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Neurosis Schedule Extends Into 2027 Following New Record
The Oakland stalwarts add several dates across the US and a Dutch festival appearance following the release of their first new album in a decade.
NEUROSIS have confirmed a fresh string of live dates stretching from the end of this year into early 2027. The announcement follows the release of "An Undying Love For A Burning World", the band's first new studio album in ten years. The itinerary includes performances in Brooklyn, Chicago, Portland, and Seattle, alongside a special appearance at the Roadburn festival in the Netherlands in April 2027.
General ticket sales for the new dates begin this Friday, September 11. While the San Francisco shows on October 16 and 17 are already sold out, the band is expected to announce further dates in the coming months. The current run also includes a performance at Converge's Saddest Day in Boston on December 12 and a Los Angeles show on January 2, 2027.
As soon as we were in a room together with amps firing and the drums going, it just started happening instantly.
This touring cycle marks a significant chapter for the Oakland quartet. Following the 2019 departure of co-founder Scott Kelly, the remaining members—Steve Von Till, Jason Roeder, Dave Edwardson, and Noah Landis—initially faced uncertainty regarding their future. They eventually reunited in late 2024 to begin crafting new material, eventually recruiting Aaron Turner of SUMAC and ISIS to help complete the sonic puzzle. Von Till noted that the collaboration with Turner helped the band find its footing and forge a new identity following their period of introspection.
