Sebastian Bach Adds More Than a Dozen Dates to 2026-27 Tour, Mixing Solo Shows with Twisted Sister

Sebastian Bach has expanded his 2026-27 touring schedule with more than a dozen newly added dates. The additions blend his solo “Party Never Ends!” shows with appearances fronting Twisted Sister, plus select stops alongside Slaughter and Steven Adler from Guns N’ Roses, pushing his run of concerts into 2027.

• The expanded schedule includes a confirmed appearance on the Monsters of Rock Cruise, sailing out of Los Angeles from May 6 to May 11.
• Bach played festival dates in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and Cumberland, Maryland, the week before the new dates were announced on August 24, 2026.
• New Twisted Sister shows are set for cities including Palmer, Alaska; Salem, Oregon; Durant, Oklahoma; Puyallup, Washington; West Springfield, Massachusetts; Niagara Falls and Windsor, Ontario; Gary, Indiana; Charles Town, West Virginia; and St. Petersburg, Florida.
• A newly added Bensalem, Pennsylvania date pairs Bach with Steven Adler, while a Biloxi, Mississippi show adds Slaughter to the bill.

Why Is Sebastian Bach Fronting Twisted Sister?

Twisted Sister had originally lined up a 50th anniversary tour for 2026, roughly a decade after the band stepped away from touring. Those plans fell apart earlier in the year when frontman Dee Snider announced he was resigning from the group, citing health challenges.

Sebastian Bach took over as the band’s frontman about a month after Snider’s departure. Snider has since disputed rumors that his health situation was dire, saying, “I am not [on my death bed]. I just can’t do those things that I did in my 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and even 60s… Otherwise, I’m alive and well. I’m enjoying life.”

Is Sebastian Bach Working on New Music?

Alongside the touring news, Bach confirmed he has begun early work on a follow-up to his 2024 record “Child Within the Man,” which marked his first new album since 2014. He described the first step of the process, saying, “I’m starting to get the itch to do a new studio album. I’ve made the first step, which is creating a Dropbox folder” for collaborators including guitarist Bruiser Brody, bassist Fede Delfino and his son Paris Bach on drums.

Bach also said he intends to reconnect with longtime Slash collaborator Myles Kennedy, who cowrote two tracks on his previous album. Bach singled out one of those songs, “What Do I Got to Lose,” as his favorite among his solo material.

Separately, Bach recently lent his vocals to a new cover of Uriah Heep’s “Look at Yourself” with the band Nuclear Messiah, a project that also features former Megadeth guitarist Chris Poland.

Sebastian Bach 2026-27 Tour Dates

• August 28: Sayreville, New Jersey, Starland Ballroom (with Twisted Sister)
• August 29: Bow, Washington, Skagit Valley
• September 4: Palmer, Alaska, Borealis Theatre (with Twisted Sister)
• September 6: Salem, Oregon, The Pavilion at the Oregon State Fairgrounds (with Twisted Sister)
• September 12: Durant, Oklahoma, Choctaw Grand Theater (with Twisted Sister)
• September 18: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Fair
• September 19: North Richland Hills, Texas, NRH Library, “Setlist & Stories” book signing
• September 27: Puyallup, Washington, Washington State Fair (with Twisted Sister)
• October 2: West Springfield, Massachusetts, Big E Arena (with Twisted Sister)
• October 3: St. Louis, Missouri, Family Arena
• October 8: Niagara Falls, Ontario, OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino (with Twisted Sister)
• October 10: Windsor, Ontario, Colosseum at Caesars Windsor (with Twisted Sister)
• October 18: Gary, Indiana, Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana (with Twisted Sister)
• October 23: Bensalem, Pennsylvania, Parx Casino (with Steven Adler)
• November 7: Biloxi, Mississippi, IP Casino (with Slaughter)
• November 14: Charles Town, West Virginia, Event Center at Hollywood Casino (with Twisted Sister)
• November 20: Wabash, Indiana, Honeywell Center
• November 21: Carterville, Illinois, Walker’s Bluff
• December 11: St. Petersburg, Florida, Ferg’s Pavilion (with Twisted Sister)
• January 30: Effingham, Illinois, Effingham Performance Center
• February 13: Riverside, Iowa, Riverside Casino
• February 20: Lincoln, Rhode Island, Bally’s Twin River
• May 6-11: Monsters of Rock Cruise, departing from Los Angeles

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