The music world is buzzing with movement this fall, as a dynamic lineup of indie, punk, and alternative acts kicks off some seriously ambitious tours across the country. From genre-bending collaborations to massive festival announcements, the road ahead is packed with noise, history, and fresh energy.
One of the most electrifying ventures involves Turnstile, which is hitting its stride by taking on its largest venues yet and curating an absolutely insane list of openers. They are pairing diverse talent that spans everything from hip hop figures like Clipse and Vince Staples to hardcore legends such as Terror and Cold World, alongside indie favorites like Porches and Yves Tumor. This diverse roster demonstrates how the genre-defying energy of Turnstile continues to pull in a wide spectrum of musicians.
In similar fashion, other groups are forging powerful alliances. Mannequin Pussy and Wednesday are teaming up for a co-headlining tour, opening the show with Nashville art punks SNÕÕPER. This collaboration promises a killer bill from top to bottom as they hit stops, starting in Asheville on October 30.
The momentum continues with acts like Turnover, who are launching a fall tour supporting their new album Down on Earth. They will be joined by artists like Nothing and Trauma Ray, kicking off dates in Cincinnati on November 3.
Veteran punk force Pennywise is gearing up for a North American tour following their appearance at Riot Fest. They will be joined by a rotating cast of contemporaries, including Angel Du$t, H2O, Murphy’s Law, and Circle Jerks, keeping the punk legacy loud and present.
Other major players are also charting new territory. Arm’s Length is co-headlining a tour with Welsh band Holding Absence, supported by Bloom and House & Home, reaching some of their biggest venues yet.
The scene also features exciting solo momentum. Jeff Tweedy is extending his fall solo tour dates, including an intimate show in Brooklyn at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, offering fans a chance to get closer to his sound.
Further diverse acts are making waves on the road. Free Throw and Microwave are embarking on a co-headline tour with Carly Cosgrove, with other exciting acts like Puddlesplasher and Flycatcher also featured depending on the date. This tour includes stops in the NYC area, such as November 7 at NJ’s Starland Ballroom.
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- Turnstile
- Clipse
- Vince Staples
- Terror
- Cold World
- Porches
- Yves Tumor
- Mannequin Pussy
- Wednesday
- SNÕÕPER
- Turnover
- Down on Earth
- Nothing
- Trauma Ray
- Pennywise
- Angel Du$t
- H2O
- Murphy’s Law
- Circle Jerks
- Arm’s Length
- Holding Absence
- Bloom
- House & Home
- Jeff Tweedy
- Free Throw
- Microwave
- Carly Cosgrove
- Puddlesplasher
- Flycatcher
- Bright Eyes
- Lullaby for the
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