When it was announced this past Monday that Tomahawk — the supergroup featuring Duane Denison, Mike Patton, John Stanier, and Trevor Dunn — would be touring the U.S. for the first time in 13 years, I’ll admit that I was super stoked. Not just for the opportunity to see them live again, but for the chance for maybe something new on the horizon.
…But that hope was short lived, as the band personally went on social media to clarify their intentions with this reunion.
“We tried to keep tickets as affordable as possible for these shows. We know horrible fees get added as well. Sharing the stage with the Melvins makes this an even better deal. There will not be any other band on the bill.
“To answer some of the questions we are getting, we will not be adding more cities to this run… There is no new music planned. No meet and greets or any of that special package stuff. Oh and we are not taking song requests, that’s not how concerts work.
“We are all busy with other things and not as young as we used to be so we crammed as many dates into the period that we were all available. Our booking agent solicits offers and routes the dates based on the offers received. Believe it or not we don’t get offers from EVERY city.
“As of this very moment, we do not have any other touring plans in 2026. However, we are in constant contact with our agents and working on our individual schedules to see if there is interest and we might have time to visit more of you, in other countries, in 2027. Stay tuned. Thank you for welcoming us back!”
The aforementioned tour will begin on July 18 in Nashville and will come to an end on August 15 in Los Angeles.
“A Huge Waste of Your Time and Money” 2026 U.S. Tour dates:
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