Triumph has announced their return to the road this fall for a second round of tour dates starting in November. April Wine will once again appear at all of the concerts as well.
The next leg of The Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded Tour, celebrating the band’s 50 years of music, will launch on Nov. 17 in Grand Rapids, Mich. They are set to perform a total of 16 shows, wrapping up on Dec. 12 in San Diego.
Ticket presales will start on Tuesday (Aug. 25) with the regular onsale beginning Thursday (Aug. 27) at 10 A.M. local time. Purchase information is available at the official Triumph website, and you can see all of the tour dates below.
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Bassist Mike Levine has been unable to join the reunion dates due to ongoing health issues. However, he has been supportive and very involved behind the scenes, with family members joining the band on stage to greet fans.
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Rik Emmett (guitars and vocals), Gil Moore (drums and vocals), and Levine worked together to assemble a turbocharged edition of Triumph, bringing in Todd Kerns (bass and vocals), Phil X (guitar and vocals), and drummer Brent Fitz.
“We’re the first six-man power trio of all time,” Moore quipped during a December 2025 conversation with UCR discussing the upcoming tour. The lineup, minus Levine, previewed what fans could expect during a special performance in June of that same year, prior to the second game of the Stanley Cup playoffs in Edmonton, when they performed three songs together.
The initial reunion run began in April of this year, marking their first significant tour together in decades. It was an outing that did solid business; more than 135 thousand tickets were sold, with most dates at or close to capacity. It was an overwhelming experience for both the band and the fans.
“You make me feel grateful for all of this f–king joyful noise,” Emmett shared during a June performance in the Detroit area. “It does not get any better than this for me in this life. This is a great, great gift to get as a senior citizen. You guys, us guys, this is the magic power of music.”
Moore addressed Levine’s absence during that same Michigan concert. “He would be here right now,” the drummer and vocalist said. “If he could be here, there’s no doubt about it. He wouldn’t miss Detroit for all of the tea in China.”
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Where Will Triumph and April Wine Perform This Fall?
The upcoming shows will focus on markets that the bands did not visit on the first leg, including a return to Michigan for a show in Grand Rapids on Nov. 17. They’ll also perform two shows in Ohio, including Cleveland, plus dates in Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Green Bay, and Las Vegas.
The Pacific Northwest will also welcome Triumph and April Wine for shows in Portland and Seattle, finishing off the run with three California concerts culminating with a San Diego finale on Dec. 12.
Triumph will also give back through charitable efforts with this next round of dates. They’ve partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold will support SoundsUnite, which benefits the music community for learning, wellness, and creativity.
Triumph, ‘The Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded’ 2026 Tour Dates
November 17 – Grand Rapids, MI | Van Andel Arena
November 18 – Cincinnati, OH | Heritage Bank Center
November 21 – Baltimore, MD | CFG Bank Arena
November 22 – Pittsburgh, PA | Petersen Events Center
November 24 – Green Bay, WI | Resch Center
November 25 – Cleveland, OH | Rocket Arena
November 27 – Fishers, IN | Fishers Event Center
November 28 – Springfield, MO | Great Southern Bank Arena
November 30 – Albuquerque, NM | Rio Rancho Events Center
December 1 – Las Vegas, NV | Fontainebleau Las Vegas
December 2 – Reno, NV | Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort
December 5 – Portland, OR | Theater of the Clouds
December 6 – Seattle, WA | WAMU Theater
December 8 – Oakland, CA | Oakland Arena
December 10 – Los Angeles, CA | The Kia Forum
December 12 – San Diego, CA | Viejas Arena
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