BLACK STAR RIDERS Pull Out Of Fall 2026 European Tour With TYKETTO: ‘Ticket Figures Were Not At The Place They Needed To Be’

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BLACK STAR RIDERS Pull Out Of Fall 2026 European Tour With TYKETTO: ‘Ticket Figures Were Not At The Place They Needed To Be’

Blabbermouth · 2 months ago

Black Star Riders have withdrawn from their planned autumn 2026 European "Rock 'N' Roll Salvation Tour" with Tyketto, citing disappointing ticket sales. The band confirmed the decision in a social media statement on Wednesday 8 July, apologising for the inconvenience and noting that refunds are available from the point of purchase. Tyketto will nonetheless proceed with the tour, replacing Black Star Riders with Coreleoni — the side project of Gotthard's Leo Leoni — as co-headliner.

The trek had been due to open on 29 September in Bochum, Germany, and run until an 18 October concert in Lindau, Germany. Black Star Riders' current touring line-up features Ricky Warwick, Jimmy DeGrasso, Marco Mendoza and Sam Wood. Formed in 2012 by four members of Thin Lizzy plus DeGrasso, the band released their acclaimed debut "All Hell Breaks Loose" in 2013; founding guitarist Scott Gorham stepped down in 2021 to focus on Thin Lizzy, and the group issued the single "Why Are The Rats?" in July 2024.

  • Black Star Riders quit autumn 2026 European tour over weak ticket sales.
  • Tyketto continues, with Coreleoni now co-headlining instead.
  • Refunds available; tour ran 29 September to 18 October in Germany.

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