Coheed and Cambria have revealed plans for a second North American tour in 2025, which will include a performance in Pennsylvania.
Take Back Sunday and special guest Foxing will accompany the progressive rock band on their second tour. It begins on August 16 and stops in Philadelphia’s Skyline Stage at the Mann on Wednesday, August 27.
At 10 a.m., tickets go on sale. Friday, January 17. The commencement of pre-sales is 10 a.m. onTicketmaster on January 15.
The Infinite Arc tour, which was previously announced alongside Mastodon, will stop at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton on Saturday, May 31.
The Father of Make Believe, Coheed and Cambria’s latest album, will be available on March 14. Blind Side Sonny, Someone Who Can, and Searching For Tomorrow are the singles that were released from that album.
In 2025, Taking Back Sunday will co-headline a tour with Cambria and Coheed. The tour concludes in Seattle, Washington, on September 21 after beginning in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 16.supplied by Live Nation
The following are the updated Take Back Sunday tour dates:
St. Louis, Missouri, August 16
August 17: Indiana’s Indianapolis
Chicago, Illinois, August 19
Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 20
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 23
September 24, Toronto, Canada
Baltimore, Maryland, August 26
Holmdel, New Jersey, August 29
Boston, Massachusetts, August 30
Charlotte, North Carolina, September 2.
Nashville, Tennessee, September 3.
Atlanta, Georgia, September 5
Tampa, Florida, Sept. 6
Houston, Texas, Sept. 8
Austin, Texas on September 9.
Texas’s Dallas on September 10
Morrison, Colorado, September 12
Arizona’s Phoenix on September 14
San Diego, California, September 15
Los Angeles, California, September 17
Berkeley, California, September 18
Portland, Oregon, Sept. 20
Seattle, Washington, September 21
Dates of the Mastodon tour are:
Salem, Virginia, May 10
May 11: Tennessee’s Knoxville
Raleigh, North Carolina, May 13.
Wilmington, North Carolina, May 15.
Charleston, South Carolina, May 16
May 19: Florida’s Estero
Huntsville, Alabama, May 21
Lexington, Kentucky, May 22
Virginia Beach, Virginia, May 24
Bridgeport, Connecticut, May 25
Saratoga Springs, New York, May 26
Portland, Maine, May 28
30 May, Syracuse, NY
Youngstown, Ohio, June 1
June 3rd, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Peoria, Illinois, June 4
Grand Rapids, Michigan, June 6
Green Bay, Wisconsin, June 7
Iowa’s Waukee on June 8