Here's a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.
THE OLD 97'S / CAITLIN ROSE
The Old 97's will be celebrating their 30th anniversary in 2023 and have announced West Coast tour dates with Caitlin Rose, happening in March and April.
THE WALKMEN
Back in 2013 The Walkmen went on “extreme hiatus,“ but frontman Hamilton Leithauser says “we’ve decided we’d like to play together again.“ So far they've announced two NYC reunion shows.
BLACK EYES
Dischord vets Black Eyes have announced reunion shows for 2023 and a new vinyl reissue of their classic self-titled debut LP.
FAKE NAMES (REFUSED, FUGAZI, MORE)
Punk supergroup Fake Names will return with a new album and a US tour in 2023.
KING GIZZARD
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard recently wrapped up their 2022 North American tour, which included their biggest NYC show to date at Forest Hills Stadium. They've just announced they'll be back in the US in June 2023 for a "residency tour" where they'll play multiple shows at special venues around the country, including Tennessee's subterranean The Caverns, Colorado's Red Rocks, Chicago's The Salt Shed, and more.
MARCO BENEVENTO
Marco Benevento has announced March tour dates, beginning at Jersey City's White Eagle hall on 3/10 and from there hitting Philly, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Madison, WI. He's also got dates this fall, including Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg on November 17. Head here for all dates.
WIZKID
Following his sold-out Madison Square Garden debut this week, Nigerian Afrobeats star Wizkid will return to North America in 2023 for a 20-date arena tour.
BLACK HERSTORY LIVE LINEUP
Afropunk and Lincoln Center have announced the lineup for the two day Black HERstory Live which happens February 24 & 25. Performing will be India Arie, Umi, Mereba, Celisse, Danielle Ponder, aja monet and Kimberly Nichole, plus Ebony Williams and Sarah Jones. More info is here.
HAILEY WHITTERS
Country singer Hailey Whitters will be heading out on her own tour before joining Shania Twain in May. Headline dates include Nashville, Denver, Las Vegas, Iowa City, and more.