Post-hardcore supergroup Evil Island — featuring members of Blood Brothers, …And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, OFF!, and Glassjaw — have announced their first-ever US tour.
The band just made its live debut with a blistering set at Club Tee Gee in Los Angeles this past weekend. Now, they’re set to hit more cities throughout the country.
Tour Dates Announced
The seven-date tour is spread out from late August through mid December. It kicks off August 29th at Linda’s Fest in Seattle, passing through major cities like Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles before ending with a show in Denver on December 18th.
Tickets go on sale on Thursday, August 20th, at 9 a.m. local time via the various venue sites.
Debut Album and Single
Evil Island are touring in support of their just-released debut album Terraform the Afterlife out now. We named their single “T-Hexx” (featuring guest vocals from Fugazi’s Guy Picciotto) one of our Heavy Songs of the Week, with particular emphasis given its superlative fusion of glam rock, post-hardcore, and noise rock.
The band has also released music videos for their songs “Animal”, “Melted Heart”, “King Death”, and “Terminatrix”.
See Evil Island’s upcoming tour dates below.
Evil Island 2026 Tour Dates:
08/29 – Seattle, WA @ Linda’s Fest (Free Show)
09/05 – Austin, TX @ 13th Floor Anniversary Party
10/16 – Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
10/30 – New York, NY @ The Bowery Ballroom
12/12 – Los Angeles, CA @ Sid The Cat
12/13 – San Diego, CA @ Casbah
12/18 – Denver, CO @ The Marquis
In conclusion, Evil Island’s upcoming US tour is a highly anticipated event, with the band set to perform in several major cities across the country. With their debut album Terraform the Afterlife and single “T-Hexx” gaining attention, fans of post-hardcore music won’t want to miss this opportunity to see the supergroup live. Be sure to check out their tour dates and get your tickets before they sell out.
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