Upcoming tour schedules are generating excitement for rock music fans: Rush is reuniting, while Journey is disbanding. This reflects our list of the biggest rock acts that will not be touring in 2026.

Triumph and Twisted Sister are set to embark on their own reunion tours, along with the (real) Guess Who. Megadeth is also bidding farewell. Will every band eventually perform in Las Vegas? A quick check reveals 2026 dates for the Eagles, Styx, Chicago, and Def Leppard, among others.

Not everyone is participating. In fact, a couple of iconic ’60s acts have yet to announce tour dates for 2026—though rumors suggest one may perform in Europe and the U.K. Several bands seem to have retired from touring without major announcements or lengthy farewell tours. Meanwhile, some of these groups might make late tour announcements early in 2026.

Which Rock Bands Aren’t Touring in 2026?

A break from touring is not surprising in some cases. Many classic rock bands from various generations take extended breaks from the demands of concert performances. However, some of these groups are classic road warriors, appearing on billboards and marquees season after season. This list of the biggest rock acts that aren’t touring in 2026 will likely hold some surprises, even for devoted fans.

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So, while you’re securing tickets for highly anticipated North American tours by Guns N’ Roses, Bon Jovi, and Iron Maiden, hope that the following bands have at least one more world tour left in them.