The Interrupters Announce Massive 2027 North American Tour, Doom Regulator Set for First-Ever Live Shows

Los Angeles ska-punk powerhouse The Interrupters have announced an extensive 2027 North American headline tour, spanning more than 30 dates across the US and Canada, including a hometown stop at LA's Wiltern Theatre plus shows in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Montreal, Chicago, Denver, and Seattle. Artist presale begins Thursday, September 24 at 10 a.m. local time, ahead of the general on-sale Friday, September 25.

Fronted by Aimee Interrupter alongside brothers Kevin, Justin, and Jesse Bivona, the band broke into the mainstream with 2018's "She's Kerosene" and followed it with 2022's In The Wild. New music is reportedly on the way.

The real headline here, though, is the support bill: the tour will feature the first-ever live performances from Doom Regulator, the new project led by Tim Armstrong and Jesse Michaels — their first collaboration since Operation Ivy, the band that laid the groundwork for ska-punk itself. Doom Regulator is rounded out by bassist Spencer Pollard (Trash Talk) and drummer Joey Castillo (The Bronx, Circle Jerks).

Select dates will also bring out The Aquabats, labelmates RAT BOY, The Mainliners, The Bandulus, The Chin Chins, and J & Nicki Bonner, making this one of the year's most stacked punk and ska bills.

Full North American tour dates run March 17 through May 2, 2027, kicking off in Pomona, CA and wrapping in Anaheim, CA. Tickets and the full itinerary are available at http://theinterrupters.com.