Sludge metal fans are in for a treat: Crowbar and Eyehategod have announced a co-headlining US tour set for Spring 2026. The month-long tour will bring a heavy dose of New Orleans-rooted sound to cities across the country.
A Veteran Pairing
The tour is scheduled to begin on March 19th in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and will conclude with a performance in the bands’ hometown of New Orleans on April 18th. The extensive route includes stops in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Seattle, Denver, and Nashville, among other locations.
This tour follows a previous co-headlining run this past summer, indicating a strong collaborative relationship between the two established acts. Tickets for select shows are available through Ticketmaster, while others can be purchased via StubHub and links found on Crowbar’s official website.
Special Performances
The tour includes a unique performance on April 17th in Atlanta, Georgia, where both Crowbar and Eyehategod will share the stage as support for the band Acid Bath. Additionally, Eyehategod is slated to perform as part of the C.Y. Fest in Los Angeles on March 28th.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the tour start?
The tour begins on March 19th, 2026, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Where does the tour end?
The tour concludes on April 18th, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Will both bands play at every show?
Yes, with the exception of the March 28th show in Los Angeles, where Eyehategod will perform as part of the C.Y. Fest, and the April 17th show in Atlanta, where both bands will support Acid Bath.
Will this tour signal further collaboration between Crowbar and Eyehategod, or could it lead each band to focus on individual projects following the spring run?
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