Canadian rock veterans Three Days Grace are gearing up for what promises to be a major arena‐level outing with the announcement of their “Alienation World Tour 2026”, supporting their newly released album Alienation. The album, dropped in August 2025, marks a significant chapter for the band: original vocalist Adam Gontier has re‑joined, and longtime singer Matt Walst remains in the lineup, making the group a five‐member configuration once again.
The band have framed Alienation not merely as a collection of songs, but as a thematic journey through emotional terrain: isolation, anxiety, disconnection and redemption. In keeping with those motifs, the tour name underlines the visceral connection they hope to make with fans who identify with those states. Supporting acts for the tour include I Prevail, The Funeral Portrait, Finger Eleven and Royal Tusk on select legs, ensuring a strong rock lineup across the board.
Ticketing details were announced alongside the tour: a fan pre‑sale opens Tuesday November 11, 2025, with the general on‑sale beginning Friday November 14. Among the confirmed stops is a February 26 show in Cleveland, Ohio, and a March 14 appearance at Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut, with further destinations across North America and Europe expected.
For Three Days Grace this tour is more than promotional: it represents a reinvention of sorts, re‑uniting with Gontier and revisiting the themes that originally solidified their reputation in the early 2000s. Fans of the band’s heavier, emotionally charged sound will likely find Alienation—and the tour accompanying it—a compelling next chapter in the group’s career.
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