WORSHIP Supergroup announces North American arena tour this fall
The tour will make six stops across Miami, New York City, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Denver and San Francisco this fall.
The drum & bass supergroup, comprised of Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991, has officially announced a six-stop WORSHIP North America 2026 Tour.
Following another breakout year for the group, which included standout performances at Coachella, Ultra Music Festival and Red Rocks, WORSHIP will now kick off their tour on Oct. 9 at Factory Town in Miami before hitting New York City, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Denver and San Francisco.
The tour will see WORSHIP become the first drum & bass act to headline venues including Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, Vancouver’s PNE Forum, Denver’s CoBank Arena at the National Western Center and San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The collective will also play one of the final electronic music events at the iconic Brooklyn Storehouse before the beloved venue closes its doors.
Their momentum has only accelerated since Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991 first joined forces and began reshaping the genre’s presence in North America. Recently, Sub Focus had his own Red Rocks moment, where he became the first solo drum and bass artist to headline the iconic Colorado venue.
WORSHIP’s groundbreaking success and collaboration on tracks such as “Go Back,” “DJ Turn It Up,” “All The Things She Said” and “Full Send” have built their reputation for high-energy on all fronts. Alongside the new music on this tour, fans can expect their state-of-the-art production and visuals sized up for these new spaces as they continue to bring drum & bass to the masses.
Before the North American dates begin, WORSHIP will headline Perry’s Stage at Lollapalooza on July 30, perform a hometown show at London’s Finsbury Park on Aug. 2 and appear on the main stage at Ultra Japan in September.
General on-sale launches through WORSHIP’s official website.
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