Concert Updates: Tyler Childers, Autechre, Fust, Merce Lemon, Georgia

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Hannah Cohen, Autechre, Fust, Merce Lemon, Georgia Maq, Nightmare of You, End It, Moviola, and more are included in the latest tour updates. Tyler Childers continues his Snipe Hunt tour in 2026, adding shows with Wednesday, Jon Batiste, and more in cities such as Dallas, St. Louis, Kansas City, Seattle, and Portland. Meanwhile, Bonnaroo releases its 2026 lineup highlights featuring The Strokes, Geese, Turnstile, Clipse, Wednesday, Amyl, Wet Leg, and Alabama Shakes.

Phish made a return to Las Vegas’ Sphere in 2026 with nine spring shows. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, known for their extensive tours in North America, decided to take it easy this year with only two US events. Gorillaz surprised fans with a performance of their upcoming album, The Mountain, and have announced additional full album shows in Los Angeles.

Matt Berninger, of The National, continues his tour for his solo album, Get Sunk, with new North American shows in March featuring his collaborator Royboy and Hannah Georgas. Hannah Cohen, the artist, adds more dates to her spring tour, including stops at festivals like Big Ears and Treefort in cities like Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, Charlottesville, DC, and Boston.

Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band announces a new round of spring North American tour dates for their album, New Threats From the Soul. Fust and Merce Lemon will be touring this spring, and they’re joined by former Camp Cope frontperson Georgia Maq. Nightmare of You, an ’00s-era Long Island band, reunites for their debut album’s 20th-anniversary celebration at Bowery Ballroom.

Voxtrot, an Austin indie band, announces their first album since their 2007 debut along with a spring tour. Flatspot labelmates End It and Whispers embark on an East Coast tour in January, including a NYC show at Elsewhere. Ben Quad, an OKC emo band, releases their sophomore album, Wisher, and announces a 25-city tour starting in March.

Moviola, a long-running Ohio indie rock band, supports their new album, Earthbound, with shows in their home state and additional East Coast shows in February. Autechre, the UK electronic duo, teases fans with European tour dates in September and October 2026, including their biggest headline show in London. Lastly, Australian indie rockers Vacations announce the 2026 edition of their MATES Festival set to take place at NYC’s Knockdown Center in June.

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