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Bush<\/a> has announced a new 2026 tour in support of their latest album,\u00a0I Beat Loneliness<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n The Land of Milk and Honey<\/em> trek kicks off April 7 in Pittsburgh and is currently set to run through May 16 in Columbus, Ohio. Mammoth<\/a> will support most of the dates with James and the Cold Gun also on the bill. Tickets will be available on presale starting Monday (Jan. 12) and the general sale will begin Friday (Jan. 16). More information is available at the band’s official website<\/a>. You can see all of the concerts below.<\/p>\n “I\u2019m super excited about the record, because I feel really proud of it,” vocalist and songwriter Gavin Rossdale<\/a> told UCR in 2024 as it was in process. “I wrote a bunch of it and there are some collaborations with the producer [Erik Ron] we worked with. I made sure and got those out of the way and then did a bunch of stuff myself. Because if I don\u2019t do the collaborations, everyone\u2019s like, ‘Well, what\u2019s it like if you collaborate a bit?’ So we started with the collaborations and I\u2019ve got a couple of killer songs. I\u2019m super excited.”<\/p>\n The ’90s rockers have done a mix of their own headlining dates in recent years, while also sharing the stage with some of their rock radio peers. This past fall, they hit the road for a co-headlining run with Live<\/a> and also did a healthy run of dates with Alice in Chains<\/a> guitarist Jerry Cantrell<\/a> and Candlebox<\/a> prior to that.<\/p>\n “We\u2019ve done a lot of co-headlines — we opened for Alice in Chains and have done some other opener things,” he said during that same 2024 conversation. “It just feels really good having a harmonious backstage…it\u2019s a nice energy when you go to work and everyone is getting along. Everyone\u2019s in it for the same reasons, you know, to have a great night of music. That\u2019s it.”<\/p>\nWhat Bush Has Been Doing<\/h3>\n