Neurosis Schedules Fall Tour Across the United States
The California metal group has announced a series of U.S. dates running from October into early 2027, including stops in San Francisco, Brooklyn, Chicago, Portland, Seattle, Boston, and Los Angeles. The trek follows their surprise comeback album 'An Undying Love for a Burning World,' released in March after a decade-long hiatus. This is the band's first tour without co-founder Scott Kelly, with Aaron Turner of Sumac now filling in.
The itinerary features multiple two-night residencies in San Francisco, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Portland, with varied opening acts including Primitive Man, Uniform, and Converge. A European date at Roadburn Festival in the Netherlands is also slotted for April 2027.
This trek represents the group's first live performances without founding member Scott Kelly, who exited in 2022. Aaron Turner of Sumac has assumed his role. The comeback record itself arrived unexpectedly in March, ending a decade-long recording hiatus and earning critical recognition as Best New Music.
This tour could significantly revitalize the band's presence within the underground metal community, drawing both longtime devotees and newcomers curious about Aaron Turner's integration. The extensive run may also provide a substantial economic boost to independent venues and the supporting acts. Furthermore, the lineup change might spark ongoing dialogue among fans regarding artistic evolution and personal accountability, potentially reshaping how the scene perceives the band's legacy.