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  • Brandon Flowers Plots Solo North American Tour

    Killers frontman Brandon Flowers is gearing up for an electrifying run of performances, announcing a comprehensive North American tour that kicks off this September.

    Following the release of his latest solo album, Thrasher, Flowers is bringing his signature sound to fans across the continent. The tour itinerary promises a dynamic mix of major cities and iconic venues, starting deep in the Western United States.

    The journey begins with a bang in Phoenix, Arizona, before sweeping through Los Angeles, Oakland, and Portland, establishing an incredible presence across the Pacific Northwest and the Southwest. From there, the tour heads north to Canada, marking a significant stop at Vancouver’s Vogue Theatre on September 8th.

    The momentum continues as Flowers weaves through the Midwest before making his way to Toronto, where he is set to play at the historic History on September 24th. This Canadian leg sets the stage perfectly for an extended run across the continent.

    The schedule is packed with high-energy dates, including stops in Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Chicago, and New York, ensuring that fans won’t have to wait long for a dose of Flowers’ music. The tour ultimately wraps up its North American arc before transitioning into an October leg across the United Kingdom.

    For those ready to catch these shows, ticket sales are officially underway. Presale begins tomorrow, June 25th, at 10 a.m. local time, followed by the general on-sale starting Friday, June 26th, also at 10 a.m. Be sure to check Concert Central for detailed Canadian listings and to secure your spot on this epic adventure.

    Credit: Exclaim!

  • Jeff Tweedy adds more dates to solo tour, including intimate Brooklyn show at Music Hall of Williamsburg

    The sonic partnership between Jeff Tweedy and Case Oates is hitting new, exciting notes as they expand their joint performances, offering fans a rich tapestry of live music experiences this autumn.

    Building on their shared journey, the artists are adding an intimate addition to their fall solo tour. While the initial run already featured a major performance in New York City at the Town Hall on October 28th, the duo is bringing the sound to a more personal setting with a second show at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg on November 4th.

    This new installment in the tour promises a unique experience, especially given the venue’s evolving status. The Music Hall of Williamsburg is set to close its doors at the end of the year, making this upcoming performance an increasingly precious and memorable moment for those who attend.

    The decision to play such a historic and beloved space adds a layer of intimacy and urgency to the tour schedule. It highlights how pivotal live music venues are in shaping the landscape of contemporary art and sound.

    Looking ahead, Tweedy’s 2026 tour is packed with opportunities for live music, spanning from festivals to intimate theater settings. The itinerary shows a commitment to both large-scale events and deeply personal performances:

    June 26–27, 2026: North Adams, MA, at the MASS MoCA (SOLID SOUND FEST)

    October 20, 2026: Three Oaks, MI, at The Acorn

    October 21, 2026: Kent, OH, at The Kent Stage

    October 23, 2026: Rochester, NY, at RIT Performing Arts Center

    October 28, 2026: New York, NY, at The Town Hall

    October 30, 2026: Great Barrington, MA, at Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center

    October 31, 2026: Groton, MA, at Groton Hill Music Center

    November 1, 2026: Waterville, ME, at Waterville Opera House

    November 3, 2026: Providence, RI, at Uptown Theater

    November 4, 2026: Brooklyn, NY, at Music Hall of Williamsburg

    November 6, 2026: Carmel, IN, at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts

    November 7, 2026: Davenport, IA, at Capitol Theatre

    November 16, 2026: Galway, Ireland, at Black Box Theatre

    November 17, 2026: Dublin, Ireland, at The Ambassador Theatre

    November 19, 2026: Cork, Ireland, at Live at St Luke’s

    Credit: BrooklynVegan

  • The Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon Plots North American Solo Tour with the Painkillers

    Get ready for some seriously good times on the road, because Brian Fallon and the Painkillers are gearing up for a North American adventure that promises to be just as electrifying as their music.

    In support of their forthcoming solo album Not Bad for New Jersey (released September 10 via Lesser Known Records), Fallon and his band have announced an exciting fall tour schedule that will take them across the continent, bringing their sound to fans from Brooklyn all the way to the UK and Europe.

    The journey kicks off on September 10 in Brooklyn, NY, setting the stage for a whirlwind of live performances. The road trip quickly takes them into Canada, where they will hit the stage in Toronto on September 14 at The Opera House, joined by fellow musician Dave Hause. This cross-border performance is set to be a highlight of their North American run.

    After crossing into Canada, the band continues their trek through the US, playing venues across states like Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Chicago before hitting major stops in Minneapolis, Denver, and San Francisco.

    The tour wraps up its mainland journey in Philadelphia, PA, on October 13. But the adventure isn’t over yet; after this run, Fallon is planning to bring the energy of the Painkillers to the UK and Europe in November.

    Fans eager to catch some of these dates can secure their tickets soon. Sales will go live for the general public next Friday, June 26, at 10 a.m. local time, with various presales kicking off on June 23. Keep an eye on Concert Central for the full schedule and more details on other Canadian shows.

    The itinerary is packed with venues, from Music Hall of Williamsburg to The Opera House, ensuring there’s a stop for every kind of music lover looking for a dose of authentic rock energy.

    Follow Brian Fallon and the Painkillers for live updates and behind-the-scenes moments from this unforgettable tour.

    Credit: Exclaim!