Beartooth Is Bringing the Pure Ecstasy Tour Across the U.S. This Fall

Beartooth just dropped a full U.S. run for this fall and it's a big one. Twenty-three dates, coast to coast, with one of the hardest support lineups you'll see all year. If you've been waiting for Caleb Shomo and company to bring it back to your city, this is the one.

The "Pure Ecstasy" U.S. tour kicks off November 11 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston and runs all the way through December 19 at Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, California. Joining on every single date are Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker. That's a seriously stacked bill from top to bottom.

The New Album Behind the Tour

This whole run is in support of Pure Ecstasy, Beartooth's sixth studio album, arriving August 28 via Fearless Records. It's the band's first release on Fearless and it's already shaping up to be a massive record. Eleven tracks that Shomo says channel both the chaos and clarity of hard-won personal growth. That tracks with everything this band has been about since day one.

Two singles are already out. "Free" dropped back in February, and the title track "Pure Ecstasy" landed on May 15. If you haven't checked those out yet, go do that. The production on this record is a step up. Shomo handled production and engineering himself as usual, but this time around he brought in some heavy collaborators. Jordan Fish, Jake Rene, Matt Sirtori, and even Periphery's Misha Mansoor all had a hand in shaping the sound. On top of that, this is the first Beartooth album where drummer Connor Denis recorded drums on the record instead of Shomo doing everything solo. That's a big shift for this project.

The Support Lineup

I'll be real, the support on this tour might sell tickets on its own. Don Broco are coming off their fifth album Nightmare Tripping, which dropped in March 2026 on Fearless Records. They've always been one of the most entertaining live bands in the UK rock scene, and the energy they bring is infectious. Their last album Amazing Things topped the UK Albums Chart, so the momentum is there.

Magnolia Park out of Orlando have been on a serious run lately. The pop-punk crew is deep in their VAMP era on Epitaph Records and they've been pushing into darker, more conceptual territory that feels like a natural fit on this bill. And then there's Windwaker, the Australian metalcore outfit who've been building a name for themselves stateside. Their album Hyperviolence is a fan favorite, and opening this tour is only going to expand their reach.

Full U.S. Tour Dates

Why This Tour Matters

Honestly, Beartooth has been on a trajectory that's hard to ignore. Over 1.3 billion streams worldwide, an RIAA-certified platinum single, a gold single, and back-to-back No. 1 hits at Active Rock radio from The Surface in 2023. Forbes called them a band "inching towards a tipping point of becoming the latest arena headliner." Looking at this routing and these venues, it's clear they're getting closer to that every cycle.

The fact that Pure Ecstasy marks the first album where Shomo didn't play every instrument himself is significant. Having Connor Denis on drums throughout the sessions at NRG Recording Studios, plus outside producers like Jordan Fish (who's worked with Bring Me The Horizon, Architects, and Poppy) and early songwriting from Skyler Accord (who's written for Twenty One Pilots and Issues), this record sounds like it was built to expand what Beartooth can be. That's exciting.

The World Tour Picture

The U.S. leg is just one piece of the puzzle. Beartooth already has European and UK dates locked in from September 17 through October 6, hitting cities like Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, London's O2 Academy Brixton, and Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom. Silverstein and Kingdom of Giants are handling support overseas. Then in late January 2027, the tour heads to Australia with Fit for a King and Volumes on support. This is a proper world tour.

Tickets and On-Sale Info

Presales are happening right now. The Citi presale and artist presale both started today, May 19, at 12 p.m. ET and run through Thursday, May 21 at 10 p.m. local time. General on-sale is Friday, May 22 at 10 a.m. local time.

For the full list of dates and ticket links, head to BeartoothBand.com. Tickets are also available through Ticketmaster.

Don't sleep on this one. Between the new record, the stacked lineup, and the rooms they're playing, this fall tour is going to be one of the best hard rock packages of the year. Get your tickets before they're gone.

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