Veteran British rock band Bush have officially announced their spring 2026 U.S. tour, dubbed The Land of Milk and Honey Tour, marking their first major headlining run in support of their critically noted album I Beat Loneliness. The tour will see the post‑grunge icons crisscross the United States with multiple appearances at major venues and celebrated music festivals.
The trek gets underway on April 7, 2026 at the UPMC Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, before moving through hotspots including Washington D.C., Brooklyn, Boston, Seattle, and Denver. Fans can also catch Bush at significant festival stages such as Stagecoach in Indio, California and the Sonic Temple Festival in Columbus, Ohio.
Adding energy to the tour lineup are support acts Mammoth, featuring Wolfgang Van Halen, and rock outfit James and the Cold Gun, who will appear alongside Bush at most dates. Ticket access begins with artist presales starting January 12, followed by general public sales on January 16.
Named after their single of the same title, The Land of Milk and Honey reflects the band’s ongoing creative evolution and the enduring strength of their alternative rock roots. As Bush bring this latest chapter to stages across the country, the tour promises expansive setlists and a communal experience for long‑time supporters and new fans alike.
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