Cheap Trick 2027 Concert Dates Announced
Cheap Trick has locked in its first three concert dates for 2027, with shows planned for February and April. The newly announced dates come as the band’s All Washed Up Tour, which began in 2026, picks back up on November 5, 2026, with a stop in Fort Wayne, Indiana, at the Clyde Theatre.
The All Washed Up Tour takes its name from Cheap Trick’s most recent studio album, which came out in 2025. The tour’s 2026 leg is set to run through late November before the band’s schedule carries over into the new year.
Two of the newly confirmed 2027 dates are in Florida. Cheap Trick is slated to perform at the 29th Annual Thunder by the Bay Music & Motorcycle Festival in Sarasota on February 19, followed by a show at Seminole Casino Hotel IMK in Immokalee on February 20. The band’s third new date is scheduled for April 10 at the Wild Adventures LIVE! Amphitheatre in Valdosta, Georgia.
Cheap Trick Remaining 2026 Tour Dates
- November 5: Fort Wayne, IN, Clyde Theatre
- November 8: Madison, WI, The Sylvee
- November 11: Kansas City, MO, Uptown Theater
- November 12: St. Louis, MO, The Factory
- November 14: Davenport, IA, Capitol Theatre
- November 15: La Vista, NE, The Astro
- November 18: Milwaukee, WI, Landmark Credit Union Live
- November 19: Cincinnati, OH, Taft Theatre
- November 21: Northfield, OH, MGM Northfield Park Center Stage
- November 22: Detroit, MI, Sound Board Theater
Cheap Trick 2027 Tour Dates
- February 19: Sarasota, FL, 29th Annual Thunder by the Bay Music & Motorcycle Festival
- February 20: Immokalee, FL, Seminole Casino Hotel IMK
- April 10: Valdosta, GA, Wild Adventures LIVE! Amphitheatre
Additional details on Cheap Trick’s touring schedule are available through the band’s official website.
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- Cheap Trick Announces 2027 Concert Dates | Ultimate Classic Rock
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