After a seven-year hiatus, rock band Brand New is making a highly anticipated return to the stage with a 24-date U.S. tour scheduled for spring and summer 2025.
The band recently tested the waters with three comeback shows in Dallas, Newport, and Nashville - their first public performances since October 2017. Following the positive response, Brand New has now unveiled plans for a full-scale nationwide tour.
The extensive tour will kick off on May 30, 2025, at Seattle's WAMU Theater and conclude on July 2 at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York. The itinerary includes multiple-night stands in several cities, including Los Angeles and Detroit.
Notable stops include performances at iconic venues such as the Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles, Moody Center in Austin, and the Prudential Center in Newark. The tour will cover major markets across the country, from the West Coast through the Midwest and down to the Southeast before wrapping up in the Northeast.
Fans eager to secure tickets can register for the pre-sale, which begins Wednesday, April 2, at 12 PM local time through the band's official website. Opening acts for the tour have not yet been announced.
This tour marks Brand New's first full touring schedule since their abrupt disbandment in late 2017, which occurred shortly after misconduct allegations emerged against frontman Jesse Lacey. The band, which had already planned to break up in 2018, ended their activities earlier than intended due to the controversy.
The announcement came through the band's freshly cleared Instagram account, suggesting a new chapter in Brand New's story as they return to the live music scene.