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'68 Announces Farewell Tour, Culminating in Final Show in Atlanta
3/12/2026, 1:41:04 PM
Overview of the Farewell Tour
Noise rock duo '68, comprised of vocalist Josh Scogin and drummer Nikko Yamada, has announced their farewell tour, marking the end of their musical journey. The tour will kick off on May 13, 2024, in Orlando, Florida, and conclude with their "very last show" on June 20, 2024, at the Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia. This farewell tour comes shortly after the completion of their fifth studio album, adding a poignant note to their final performances.
The tour will feature a total of 26 shows across various cities, including notable stops in Nashville, Chicago, and Seattle. Special guests Derek Zanetti and Nate Bergman will join the duo for select performances, enhancing the experience for fans during this concluding run.
Tour Dates and Locations
The complete list of tour dates is as follows:
- May 13: Orlando, FL - The Conduit
- May 15: Birmingham, AL - Soundstage
- May 16: Nashville, TN - Cannery Hall
- May 17: Greenville, SC - Radio Room
- May 18: Chapel Hill, NC - Local 506
- May 19: Richmond, VA - Canal Club
- May 20: Baltimore, MD - Metro Gallery
- May 21: Brooklyn, NY - The Meadows
- May 22: Philadelphia, PA - The Foundry
- May 23: Boston, MA - Middle East
- May 25: Montreal, QC - Cabaret Fouf
- May 26: Toronto, ON - Horseshoe Tavern
- May 27: Buffalo, NY - Rec Room
- May 28: Pittsburgh, PA - Preserving Underground
- May 29: Detroit, MI - Catacombs
- May 30: Cleveland, OH - Mahall’s
- May 31: Indianapolis, IN - Hoosier Dome
- June 1: Milwaukee, WI - The X-Ray Arcade
- June 3: Chicago, IL - Cobra Lounge
- June 5: Kansas City, MO - The Rino
- June 6: Denver, CO - Marquis
- June 7: Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court
- June 9: Seattle, WA - The Funhouse
- June 10: Portland, OR - Dante’s
- June 12: Sacramento, CA - Goldfield Trading Post
- June 13: Anaheim, CA - The Parish
- June 14: Mesa, AZ - The Rosetta Room
- June 16: Austin, TX - Come and Take It Live
- June 17: Dallas, TX - Puzzles Deep Ellum
- June 19: Tampa, FL - Orpheum
- June 20: Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
Official Statements & Responses
In their announcement, '68 expressed, “Every good story deserves a good ending,” signaling their intent to conclude their narrative on a high note. Scogin addressed speculation regarding his potential involvement with the metalcore supergroup Better Lovers, stating, “Uhhhh no. Love the dudes but this was set in motion long before,” clarifying that his focus remains on '68 during this farewell period.
Criticism & Opposition
While the farewell tour has been met with enthusiasm from fans, some have expressed disappointment over the band's decision to disband. The rapid conclusion of their career has led to discussions about the impact on their fanbase and the noise rock genre as a whole.
What's Next
As '68 prepares for their farewell tour, fans are encouraged to secure tickets, which are set to go on sale soon. The tour represents a significant moment for both the band and their supporters, as they celebrate the legacy of '68 one last time.
