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Poison the Well and Alexisonfire Announce Co-Headlining 2027 Tour with Support from Touché Amoré
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The latest details list 17 US dates for Poison the Well and Alexisonfire’s co-headlining tour, with Touché Amoré as support. The spring run matters to fans as it brings the three bands together across the country, while also raising money for homelessness and poverty support.
The tour runs from 25 March to 17 April, starting in Dallas and ending in Boston, with stops including Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago and Brooklyn. Presale tickets are due on 4 November and general sales begin on 6 November; one dollar from each ticket will go to a PLUS1-supported campaign. Poison the Well are touring behind *Peace In Place*, their first album in 17 years.
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In short
- The bands announced 17 US dates from 25 March to 17 April.
- Touché Amoré will support the co-headliners.
- One dollar per ticket will support homelessness and poverty services.
How this story developed
- 15 minutes ago Poison the Well and Alexisonfire have announced a co-headlining US tour with Touché Amoré as support. The spring run will visit 17 cities, bringing together three established bands from the post-hardcore and punk scenes.
- 1 hour ago The latest details list 17 US dates for Poison the Well and Alexisonfire’s co-headlining tour, with Touché Amoré as support. The spring run matters to fans as it brings the three bands together across the country, while also raising money for homelessness and poverty support.
Explained simply
Post-hardcore is a style of punk that mixes its speed and intensity with changes in pace, heavier guitars and more varied vocals. Poison the Well, from Florida, and Alexisonfire, from Canada, emerged in the early 2000s and became established names in the genre.
Touché Amoré, a US band formed later, is also part of the post-hardcore scene. Poison the Well’s *Peace In Place* is their first album in 17 years, giving the tour added context for listeners following the band’s return to recording.
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