Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth have announced the schedule for their summer headlining tour in support of their latest album, The End, released in 2025.
The band, featuring Wolfgang on guitar and lead vocals, Frank Sidoris on guitar, Jon Jourdan on guitar and vocals, Garrett Whitlock on drums, and Ronnie Ficarro on bass, will play 18 shows this summer.
The tour will kick off on July 12 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada at Rockin' Thunder, and run through August 8, when it will wrap in Monroe, Michigan, at the Monroe State Fair.
There will be stops in Des Moines, Iowa (July 16), Huntsville, Alabama (July 22), Chattanooga, Tennessee (July 29), and Albany, New York (August 6).
Mammoth's upcoming tour dates, featuring new headline shows and previously detailed gigs with Creed:
July 12 - Edmonton Northlands, AB - Exhibition Lands Racetrack (w/ CREED)July 14 - Winnipeg, MB - Canada Life Center (w/ CREED)July 16 - Des Moines, IA - Wooly's (headline)July 18 - Omaha, NE - The Astro Theater (originally Saturday, November 29, 2025) (headline / BIG WRECK supporting)July 19 - Tinley Park, IL - Summer of '99 and Beyond Festival 2026 (w/ CREED)July 22 - Huntsville, AL - Orion Amphitheater (w/ CREED)July 24 - Orange Beach, AL - The Wharf Amphitheater (w/ CREED)July 25 - Tupelo, MS - Cadence Bank Arena (w/ CREED)July 27 - Savannah, GA - Victory North (headline)July 29 - Chattanooga, TN - Barrelhouse Ballroom (headline)July 30 - Raleigh, NC - Lincoln Theatre (headline)Aug 1 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues Myrtle Beach (originally Thursday, March 19, 2026) (headline / 10 YEARS supporting)Aug 2 - Baltimore, MD - Nevermore Hall (originally Wednesday, March 18, 2026) (headline / 10 YEARS supporting)Aug 4 - Virginia Beach, VA - Elevation 27 (headline)Aug 5 - Lititz, PA - Mickey's Black Box (headline)Aug 6 - Albany, NY - Empire Live (headline)Aug 8 - Monroe, MI - Monroe State Fair
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