The Plot In You is heading to Dallas. The metalcore band announced a 27-date North American headline tour for 2027, and The Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum is on the itinerary. Presales kicked off Tuesday, with the general public getting its shot at tickets later this week.
The run is dubbed World Tour: Part 1 and is scheduled to start March 12 in St. Louis and wrap April 18 in Nashville, according to theprp.com. The site describes the group as a platinum-certified melodic metalcore band. Its report also lists stops in Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Kansas City and Detroit.
Presale Is Live, General Admission Follows Friday
Presales and VIP packages launched Tuesday at 9 a.m. PST (noon EST) through Soundrink, per the same report. General-admission tickets go on sale Friday, October 30, at 10 a.m. local time, according to Reckless Press. The outlet notes the tour carries the title World Tour: Part 1.
For the Dallas show, CultureMap Dallas lists tickets as available through AXS and places the event at The Bomb Factory, 2713 Canton St., Dallas, Texas 75226. No ticket prices, opening acts or age restrictions were available in the material reviewed.
Dallas Date Set for March 26
Blabbermouth lists the Dallas stop for March 26 at The Bomb Factory, and Chaoszine also gives March 26 as the date.
Neighboring Texas dates do not settle it. Knotfest lists Austin at United Heritage Hall on March 27 and Houston at Bayou Music Center on March 28. Fans should confirm the Dallas showtime with the venue or the official ticketing page before buying.
First Big Run in Years
The tour follows the group's support slots on all three legs of Bring Me the Horizon's Ascension Program tour, according to Knotfest.
The trek also arrives behind a recent release, though accounts differ on which one. Blabbermouth says the band most recently released The Volumes Series this past summer via Fearless Records, while Knotfest cites a self-titled full-length on the same label. CultureMap Dallas, for its part, ties the Dallas show to a 2026 album.
As with any live event, CultureMap Dallas notes that plans can change due to weather or other concerns, and attendees should check with the venue or organization to confirm the show is happening as scheduled.
