Dave Matthews Band Announces 2026 Fall Tour Dates
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Dave Matthews Band has announced its 2026 Fall Tour, a US headline run beginning on 4 November at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. The tour will call at venues including Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, United Center in Chicago, CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore and Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, before closing with a two-night stand at Madison Square Garden. General ticket sales open on Friday 21 August at 10am local venue time, with the announcement coming as the band prepares to resume its summer tour beforehand.
Before the autumn leg, the band returns to the road on 28 August with two shows at Fiddler's Green in Colorado, wrapping up its summer run with the traditional Labor Day weekend residency at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington state, supported by acts including Watchhouse, Sierra Hull and Jesse Welles. The tour also continues Dave Matthews Band's long-running environmental work, including its "On The Road To Zero Waste" partnership with Live Nation and 21-year collaboration with nonprofit Reverb, alongside a seven-year reforestation partnership with The Nature Conservancy that will see the band reach a total of seven million trees planted by the end of 2026.
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In short
- Dave Matthews Band's 2026 Fall Tour starts 4 November in Madison, Wisconsin
- Tour closes with two nights at Madison Square Garden; tickets on sale 21 August
- Summer leg resumes 28 August, ending with Labor Day shows at the Gorge
How this story developed
- 2 months ago Dave Matthews Band has announced its 2026 Fall Tour, a US headline run beginning on 4 November at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin.
- 2 months ago Dave Matthews Band has announced its 2026 Fall Tour, a US headline run beginning on 4 November at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin.
Explained simply
Dave Matthews Band is a long-running American rock group known for its jam-band style and extensive touring, which regularly draws large crowds to arenas across the United States. The band has built a following partly through its habit of announcing multi-city tours well in advance, with tickets typically going on general sale a few weeks before the first shows begin.
Alongside its live performances, the band has for some years tied its touring operations to environmental commitments, including efforts to cut waste at venues and a reforestation partnership with a conservation group. These initiatives run in parallel with each tour cycle, linking the band's commercial activity to a broader sustainability record it has built up over time.
Tour announcements of this kind matter mainly to fans planning to attend, given the scale of venues involved, the geographic spread of dates, and the knock-on effects on ticket demand, local economies in host cities, and the wider touring industry that depends on major acts filling arenas.
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