11 Essential Rock Tours to Catch in Fall 2023
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Summer festival season is winding down now that Labor Day is behind us, but don’t worry — there are still plenty of exciting rock shows waiting for us on the horizon. Some fantastic acts are about to hit the road or continue their tours for autumn treks, including Arctic Monkeys, DEVO, and Dogstar. To ensure nobody misses their favorites, we’ve rounded up the most essential 11 rock tours for fall 2023.
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Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys, photo by Sun Noor
The final leg of the Arctic Monkeys’ world tour is officially underway — their latest project, The Car, has truly been taking quite the spin since its release nearly a year ago. And with AM’s recent shows, such as their gig in Montreal, running through some of the band’s most treasured hits, there’s no way fans are going to want to miss the remaining dates.
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Dave Matthews Band
Dave Matthews Band, photo by Sanjay Suchak
Jam band kings Dave Matthews Band have just wrapped up their annual residency at Gorge Ampitheatre in Washington. Now, they’ll be taking things on the road through November with a handful of fall dates, including a pair of Madison Square Garden concerts. Stand bold and proud in your fandom and get tickets now.
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Death Cab for Cutie & The Postal Service
Death Cab for Cutie, photo by Jimmy Fontaine
Ben Gibbard had himself a hell of a year in 2003. That’s when he essentially defined his career by releasing definitive albums from both Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service. Twenty years later, he’s celebrating both iconic LPs by going on tour with… himself. Gibbard and his various cohorts will be playing DCFC’s Transatlanticism and PS’ Give Up in full on this must-see fall trek.
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Depeche Mode
Depeche Mode, photo by Clara Orozco
Even the title of Depeche Mode’s latest album, Memento Mori, feels perfect for the fall season. Following a summer European run, the band has mapped out a long string of dates that extend into 2024, with most of the US dates landing here in autumn. To dance with death for yourself, grab tickets now at the button below.
DEVO
DEVO, photo by Anna Webber/Getty Images
This might be one of the last chances audiences have to catch new wave legends DEVO. The band’s own Mark Mothersbaugh, in conversation with the Guardian, shared, “Are you married? Imagine you had four wives and you worked together. It’s tricky being in a band.” Even if that’s not a hint, you should probably check out DEVO’s West Coast November shows just in case.
Dogstar
Dogstar, photo by Brian Bowen Smith
Actor and bassist Keanu Reeves has rekindled the rock trio he performs in with guitarist-vocalist Bret Domrose and drummer Rob Mailhouse — Dogstar. Their first release in over 20 years, Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees, arrives in October, and they’ve been previewing the material with some summer shows. They’ll return for a second North American leg in late September, and stay on the road straight through the holiday season.
The Eagles & Steely Dan
The Eagles, photo by Ebru Yildiz
Legendary rockers The Eagles are making “The Long Goodbye,” and Steely Dan is along for the ride. The farewell tour for The Eagles is kicking off at Madison Square Garden on September 7th before working its way through cities like Boston, Denver, Atlanta, and more. Secure tickets using the button below before they all fly away — for good.
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Liz Phair
Liz Phair, photo by Eszter+David
In honor of the project’s 30th anniversary, Liz Phair is setting out on a return to Exile in Guyville. That’s right — she’s performing the classic record in full each night, beginning with a show in California in November before hitting Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Seattle, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Nashville, and more.
Nick Cave
Nick Cave, photo by Kerry Brown
Multi-hyphenate artist Nick Cave is hitting the road for something of a two-for. Nestled between solo tour dates during which he’ll be accompanied by Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on bass, Cave will stop at a number of book stores. He’ll be holding in-store conversations and signing his memoir, Faith, Hope and Carnage, which is out in paperback on September 19th. There’s even a special in-conversation event with co-author Sean O’Hagan in NYC. But did we mention he’s playing with Colin Greenwood?
Peter Murphy’s David Bowie Tribute Tour
Peter Murphy of Bauhaus, photo by Jeffrey Donavan
After a delay to accommodate for a medical procedure, Peter Murphy’s David Bowie tribute (“Celebrating David Bowie”) is officially moving forward. The Bauhaus frontman is bringing his love for Ziggy Stardust to cities across the US through October and November. The sets are said to focus on the Stardust era, the Berlin trilogy, and Bowie’s “Trent Reznor infused years.”
Squeeze & The Psychedelic Furs
The Psychedelic Furs (photo by David Brendan Hall) and Squeeze (photo by Danny Clifford)
Squeeze and The Psychedelic Furs have teamed up for a joint tour, kicking off in New York in early September before hitting cities like Nashville, Detroit, Chicago, and wrapping up in Las Vegas. Lock in your tickets to see the British rockers now.
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11 Essential Rock Tours to Catch in Fall 2023
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