We’re so grateful to all the fans who’ve supported our tours and look forward to playing for you our next time through. -- BRHQ

Photo by C Elliott (Sept 7, 2024 Tucson, AZ)

In 2026, we’re heading back to some cities we’ve only played once during this tour cycle, as well as some places we weren’t able to get to over the last four years.

Since the release of Just Like That... in 2022, we’ve toured two times through the major U.S. markets, averaging about 60 dates a year, as well as toured in Canada, Ireland, the UK, Europe and Australia.

We want to reply to Bonnie’s fans who have asked why she’s not coming through their area next year. First we want to thank you for your enthusiasm and offer this explanation.

The presales are now over, but remember that tickets that are available for purchase during the presales and public on sale are priced reasonably, and the tour has no control over or affiliation with resale tickets or their prices.

Lots of great bands and many thanks to the Fest staff and rockin', huge audience.
-Bonnie and the band

Check your local listings: acltv.com/watch/tv-sch...
Stream online: www.pbs.org/video/bonnie...
Download the free PBS app: www.pbs.org/pbs-app/

Listen here: bit.ly/4iIBVJw

Learn more about how you can participate in the giving economy via buynothingproject.org

Let’s honor the Earth every day!

-- Bonnie and BRHQ 🌎

#BuyNothing #EarthDay2025

We love the idea of "Buy Nothing" as it's a hyper-local solution that has the power to make an impact on a grander scale by limiting consumerism of new products as well as reducing waste.

Recycling of plastic is costly and does not stem the production of virgin plastic product (Source: Plastic Pollution Coalition.)

It's a very satisfying loop unlike that of the "open-loop recycling" of plastic, where recycled materials are mixed with new raw materials and down-cycled into lower-quality products.

Reducing waste in landfills is one benefit of sharing resources and another is how you will feel when your unneeded item makes it's way into the hands of someone who actually wants it!

Chances are there are more than a few people in the neighborhood who would be thrilled to take that sweater, kid's bike or box of old art supplies off your hands.

Rather than tossing those items into the trash, join your local "Buy Nothing" group (via their app) and post the item you would like to give away.