Staind's Aaron Lewis announced some exciting news to his fans.
The 53-year-old musician revealed via Instagram on Wednesday that he will be extending his 2026 American Tour throughout the summer, headlining shows in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Indiana, Tennessee, New Mexico, Texas and Kansas. The Stateliners will be joining Lewis once again as his backing band.
Lewis originally announced this tour back in late October, but only revealed shows that will take place throughout this winter and spring. Opening night will take place next Thursday at the Downstream Casino Resort in Quapaw, Oklahoma.
"New Year, New Shows ?," he wrote in his caption. "See y’all there ??."
View this post on InstagramBorn in Vermont and raised in Massachusetts, Lewis started his music career with the alternative/grunge band Staind, alongside Mike Mushok, Jon Wysocki and Johnny April in 1995. They released their debut album Tornemted a year later, and multiple albums throughout the 2000s. The band took a hiatus in 2012, reuniting briefly in 2014 and 2017, before getting back together officially in 2019. The last album they put out was Confessions of the Fallen in 2023.
The "Outside" singer released his debut EP as a solo artist in July 2010 via Stroudavarious Records, then The Road, his first studio record, two years later. While balancing his band and solo career, he released a total of five studio albums, with his most recent being The Hillin 2024. Unlike the alternative metal and grunge sound Staind is known for, Lewis' genre as a solo artist is country.
As a solo artist, Lewis has appeared in multiple collaborations, including the song "No Sex" by Limp Bizkit, and a remix of the song "Crawling" on Linkin Park's first remix album, Reanimation. In addition, he contributed to Sevendust's song "Follow," as well as "Bleed" and "Send in the Clowns" by 13 Ways to Bleed on Stage. He's also featured on Jimmie's Chicken Shack's song "Falling Out."
Aaron Lewis performs onstage for the Big Machine 20th Anniversary concert at Lower Broadway on August 29, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.Fans can purchase tickets for Lewis' upcoming concerts, which are all available on his official website.
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