Pierce The Veil has announced they'll be bringing their "I Can't Hear You Tour" to town next summer, with a date set for June 15 at the Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre. This tour is set to be the San Diego trio's most extensive headline tour yet, spanning North America, Europe, and Latin America, a significant leap from their last local gig which was opening for Blink-182 at Desert Diamond Arena this past July, and their headlining stint at Arizona Financial Theatre a year prior, as reported by the Phoenix New Times.
Fans can expect a full immersion into the band's nearly two-decade discography, "These shows will honor our roots, spanning all five albums and the music that brought us here," Pierce The Veil said in the tour announcement, promising to take attendees on a journey through their musical evolution which includes hits from their latest 2023 album, "Jaws of Life" as well as fan favorites from their early work like "A Flair for the Dramatic" and the Billboard-charting "Selfish Machines," according to the Independent Newsmedia.
Pierce The Veil won't be a solo act on this tour, the band is bringing an entourage of support acts. For North America, Sleeping With Sirens will join as direct support alongside Beach Weather and Daisy Grenade on select dates while in Europe, fans will get the chance to see Cavetown, Hot Mulligan, and Crawlers hit the stage before the headliners take over. Pierce the Veil's previous performances include a July show at the Arizona Financial Theatre in 2023 and sharing the stage with Blink-182 at Desert Diamond Arena in July 2024.
Tickets are already up for grabs with pre-sales underway and the general on-sale kicking off at 10:00 A.M. today. Pierce The Veil has been quite communicative with their fanbase, heralding the upcoming concerts as a tribute to their ongoing relationship with listeners "Nearly two decades in the making, this tour is a monument to everything we’ve built with our fans," said the band, marking this tour as a celebration of their journey together with the fans.
