Matchbox Twenty Announces 2027 North American Anniversary Tour

Matchbox Twenty announced a 2027 North American tour on Oct. 13 to mark the 30th anniversary of its breakthrough album, with the band scheduled to perform across the United States and Canada from May through August, celebrating three decades of its music career.

The tour will feature 52 dates and begin at the Coca-Cola Amphitheater in Birmingham, Alabama, according to yahoo.com. The final scheduled performance is set for Aug. 12 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, according to triblive.com.

Matchbox Twenty will continue with its current lineup of Rob Thomas, Kyle Cook, Paul Doucette and Brian Yale, according to yahoo.com. The group has sold more than 40 million records, while its 1996 album achieved major commercial success.

According to triblive.com, the band’s debut album released in 1996 sold more than 12 million copies in the United States. The publication also reported that follow-up albums reached multiple-platinum status.

The anniversary tour includes stops at major venues such as the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Moody Center in Austin and the Pavilion at Star Lake in Pennsylvania, according to yahoo.com and triblive.com.

The Boise-area stop is scheduled for May 27, 2027, at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, according to 1035kissfmboise.com. The Wallflowers are listed as the opening act for that performance.

Several supporting artists will appear during different dates, including The All-American Rejects, The Wallflowers, David Gray, O.A.R., Matt Nathanson and The Lucky, according to yahoo.com. Each opening act will perform on selected tour stops.

Ticket sales will begin with presales on Oct. 20, followed by general public sales on Oct. 23, according to yahoo.com and triblive.com. The tour follows Matchbox Twenty’s previous performance at the Pavilion at Star Lake in 2023.