR’S EVE AT KNOCKDOWN CENTER
The Dare had already announced he’d be ringing in 2025 with a hometown NYC DJ set at Knockdown Center on December 31, and now they’ve added a few more artists to the lineup. Also DJing will be Doss, 100 gecs’ Dylan Brady, Frost Children, and Yves Tumor. Tickets are still available.
FURNACE FEST
Furnace Fest had said that their 2024 edition would mark the “end of an era,” but they’ve announced that they’re returning in 2025 after all.
GRIDIRON / TRAPPED UNDER ICE
Gridiron and Trapped Under Ice will be playing some Northeast shows together on the week between Christmas and New Year’s.
THE MAGNETIC FIELDS
The Magnetic Fields will keep their 69 Love Songs 25th anniversary tour going in 2025.
OKLOU
Oklou announced her debut LP and added a second NYC show to her 2025 tour.
CA7RIEL & PACO AMOROSO
The Argentinian duo are touring North America after Coachella 2025.
COACHELLA
Speaking of Coachella, next year’s lineup has officially arrived.
GEORDIE GREEP
The black midi frontman added more dates to his North American tour.
ELA MINUS
Ela Minus will play a few US shows in the spring following the release of her new album DIA.
PATTERSON HOOD / LYDIA LOVELESS
Drive-By Truckers co-founder Patterson Hood and Lydia Loveless will hit the road together in the spring.
SACRED PAWS
Having just released their first new music in five years, Sacred Paws, the duo of Ray Aggs (Trash Kit, Shopping) and Eilidh Rodgers (Golden Grrrls), are also playing a couple of UK shows in January.
THE WEATHER STATION
The Weather Station announced a spring North American tour supporting their new album Humanhood.
MJ LENDERMAN
MJ Lenderman added Australia and New Zealand shows to his tour supporting this year’s excellent Manning Fireworks.
Check our Tour Dates category for more.