The Dave Matthews Band has released a 2026 North American tour schedule, kicking off in early May in The Woodlands, Texas and wrapping with a three-night Labor Day residency at The Gorge, featuring rotating opening acts each night.

The tour includes high-profile stops at venues like iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Ruoff Music Center near Indianapolis, Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids, and Saratoga Performing Arts Center, with numerous multi-night stands and a long-standing relationship with Ruoff (over 50 shows since 1996).

Presales are underway for members of the DMB Warehouse Fan Association on the band’s official site.

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The band’s charitable work remains a focal point, with prior donations to the ACLU and ACLU Minnesota via BAMA Works in response to fatal shootings in Minneapolis and related issues.

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Past traffic and parking issues at Star Lake are noted, with venue management planning improvements and customer reimbursement for delays based on fan reports.

Prominence of the Pittsburgh stop as a key date in the tour, reflecting the band’s enduring popularity since the 1990s.

DMB has deep ties to Indianapolis and Ruoff Music Center, echoing past Farm Aid involvement and multiple previous performances in the market.

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Jones Beach is highlighted as part of the band’s long-running relationship with that venue.