Nickelback is bringing its biggest tour in years to San Antonio, with the Canadian rock band set to play Frost Bank Center on May 1, 2027, as the final North American date before the run continues on to Europe and Australia. English four-piece Don Broco will join as special guest, and the show arrives about six months after Nickelback releases its new album, Everything Under the Sun, on October 30.
San Antonio Caps a Sprawling 39-City Run
According to WOAI, the San Antonio stop marks the final North American date before Nickelback and Don Broco head overseas for a year of international concerts and new music. The North American leg of the 2027 Everything Under the Sun Tour includes San Antonio, following shows in Dallas and Houston, per Pollstar. From there, the tour continues into Europe and Australia.
The band's Frost Bank Center date follows its record-setting Get Rollin' World Tour and its 2022 studio album, the station's report notes. Nickelback's tours have become some of the highest-attended runs of the band's career, and organizers are framing this trek as another major milestone for a group that has already sold nearly 65 million albums worldwide and racked up billions of streams, according to the same account.
New Album, New Single Driving the Comeback
Everything Under the Sun marks Nickelback's debut release under Virgin Music Group after departing BMG, co-produced by frontman Chad Kroeger and collaborator Chris Baseford, according to Wikipedia. The band had previously released two studio albums under BMG. Lead single “Rattle the Cage,” featuring guitarist John 5 on lead guitar solos, gave Nickelback its first No. 1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart since 2014 following its July release, per Knotfest. The station's report adds that the band has also released “Leave Me Behind” and “Make Me Love You” from the forthcoming record.
Nickelback's catalog of hits including “How You Remind Me,” “Photograph,” “Someday” and “Rockstar” has fueled a broader resurgence, WOAI reports, pointing to the Netflix documentary Hate to Love: Nickelback as having drawn a global audience. That renewed attention sits alongside some serious historical numbers: Nickelback's 2005 album All the Right Reasons achieved RIAA Diamond status for 10 million U.S. units, and its single “Rockstar” received a separate Diamond single award in September 2026, according to Headline Planet. That album spent 156 weeks on the Billboard 200.
Don Broco Brings Its Own Chart Momentum
Don Broco, known for energetic live shows blending metal, post-hardcore and electronica, released its fifth studio album, Nightmare Tripping, on March 27, 2026, via Fearless Records — the band's fifth consecutive record to top the UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart, per Wikipedia. The album features guest vocals from Nickelback's Chad Kroeger and Ryan Peake, and the bands recently worked together on a Nightmare Tripping track and will share the stage during the tour, the station's report notes. Don Broco recorded the album across multiple locations, including Muse bassist Chris Wolstenholme's home studio and an Ibis Hotel room in Adelaide, Australia, with Dan Lancaster serving as producer.
Frost Bank Center
Frost Bank Center is a venue in San Antonio.
How San Antonio Fans Can Get Tickets
Artist and carrier presales for the May 1 show begin October 13 at 10 a.m. local time, three days before general public tickets open Friday, October 16, at 10 a.m. through frostbankcenter.com or ticketmaster.com, WOAI reports. Fans can obtain early access by signing up for Frost Bank Center's All Access newsletter and selecting the rock genre.
