Heavy rock music is experiencing a noteworthy resurgence, with Live Nation reporting a 14% increase in the genre’s presence at live music events, now making up 13% of all arena and stadium shows. This revitalization comes at a pivotal time as fans eagerly anticipate new music and live performances from their favorite bands.
Denver’s own heavy metal sensation, Bad Omens, is set to capitalize on this trend with an extensive North American arena tour beginning in 2026. The band, which has achieved platinum certification, will start its tour on February 22 in Salt Lake City and conclude on March 27 in Oakland.
The tour will include a highly anticipated stop at Denver’s Ball Arena on February 24, 2026, showcasing the band’s latest anthems alongside supporting acts Beartooth and President.
Beginning on October 28, artist presales will provide fans with an early opportunity to secure tickets, with general sales starting on October 31. As noted by Live Nation, concert-goers can expect an electrifying experience featuring the band’s powerful new singles that have propelled them to the forefront of the heavy rock genre.
The tour will cover significant venues across North America, including cities such as Kansas City, Detroit, and Nashville, before concluding in Oakland, California. This nationwide outing further highlights the growing popularity of heavy rock, promising an exciting year for fans of the genre. As the heavy rock market continues to thrive, events like this one will likely foster a renewed sense of community and passion among enthusiasts.