‘90s Punk Rock Band Announces Hometown Show Before North American Tour

Goldfinger is bringing back the ‘90s as they return to their roots.

As the punk rock mainstays gear up for their comeback in North America for the upcoming tour, the five-member band delivered surprising news to fans.

In an Instagram update, Goldfinger, fronted by vocalist and rhythm guitarist John Feldmann, announced a hometown show in August.

The “Superman” hitmaker added Los Angeles as their last stop for their North American tour.

The band promises a high-energy performance and a can’t-miss hometown show, celebrating their hits and the fans who made it all possible.

“This is the one you don’t miss! Pulling out all the stops for the party of the summer! Los Angeles, where it all began,” the caption reads.

In addition, Goldfinger also invited special guests to join them on stage. This includes the Vandals, Suicide Machines, Pulley and sullvn.

The announcement sparked excitement among fans who couldn’t wait to see them at Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles on Aug. 23.

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“Great lineup!” a commenter said.

“Sick line up,” a follower echoed.

“D–N, NOW THAT’S A SHOW!!!” one wrote.

“This is next level,” another added.

As mentioned, the Los Angeles show is part of Goldfinger’s North American tour, which kicks off in February with a three-night show in Florida, followed by a two-night performance in Texas in March.

Fans will also get to see the band perform in Colorado, Washington and Vancouver in April.

For July stops, Goldfinger will be performing in Toronto and Montreal before closing out the tour in Los Angeles.

Upcoming 2026 North American Tour Dates

• Feb 12: Fort Lauderdale, FL (Culture Room)
• Feb 13: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL (Ponte Vedra Concert Hall)
• Feb 14: St. Petersburg, FL (Jannus Live)
• Mar 20: Houston, TX (House of Blues)
• Mar 21: Dallas, TX (South Side Ballroom)
• Apr 11: Denver, CO (Mission Ballroom – with MxPx)
• Apr 17: Vancouver, BC (Commodore Ballroom)
• Apr 18: Seattle, WA (The Showbox)
• Jul 17: Toronto, ON (History)
• Jul 19: Montreal, QC (Théâtre Beanfield)
• Aug 22: Los Angeles, CA (Hollywood Palladium)

In addition to the upcoming tour, the band recently released their new album Nine Lives.

Produced by Feldmann under the record label Big Noise Music Group, their ninth studio album features 12 high-energy ska-punk tracks as well as collaborations with Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus, Pennywise frontman Jim Lindberg, NOFX’s lead guitarist El Hefe and Ice Nine Kills’ founding member and vocalist Spencer Charnas.

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