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Bachman-Turner Overdrive Announces 2027 ‘No Speed Limit’ US Tour

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Bachman-Turner Overdrive announced on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 that it will hit the road across the United States for a winter tour called “No Speed Limit.” The trek is set to run from January 7, 2027 at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida, through March 20, 2027 at Black Bear Casino Resort in Carlton, Minnesota, covering more than two dozen shows.

The itinerary takes the band through Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Arizona, California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Minnesota, with stops split between theaters, casinos and performing arts centers.

  • General ticket sales open Friday, August 28, 2026 at btoband.com/tour, though a handful of dates are already on sale and a few others will go on sale at a later date.
  • Pre-sale access through Ticketmaster begins Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 10 a.m. local time, ahead of the Friday general on-sale at 10 a.m. local time.
  • The January 8, 2027 show at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida will feature special guest John Waite.

What Randy Bachman Said About the 2027 Tour

Founding member Randy Bachman tied the new tour to his own path into music in a statement announcing the run. “I was a rock n’ roll child at 14 after quitting classical violin and seeing Elvis on TV… And now, I also get to tour across the U.S. with BTO as we announce our No Speed Limit Tour for next year! I’m thankful to all the rockers who keep on rockin’ and inspire me!” Bachman said.

Who Is in the Current BTO Lineup

The touring band Bachman is bringing out in 2027 keeps the current family lineup intact. Alongside Randy Bachman, the group is a family affair featuring his son Tal Bachman on guitar and his daughter-in-law KoKo Bachman on drums. Bachman brought BTO back to the road in 2023 following an eighteen-year gap from touring.

How This Tour Follows Bachman’s Run With The Guess Who

The No Speed Limit dates come on the heels of a separate run of shows earlier in 2026, when Randy Bachman toured performing as The Guess Who alongside Burton Cummings. That reunion marked their first shows together under The Guess Who name in 23 years and reportedly comprised 35 concerts, beginning in May 2026 and recently wrapping up in Vancouver. BTO’s 2027 outing will also be the band’s first shows since it paused touring in the fall of 2025.

BTO’s most recent US run drew notable numbers on the road, with an October 23, 2025 performance at Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania standing out as one of its top-grossing stops, pulling in $192,072 from 1,659 tickets sold according to Pollstar Boxoffice reports.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive 2027 Tour Dates

  • January 7: Orlando, FL, Hard Rock Live
  • January 8: Clearwater, FL, Ruth Eckerd Hall (with John Waite)
  • January 10: Naples, FL, Hayes Hall
  • January 11: Jacksonville, FL, The Florida Theatre
  • January 13: Montgomery, AL, Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
  • January 15: Biloxi, MS, IP Casino Resort Spa
  • January 17: San Antonio, TX, Tobin Center
  • January 19: Tucson, AZ, Fox Tucson Theatre
  • January 21: Thousand Oaks, CA, Bank Of America Performing Arts Center
  • January 23: Indio, CA, Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
  • January 24: Cerritos, CA, Cerritos Center For The Performing Arts
  • January 26: Modesto, CA, Gallo Center For The Arts
  • February 27: Bensalem, PA, Parx Casino Xcite Center
  • February 28: Lancaster, PA, American Music Theatre
  • March 2: Montclair, NJ, Wellmont Theater
  • March 3: Wheeling, WV, Capitol Theatre
  • March 5: Shipshewana, IN, Blue Gate Performing Arts Center
  • March 6: Davenport, IA, Rhythm City Casino Resort Event Center
  • March 9: Effingham, IL, Effingham Performance Center
  • March 10: Nashville, TN, Ryman Auditorium
  • March 12: Tulsa, OK, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
  • March 13: Quapaw, OK, Downstream Casino Resort The Pavilion
  • March 15: Des Moines, IA, Hoyt Sherman Place
  • March 16: La Vista, NE, The Astro Theater
  • March 18: Mayetta, KS, Prairie Band Casino & Resort Great Lakes Ballroom
  • March 20: Carlton, MN, Black Bear Casino Resort

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