Mammoth Announces Summer 2026 Headlining Tour Dates

Mammoth, the rock band fronted by Wolfgang Van Halen, has announced a series of headlining tour dates for the summer of 2026. The tour will include 17 shows in July and August, with six dates supporting Creed. These shows were rescheduled from March due to Van Halen's illness and will kick off on July 12 in Edmonton, Canada, and conclude on August 8 in Monroe, Michigan. The band recently completed a U.S. tour with Bush.

The tour is in support of Mammoth's third album, "The End," which was released in October 2025. The album includes hit singles like "The End," "The Spell," and "I'm Alright," all recorded solely by Wolfgang Van Halen. The band's lineup also includes Jon Jourdan, Frank Sidoris, Ronnie Ficarro, and Garrett Whitlock.

Mammoth's success on the rock charts with songs like "The End" and "The Spell" follows their earlier hits like "Distance" and "Don't Back Down" from their debut album in 2021. The band is set to tour internationally in South America and Europe from October through late 2026.

Tickets for the tour can be purchased through Ticketmaster. For more information, visit Mammoth's website.