Triumph has confirmed that their 50th Anniversary Tour will continue with 16 additional stops. The announcement follows a strong response to their initial run of shows, and the band shared the news in a post on Instagram.
The announcement details the return of the tour alongside April Wine, expanding the trek to more cities this fall.
“We’re excited to announce that Triumph is hitting the road again with April Wine Band!” Triumph said. “Following an incredible first run, The Rock & Roll Machine RELOADED Tour is coming to 16 additional cities this fall.”
The expanded run builds on the momentum of the tour’s earlier dates. The new leg brings a clear shape to what fans can expect this fall.
This second leg of The Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded Tour kicks off on November 17 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It wraps up on December 12 in San Diego, California. The 16-date run is designed to hit markets the band did not cover during the first leg. It takes Triumph and April Wine through the Midwest, Northeast, Southwest and West Coast over the course of roughly a month.
Along the way, the tour stops include Cincinnati, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Reno, Portland, Seattle, Oakland and Los Angeles, before closing out the run in San Diego. The variety of markets reflects the strength of demand generated by the tour’s first run earlier this year, which included stops such as Orlando’s Hard Rock Live in April.
Tickets for the newly announced shows follow a staggered release. An artist presale opens August 25 at 10 a.m. local time, followed by a Citi presale at noon the same day. The general public onsale is set for August 27 at 10 a.m. local time, giving fans across the newly added cities a chance to secure seats ahead of the fall run.
April Wine will return as support for every date on this second leg. The pairing is set to carry the tour straight through the end of the year.
