Dinosaur Jr. Announce 2027 Tour
Dinosaur Jr. have expanded their North American tour into 2027, adding a fresh run of dates just days after launching a fall tour behind their new album, There's Near, their first in five years. The additional shows, scheduled for February and March, will see the band supported by Los Angeles rock act Starcrawler across most stops. The announcement coincides with the release of a new music video for the track "Everything At Once".
The extended tour runs from 11 February to 13 March, taking in cities including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Nashville, Chicago, Detroit and Toronto, with a stop in Minneapolis on 4 March being one of the few dates without Starcrawler support. The "Everything At Once" video, directed by Guy Kozak, follows a medieval knight carrying out everyday suburban American tasks such as mowing the lawn and barbecuing. The band previously toured with Snail Mail last summer, and frontman J Mascis released a split single with Mike Watt earlier this year.
- Dinosaur Jr. add 2027 North American tour dates, February to March
- Starcrawler will support on most shows
- New "Everything At Once" video released alongside the announcement
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Dinosaur Jr. are an American rock band formed in the 1980s, known for loud guitars and songs led by singer and guitarist J Mascis. Their long career has included periods apart and reunion tours, and the current line-up features Mascis, bassist Lou Barlow and drummer Murph.
Starcrawler are a Los Angeles rock band whose sound draws on punk and hard rock. Bands often bring a support act on tour to play before the main set, giving audiences a chance to hear another group and helping that act reach new listeners.
Dinosaur Jr.’s touring connects a new album with live performances across North America. For fans, the dates offer a chance to hear the band in concert; for the music scene, tours also help bands build audiences and keep new releases in circulation.