Get Tickets To See Phish, Steve Lacy, String Cheese Incident, Gov’t Mule & Others

Phish announced their 2026 Fall Tour dates. The quartet will play a total of eight shows in four different cities between October 2 and 11.

Steve Lacy laid out plans for the Oh yeah? Tour, a 27-city run across North America. The outing supports his recently released third studio album, Oh yeah?, and marks Lacy’s first headline dates since the sold-out Give You The World Tour in 2022.

The String Cheese Incident announced the Just Keep Spinning Fall Tour, a U.S. run spread across October, November and December.

Gov’t Mule wil ring in 2027 in a new city. Warren Haynes and company announced they’ll bring their annual New Year’s Eve celebration to Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway on December 31, marking the first time in more than 20 years the band’s signature holiday tradition won’t take place in New York City.

Billed as “Gov’t Mule & Friends,” the special performance will feature an all-star lineup of guests already including Haynes’ former Allman Brothers Band bandmates Jaimoe and Marc Quinones, fellow ABB alum Chuck Leavell, former Black Crowes members Steve Gorman and Audley Freed, Reese Wynans and Kevn Kinney. Additional guests are expected to be announced.

The Disco Biscuits added four intimate Southeast shows to their 2026 touring itinerary, announcing two-night runs at new-to-the-band venues in Asheville, North Carolina and Charleston, South Carolina.

The Wood Brothers announced an 18-date fall tour, opening November 11 in Charlottesville (Virginia) and wrapping December 11 in Alexandria (Virginia). Amelia Day will open the Midwest leg, while Tyler Ramsey joins as support for the Northeast dates.

Foo Fighters announced a four-date South American leg of their ongoing Take Cover Tour running through February and March 2027. The trek — which marks the band’s first trip to South America since longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins’ tragic death on March 25, 2022 in Bogotá, Colombia — spans four countries, opening February 23 in Montevideo (Uruguay) and closing out March 3 in Lima (Peru).

311 tacked on three November shows to their upcoming fall tour. Each show will feature support from both Beach Weather and Tunnel Vision.

Iceage announced a North American headline tour for spring 2027 in support of For Love of Grace & the Hereafter. The Danish band’s new album arrived via Mexican Summer on May 29.

Allison Russell announced 2026 Fall Tour dates around her new album, In The Hour Of Chaos. Autumn Nicholas will support Russell on all U.S. dates while AHI provides direct support in the singer-songwriter’s home country of Canada.

Sugarland confirmed their 2026 The Ride Or Die Tour, a 26-date U.S. run spanning October through November. The shows will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Enjoy The Ride, the album that helped establish Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush as one of country music’s best-known duos.

Grahame Lesh and his classic Grahame Lesh & Friends crew will be joined by vocalist Kanika Moore and The Wolfpack horn and string section for a two-night New Year’s Eve Run in Fort Lauderdale. The shows will take place on December 30 and 31 at The Parker.

Lesh’s GLAF lineup for the run features frequent members Adam Minkoff and Justin Mazer on guitar, Nathan Graham on drums and Damian Calcagne on keys. The Wolfpack — Alex Kelly (cello), Brian Switzer (trumpet), Adam Theis (trombone), Mads Tolling (violin, viola) and Sheldon Brown (saxophone, clarinet, flute) — are no strangers to The Parker having played a 2024 New Year’s Run at the venue with Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros.

Pentatonix are bringing their Christmas In The City Tour back in 2026. The holiday arena tour will go coast-to-coast from November through December.