Tour news: Robyn Hitchcock, Andrew Bird, Joji, PUP, Die Spitz, Avett Brothers / Mike Patton, Combust / Crown of Thornz, more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

ROBYN HITCHCOCK

Robyn Hitchcock has full-band tour dates lined up for this spring, hitting St Paul, Chicago, Toronto, Nashville and Athens in April.

METALLICA @ SPHERE

Metal is coming to the Sphere.

ANDREW BIRD THE MYSTERIOUS PRODUCTION OF EGGS ORCHESTRAL TOUR

Andrew Bird has added more dates to his The Mysterious Production of Eggs Orchestral tour and he says to stay tuned for details on NYC, Chicago and Los Angeles shows.

JOJI

Joji has announced the Solaris Tour 2026, promising a brand new production and setlist. The tour starts June 16 at The Prudential Center in NJ, and hits Brooklyn on June 26 at Barclays Center.

THE HOTELIER

The Hotelier have added a second NYC show to their tour.

PUP

PUP will be out for “lil rip” in June after their appearance at festival Punksylvania, including Long Island (June 20 at The Paramount with Babe Haven), plus Norwalk, CT and Worcester, MA.

AVTT/PTTN

The Avett Brothers and Mike Patton have had to cancel a few of their spring dates, including their appearance at Big Ears festival in Knoxville.

CIRCA SURVIVE

Circa Survive, who are back, have added a Philly headlining show before Louder Than Life fest.

DIE SPITZ

Die Spitz announced their new tour this week and they now have two Brooklyn shows at Warsaw on November 13 & 14.

WHEN WE WERE YOUNG

Much like Best Friends Forever, Las Vegas punk/emo fest When We Were Young is taking 2026 off.

COMBUST, CROWN OF THORNZ, ETC

Saint Vitus is presenting a NYHC Banger at Music Hall of Williamsburg on May 15 with Combust, Crown of Thornz, Regulate, Blow Your Brains Out, a Bazooka/Ferment split set, and Sin Against Sin.

MY BODY MY FESTIVAL

The fourth annual My Body My Festival goes down at DC’s 930 Club on May 28 with Bartees Strange, Cherub tree, Animal Collective’s Deakin, Hamilton Leithauser, Nourished by Time, and Yaya Bey. Proceeds benefit the DC Abortion Fund.

BUKE AND GASE FAREWELL SHOWS

Buke and Gase are calling it quits, but not before playing a few farewell shows.

TELEHEALTH

Seattle’s Telehealth will be on tour in support of their first album for Sub Pop.

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