Beastie Boys’ Mike Diamond Adds U.S., Canada & Europe Dates To Mike D 5D 2026 Tour

Mike D 5D also released “Crypto,” the fourth single from the band’s debut album, Thank You, due August 28 via Capitol Records.

By Scott Bernstein Jul 21, 2026 10:02 am PDT

Mike D 5D — the band led by Beastie Boys member Mike Diamond — announced new 2026 tour dates and released “Crypto,” the fourth single from the group’s debut album, Thank You. Due August 28 via Capitol Records, the record was previously previewed by the singles “Switch Up,” “What We Got” and “True Colors.”

Mike D 5D also features Diamond’s sons Skyler and Davis Diamond along with Eddie Ruscha, Will Graefe and Milo Ruscha.

The run begins with a series of previously announced shows along the East Coast from August 30 through September 9. Mike D 5D then heads to California starting on September 20 for concerts in Santa Ana, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz and San Francisco — where the band is set to appear at the Portola Music Festival. More West Coast shows come next in Seattle, Portland (Oregon) and Vancouver (British Columbia), before October brings the group to Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Toronto (Ontario).

The international stretch follows, with the band moving through the United Kingdom and continental Europe, visiting Brighton (England), Glasgow (Scotland), Manchester (England), London, Amsterdam, Lille (France), Cologne (Germany), Lausanne (Switzerland), Lyon (France) and Brussels (Belgium) before wrapping November 5.

Tickets go on sale Friday, July 24 at 10 a.m. local time. Scroll below for links to purchase, a complete list of dates and to stream “Crypto.”

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