Exhorder Kick Off Fall 2026 Headlining Tour with Intoxicated, No/Más, Phantom, and Parabellum
New Orleans thrash metal icons Exhorder will close out the year with a final US headlining tour. The Tour Of Unsound Minds: Act II will commence on September 25th in West Virginia and run through October 18th in Indiana. Support will be provided by Intoxicated, No/Más, Phantom, and Parabellum on select dates.
Vocalist Kyle Thomas comments, “Here we are, folks! It’s the last tour of the year for Exhorder. We are amped to be out with all of the bands on this package! Additionally, we are spicing up the set this time around. Expect to hear some songs you may not have heard us play in some years, and maybe even something this band has never played before! We’re also going to have several merch items that are new or haven’t been available for quite some time. Let’s go!”
Tickets are on sale now! See all confirmed dates below.
Exhorder 2026 North American Tour Dates
9/25/26: Live At The Shop – Dunbar, WV*
w/ Intoxicated
9/26/26: North End Pub – Lafayette, IN
9/27/26: Frankie’s – Toledo, OH
9/28/26: X-Ray Arcade – Milwaukee, WI
9/29/26: Live Wire – Chicago, IL
w/ Intoxicated, No/Más:
9/30/26: Red Flag – St. Louis, MO
w/ Intoxicated, No/Más, Phantom:
10/1/26: The Shrine – Tulsa, OK
10/2/26: Haltom Theater – Haltom City, TX
10/3/26: Cine Del Rey – McAllen, TX
10/4/26: BSC – Austin, TX
10/5/26: Launchpad – Albuquerque, NM
10/6/26: Club 101 – El Paso, TX
10/7/26: Nile Underground – Mesa, AZ
10/9/26: 1 Street Pool & Billiards – Los Angeles, CA w/ Parabellum
10/10/26: Boardwalk – Orangeville, CA w/ Parabellum
10/13/26: Mesa Theater – Grand Junction, CO
10/14/26: Black Sheep – Colorado Springs, CO
10/15/26: Reverb Lounge – Omaha, NE
10/16/26: Gabe’s – Iowa City, IA
10/18/26: Ray Leos – Evansville, IN
* Solo show
About Exhorder:
Forged in 1986, Exhorder’s journey has proven exciting, yet tumultuous. After a twenty-seven-year absence following their final Roadrunner Records release in 1992, Exhorder re-entered the game with an album considered by many to be a contender for the “Best Comeback Album” category. The band released Mourn The Southern Skies in October of 2019 through Nuclear Blast Records. Fraught with euphoric peaks and crippling valleys throughout its existence, lineup changes, and the 2020-2021 pandemic, Exhorder clawed back through the muck to release Defectum Omnium, the Latin phrase for “The Failure of All,” in 2024. “The world is a dumpster fire, and we are all complicit,” noted singer Kyle Thomas when elaborating on the title.
Produced by Exhorder and mixed by Jens Bogren, Defectum Omnium puts a foot back into the roots of the band’s inception. Preview/purchase Exhorder’s Defectum Omnium here.
