
The Best Emo, Punk, and Alternative Rock Bands Going On Tour
Maybe you’ve been a fan of punk music your whole life, listening to bands like The Ramones, Dead Kennedys, or The Misfits. Or maybe you joined the brigades of indie rock listeners in the late 90’s, when the sub-genre first peaked, with the help of bands like Speedy Ortiz, Neutral Milk Hotel, Modest Mouse, or The Breeders.
Or perhaps you came in even later, like the 2010’s, and were present for the unexpected fame of bands such as My Chemical Romance, The Used, Paramore, and Taking Back Sunday. It doesn’t matter what exposure you have with these sub-genres. Because now, in an era of emo, punk, and alternative indie nostalgia, these bands are going back on tour with a new resurgence of fame.
Here are The Best Indie Rock, Punk, and Emo Bands Going On Tour in 2025, the concerts you don’t want to miss this year.
Contents
- 0.1 1) Blink-182
- 0.2 2) My Chemical Romance
- 0.3 3) Bayside
- 0.4 4) Deftones
- 0.5 5) My Morning Jacket
- 0.6 6) Japanese Breakfast
- 0.7 7) Lucy Dacus
- 0.8 8) Turnstile
- 0.9 9) Silverstein
- 0.10 10) Mannequin Pussy
- 0.11 11) Houndmouth
- 0.12 12) The Offspring
- 0.13 13) The Used
- 0.14 14) Bright Eyes
- 0.15 15) Pixies
- 1 How to Find Cheap Concert Tickets on TickPick
1) Blink-182
Why go: The pop-punk heroes are going on another gigantic arena run. The Blink-182 “Missionary Impossible” Tour runs August 28, 2025 through October 19, 2025 and will culminate at the “When We Were Young” Festival in Las Vegas, NV. Fans who head out to the “Missionary Impossible” Tour are in for a high-energy night of nostalgia. A 90-minute show that flies by way too fast for how much you’ll be having fun.
2) My Chemical Romance
Why go: This summer, My Chemical Romance will be performing The Black Parade in full on an all-stadium trek. Can you say peak emo catharsis? You’ll be able to catch My Chemical Romance at major arenas, such as MetLife Stadium and Soldier Field, beginning August 29, 2025.
3) Bayside
Why go: Esteemed emo punk rockers Bayside will bring “The Errors” Tour to medium-scale venues this summer. “The Errors” will be a hits-packed tour to celebrate 25 yeras of Bayside. This upcoming, last leg of the tour comes with support from The Sleeping. Get your tickets soon, you don’t want to miss this 25th anniversary Bayside tour.
4) Deftones
Why go: Hitting arenas and stadiums now through the fall is the massive Deftones North American Tour. Deftones fans, you’re in for some unbelievable riffs, gorgeous atmospherics, and unmatched entertainment. Deftones are one of the best rock acts to catch live, today.
5) My Morning Jacket
Why go: Jim James-led alternative rock band My Morning Jacket are now on their “Is” Tour, in support of their latest album by the same name. Performing legendarily long sets, MMJ fans will get to hear their best, melodic hits across all nine albums on this tour.
6) Japanese Breakfast
Why go: Japanese Breakfast takes new hits “Mega Circuit” and “Oralndo in Love” on “The Melancholy” Tour, in support of her latest dreamy LP. Expect indie rock catharsis and Michelle Zauner’s unique bravado, of which makes “The Melancholy” Tour a must-see in 2025.
7) Lucy Dacus
Why go: Indie rockstar Lucy Dacus will embark on another leg of the “Forever Is A Feeling” Tour beginning September 9, 2025. Fans can expect Dacus’ signature sharp indie storytelling and big, anthemic sing-alongs (“Night Shift” goes off).
8) Turnstile
Why go: Have you heard of Turnstile? Straight out of the Baltimore underground metal rock scene, Turnstile has now taken the whole globe by storm. Catch them September 15 through October 19 on the “Never Enough” Tour. Hardcore spirit with crossover hooks — Turnstile is delivering one of the best live shows in alternative music right now.
9) Silverstein
Why go: Canadian alt-rockers Silverstein are on the second leg of their “25 Years of Noise” Tour, in honor of their enduring sound. The band has also promised a new album, Pink Moon, due out September 12. Fans, get ready to hear new music on the upcoming Silverstein tour, including the hit single “I Will Destroy This.” The 2025 Silverstein Tour will be complete with support from Free Throw, Bloom, and Thursday.
10) Mannequin Pussy
Why go: Mannequin Pussy have announced a limited run of tour dates for this summer and fall. The Philly punk rockers will continue to tour in support of their latest album I Got Heaven. We know fans are looking forward to hearing I Got heaven tracks such as “Loud Bark” and “I Don’t Know You” live.
11) Houndmouth
Why go: The Indiana four-piece Houndmouth, known for their bluesy, slow-grooving and feel good anthems, is a ticket to a good night of live music. Get ready to rock out to songs such as “Sedona,” “Darlin’,” and “McKenzie.” Catch Houndmouth on the road from September 5 through November 9, 2025.
12) The Offspring
Why go: The Offspring’s “Supercharged Worldwide in ’25” Tour launches in support of their latest 2024 album, Supercharged. The highly anticipated North American leg spans 34 dates, wrapping up September 7 at Denver’s Ball Arena. Headliners include Jimmy Eat World and New Found Glory, joining the high-voltage parties in arenas and amphitheaters across the U.S. and Canada.
13) The Used
Why go: The Used have remained a powerhouse in emo and post-hardcore music, and now they are going on tour this fall. For dedicated fans, this tour is a dream come true. Each city hosts three consecutive shows, with the band performing one of their breakthrough albums in full each night. Then, from November 25 through December 5, fans can catch The Used on tour with Papa Roach.
14) Bright Eyes
Why go: The Conor Oberst-led indie rock band Bright Eyes adds to their already massive tour in support of Five Dice, All Threes. The additional dates will take Bright Eyes to House of Blues Las Vegas, the Bumbershoot Music Festival, The Depot in Salt Lake City, and more.
15) Pixies
Why go: Pixies are verified alt-rock royalty. What should fans expect to hear in the Pixies 2025 setlist? You’ll get the quiet-loud classics and deep-cut surprises. Though Pixies have been performing since 1986, the band still plays with edge. See them for yourself, this year on their World Tour.
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