British rock icons Bush are ready to hit the stage once more, celebrating a hefty 30 years of alt-rock anthems with their "Loaded: The Greatest Hits Tour" set to steam through San Antonio's Freeman Coliseum on September 4. According to CultureMap San Antonio, the tour kicks off July 26 in Bend, Oregon, and, stamping their mark across 32 cities, stopping in Houston on September 5 and Dallas on September 6.
With a discography decorated with tracks that have clawed their way through the charts, Bush proves their staying power in the rock realm. The band's debut splash 'Sixteen Stone,' echoes to this day with evergreen hits like "Glycerine" nudging song catalogs across generations. And it's not just a throwback tour; as reported by KSAT, Bush, still nailing it up to the recently hit No. 2 single "More Than Machines" in 2022, indicates their firepower hasn't fizzled out.
Tickets to witness the '90s grunge veterans alongside Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains and Candlebox go on a select presale starting January 16. For the fans pinching pennies, Bush is dishing out a few tickets priced at a throwback $19.94 - in tribute to the year that started it all before taxes and fees – with the general on-sale frenzy beginning January 19.
For those craving a slice of Bush before the live spectacle, a tiny TV tour is in order. The band is said to have slayed a special rendition of "Glycerine" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on January 16, and set to appear on NBC's Today show the following day, as CultureMap San Antonio tipped off. It's the kind of small-screen teaser that primes the pump for a tour promising to unfurl a banner year for Bush and fans alike. For ticket information and more tour dates, fans can vie for their spot on bushofficial.com/tour.
