The Neighbourhood is heading back to North Texas. The alternative rock band has announced an expanded run of 2027 tour dates, and Dallas landed a spot on the schedule for March 7, 2027, as the group builds on a run of shows that multiple outlets describe as sold out.
The newly revealed dates, dubbed The Wourld Tour II, add arena and festival stops across North America, South America and Europe throughout 2027, according to Consequence. The expansion kicks off March 2, 2027, at Ball Arena in Denver, as reported by Jambase. From there the band heads south, with stops at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis on March 4 and Toyota Center in Houston on March 6, both per Consequence, before arriving in Dallas the following night.
There's some uncertainty around exactly which Dallas venue will host that March 7 show. Consequence lists the stop as American Airlines Arena, while The Music Universe names it American Airlines Center. The two outlets haven't reconciled the discrepancy, and ticket buyers may want to double-check the venue listing before finalizing plans.
A Global Itinerary Stretching Into Summer
The tour's reach extends well beyond North America. The Wourld Tour II is set to hit North America, South America and Europe from March through July, according to the same Jambase report. The North American leg wraps in Edmonton, Alberta, on May 15, 2027, per Jambase, before the band crosses the Atlantic for a string of European festival dates including Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands, on June 20 and Lollapalooza Berlin on July 17, both confirmed by Consequence.
Industry outlet Pollstar frames the added dates as a continuation of a tour that's already drawing massive crowds, describing the expansion as building on the band's current global, sold-out Wourld Tour in a report from Pollstar. New dates are landing in markets including Houston, Dallas, Montreal, Boston, Indianapolis, several Canadian cities and multiple European festivals, the outlet reports.
Riding High Off a Sold-Out Run
The Wourld Tour II arrives in support of the band's latest album, ((((ultraSOUND)))), Consequence notes. The current tour behind that record has already included 68 arena headlining dates, the same count cited by The Music Universe, along with a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, according to Pollstar. That run is scheduled to close out with two hometown shows at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on December 4 and 5, per The Music Universe's reporting.
As CultureMap Dallas notes, the current leg of the tour traces back to performances in Austin and Fort Worth when it kicked off in March 2026, and that 2026 run is wrapping up with dates through December 5 before the band regroups to resume touring on February 28, 2027, in Tempe, Arizona, at the Innings Festival. CultureMap also reports the expansion tacks on 29 new dates to the overall tour.
Tickets, Presale and How to Buy
Fans hoping to grab seats for the new dates have a narrow window. An artist presale begins this Thursday, October 29, at 10 a.m. local time, Consequence reports, with general ticket sales opening to the public on Friday, October 30, at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster. Fans can sign up for the presale and purchase through official ticket sellers at tour.thenbhd.com, according to CultureMap's report.
The band's lineup has had its share of turbulence in recent years. The Neighbourhood announced a hiatus in early 2022, and later that year fired drummer Brandon Fried over sexual assault allegations, per CultureMap's reporting. The band went on to welcome Fried back, and ended its three-year hiatus with the November 2025 release of ((((ultraSOUND)))), the band's fifth album, which includes the singles Private, OMG, Lovebomb and Hula Girl, according to the same CultureMap account.
