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YHWH Nailgun Announces 2026 North American Tour Following New Album "Magazine"
YHWH Nailgun, the New York‑based experimental rock quartet, has just unveiled a 30‑date North American tour that will kick off in Boston and wind down in Brooklyn, all to promote their newly released 11‑minute album Magazine.
The tour will begin on September 16 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the venue Sonia. The following day the band crosses into Canada for a show at La Sala Rossa in Montreal, and the next night at Longboat Hall in Toronto. After the Canadian leg, the tour continues across the United States, stopping in cities such as Detroit, Columbus, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, Salt Lake City, Boise, Seattle, Portland, Berkeley, San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin, Denton, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Carrboro, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and concludes on October 29 in Brooklyn, New York, at Warsaw.
Tickets for the tour will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, June 18 at 10 a.m. local time, with presale periods already in effect earlier that day. The full itinerary is listed below, with symbols indicating the supporting act for each show:
Nuda – Boston, Montreal, Toronto @ – Seattle, Vancouver * keiyaA – all other dates
2026 Tour Schedule - 09/16 Boston, MA – Sonia - 09/17 Montreal, QC – La Sala Rossa - 09/18 Toronto, ON – Longboat Hall * - 09/19 Detroit, MI – Sanctuary Catacombs - 09/22 Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar - 09/23 Chicago, IL – Reggie's - 09/24 Minneapolis, MN – Zhora Darling - 09/26 Denver, CO – Lost Lake - 09/27 Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court - 09/29 Boise, ID – Neurolux - 10/01 Seattle, WA – Chop Suey ^ - 10/02 Vancouver, BC – Fox Cabaret ^ - 10/03 Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios ^ - 10/05 Berkeley, CA – Cornerstone ^ - 10/07 San Diego, CA – Soda Bar ^ - 10/09 Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room ^ - 10/10 Arcosanti, AZ – FORM # - 10/11 Phoenix, AZ – Rebel Lounge # - 10/13 Austin, TX – 29th St. Ballroom # - 10/14 Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves # - 10/15 Houston, TX – White Oak Hall (Upstairs) # - 10/17 Miami, FL – III Points Festival # - 10/19 Atlanta, GA – Aisle 5 # - 10/20 Nashville, TN – Third Man Records # - 10/22 Carrboro, NC – Cat's Cradle (Back Room) # - 10/23 Baltimore, MD – Ottobar # - 10/24 Philadelphia, PA – Warehouse on Watts # - 10/29 Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw #+
YHWH Nailgun formed in 2020 and has built a reputation for abrasive, noise‑laden compositions that blend punk, electronic, and experimental elements. Their debut album, 45 Pounds, was released in 2025 on the London label AD 93 and received critical praise for its innovative approach to post‑rock and post‑punk. The new album Magazine continues that trajectory, delivering a concise, 11‑minute listening experience that critics have described as a “tight, high‑energy statement.”
The upcoming tour follows the band’s recent release and will provide a platform for the new material while revisiting tracks from 45 Pounds. The inclusion of rotating support acts—Nuda, @, and keiyaA—adds variety to the lineup and reflects the band’s collaborative ethos. The Canadian stops in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver are significant, as YHWH Nailgun has a growing fan base in Canada and has previously performed at venues such as La Sala Rossa and Longboat Hall.
From a business perspective, the tour’s scheduling—beginning in Boston, moving through a mix of mid‑size and larger venues, and concluding in Brooklyn—provides a balanced itinerary that covers key markets in the northeastern United States and the western U.S. The tour also includes a festival appearance at III Points Festival in Miami, offering exposure to a broader festival audience.
Tickets are available through the band’s official website and major ticketing platforms. Presale access is currently limited to fan club members and select partners. The tour is expected to run through late October, with the final show in Brooklyn serving as a home‑coming performance for the band.
In summary, YHWH Nailgun’s 2026 North American tour is a comprehensive fall run that supports their latest album Magazine, features rotating support acts, and includes a mix of Canadian and U.S. venues. Fans can purchase tickets starting June 18, and the tour will conclude on October 29 in Brooklyn. The band’s continued presence on the touring circuit underscores their growing influence within the experimental rock scene and their commitment to delivering high‑energy live performances across North America.
The tour will begin on September 16 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the venue Sonia. The following day the band crosses into Canada for a show at La Sala Rossa in Montreal, and the next night at Longboat Hall in Toronto. After the Canadian leg, the tour continues across the United States, stopping in cities such as Detroit, Columbus, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, Salt Lake City, Boise, Seattle, Portland, Berkeley, San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin, Denton, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Carrboro, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and concludes on October 29 in Brooklyn, New York, at Warsaw.
Tickets for the tour will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, June 18 at 10 a.m. local time, with presale periods already in effect earlier that day. The full itinerary is listed below, with symbols indicating the supporting act for each show:
Nuda – Boston, Montreal, Toronto @ – Seattle, Vancouver * keiyaA – all other dates
2026 Tour Schedule - 09/16 Boston, MA – Sonia - 09/17 Montreal, QC – La Sala Rossa - 09/18 Toronto, ON – Longboat Hall * - 09/19 Detroit, MI – Sanctuary Catacombs - 09/22 Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar - 09/23 Chicago, IL – Reggie's - 09/24 Minneapolis, MN – Zhora Darling - 09/26 Denver, CO – Lost Lake - 09/27 Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court - 09/29 Boise, ID – Neurolux - 10/01 Seattle, WA – Chop Suey ^ - 10/02 Vancouver, BC – Fox Cabaret ^ - 10/03 Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios ^ - 10/05 Berkeley, CA – Cornerstone ^ - 10/07 San Diego, CA – Soda Bar ^ - 10/09 Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room ^ - 10/10 Arcosanti, AZ – FORM # - 10/11 Phoenix, AZ – Rebel Lounge # - 10/13 Austin, TX – 29th St. Ballroom # - 10/14 Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves # - 10/15 Houston, TX – White Oak Hall (Upstairs) # - 10/17 Miami, FL – III Points Festival # - 10/19 Atlanta, GA – Aisle 5 # - 10/20 Nashville, TN – Third Man Records # - 10/22 Carrboro, NC – Cat's Cradle (Back Room) # - 10/23 Baltimore, MD – Ottobar # - 10/24 Philadelphia, PA – Warehouse on Watts # - 10/29 Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw #+
YHWH Nailgun formed in 2020 and has built a reputation for abrasive, noise‑laden compositions that blend punk, electronic, and experimental elements. Their debut album, 45 Pounds, was released in 2025 on the London label AD 93 and received critical praise for its innovative approach to post‑rock and post‑punk. The new album Magazine continues that trajectory, delivering a concise, 11‑minute listening experience that critics have described as a “tight, high‑energy statement.”
The upcoming tour follows the band’s recent release and will provide a platform for the new material while revisiting tracks from 45 Pounds. The inclusion of rotating support acts—Nuda, @, and keiyaA—adds variety to the lineup and reflects the band’s collaborative ethos. The Canadian stops in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver are significant, as YHWH Nailgun has a growing fan base in Canada and has previously performed at venues such as La Sala Rossa and Longboat Hall.
From a business perspective, the tour’s scheduling—beginning in Boston, moving through a mix of mid‑size and larger venues, and concluding in Brooklyn—provides a balanced itinerary that covers key markets in the northeastern United States and the western U.S. The tour also includes a festival appearance at III Points Festival in Miami, offering exposure to a broader festival audience.
Tickets are available through the band’s official website and major ticketing platforms. Presale access is currently limited to fan club members and select partners. The tour is expected to run through late October, with the final show in Brooklyn serving as a home‑coming performance for the band.
In summary, YHWH Nailgun’s 2026 North American tour is a comprehensive fall run that supports their latest album Magazine, features rotating support acts, and includes a mix of Canadian and U.S. venues. Fans can purchase tickets starting June 18, and the tour will conclude on October 29 in Brooklyn. The band’s continued presence on the touring circuit underscores their growing influence within the experimental rock scene and their commitment to delivering high‑energy live performances across North America.
