Alter Bridge is back on the road this fall for the second U.S. leg of their What Lies Within Tour, supporting the band’s self-titled eighth studio album that dropped in January. The 18-city run kicks off November 5 in Philadelphia and wraps December 5 in Reno, with Big Wreck and Tim Montana supporting on most dates.
The fall dates include stops at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia (Nov. 5), The Fillmore in Silver Spring (Nov. 7), Buffalo Riverworks (Nov. 8), The Agora in Cleveland (Nov. 10), The Rave in Milwaukee (Nov. 12), The Pageant in St. Louis (Nov. 17), The Aztec Theatre in San Antonio (Nov. 19), House of Blues in Anaheim (Nov. 22), The Moore Theatre in Seattle (Nov. 25), and Mission Ballroom in Denver (Nov. 30), among others. Tickets and VIP packages (including meet-and-greets and guitar clinics with Mark Tremonti) are available through the band’s site.
This comes after a busy year for the band, which already played European and U.K. dates plus festival appearances earlier in 2026. The new album, recorded in part at Eddie Van Halen’s 5150 studio, continues the hard-rock sound Alter Bridge has refined across more than two decades — heavy riffs from Tremonti, soaring vocals from Myles Kennedy, and the tight rhythm section of Brian Marshall and Scott Phillips.
Here’s the part that matters for fans: this fall run could be one of the last easy chances to catch Alter Bridge live for a while. 2027 is already locked in as a major year for Myles Kennedy with Slash and the Conspirators. Their fifth album, *Flying Blind*, arrives February 26, followed by a full world tour that starts in Latin America in April and hits North America, the U.K., and Europe through the summer.
On top of that, Creed’s reunion activity continues. The band has kept the Summer of ’99 cruise going into 2027, and both Scott Stapp and Mark Tremonti have publicly discussed the possibility of new Creed music at some point. Tremonti has noted that the band would eventually need fresh material to support future touring. With Myles tied up with the Conspirators project and the Creed members managing their own schedules, full Alter Bridge runs look less likely in the immediate future.
Alter Bridge has always balanced these side projects well, but the calendar is getting crowded. If you’ve been waiting for another chance to see the band deliver those career-spanning sets in person, the What Lies Within Tour this November and December is the window. After that, the focus shifts elsewhere for at least the next year.