Joji is heading back on the road. The singer and producer has announced the Solaris Tour, a global arena run spanning North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. The Live Nation–promoted tour will see Joji perform at major venues including Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Newark’s Prudential Center, Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome, and London’s The O2.

The tour supports his new album Piss In The Wind, which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 on multiple U.S. album charts, including Indie Store Album Sales and Current Alternative Albums. The 21-track release features collaborations with Giveon, 4batz, Yeat, and Don Toliver.

Fans can expect a setlist blending breakout hits like “Glimpse of Us” and “SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK” with the first live performances of songs from the new record. Support acts will vary by region, with Nate Sib and Corbin joining in North America and Tommy Richman supporting in Europe and Australia/New Zealand.

Artist presale registration is open now, with general on-sale beginning March 6 at 10 a.m. local time. Full details are available at jojimusic.com.

Dark electronic newcomers ghostbells will join industrial veterans Die Krupps this spring as direct support on the band’s 45th anniversary North American tour.

The run begins March 23 in Austin and will hit major cities across the U.S. and Canada. Full dates are available at www.diekrupps.com/tour/ .

The tour follows the release of ghostbells’ debut EP Catacouture, out now via Out of Line Music, and comes shortly after the band wrapped a UK run supporting Ashbury Heights. The EP blends new wave textures, 90s EBM influence, and club-driven production, marking the group’s first official release after building momentum through singles and festival appearances.

For Die Krupps, the tour marks more than four decades of industrial output. For ghostbells, it’s a high-profile slot alongside one of the genre’s foundational acts. Tickets are on sale now.

Vans Warped Tour is officially back for 2026 and kicking things off with its signature slow-burn lineup reveal, launching “30ish Days of Warped” across its social platforms.

After three sold-out U.S. dates last year, Warped expands in a big way with five two-day festivals set for Washington, D.C., Long Beach, Orlando, plus new international stops in Montreal and Mexico City. Partnering with Insomniac, the tour blends its classic DIY spirit with a larger, global footprint.

More than 100 artists spanning rock, pop punk, emo, hip-hop, ska, and alternative will appear across the festivals, with multiple artist announcements dropping daily over the next month. As always, the full lineup will be revealed alphabetically, keeping the focus on discovery rather than headliners.

In addition to the main festivals, Warped will host pop-up events in each city, featuring surprise performances and local activations designed to connect directly with fans and communities.

Founded in 1995 by Kevin Lyman, Vans Warped Tour remains one of the most influential platforms in music and skate culture, known for launching and elevating artists while keeping accessibility and community at its core.

Weekend passes are currently available via VansWarpedTour.com.