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The Alienation tour is the ongoing seventh headlining concert tour by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace. Supporting their eighth studio album, Alienation (2025), the tour began in February 2026, and is expected to finished in November 2026.
Background
On August 22, 2025, Three Days Grace released their eighth studio album, Alienation.[1] Original lead vocalist Adam Gontier returned to the band in October 2024, who previously left the group in January 2013. Matt Walst, who replaced Gontier, remained with the group, turning them into a quintet and dual-vocalist band.[2] The Alienation Tour was announced on November 10, 2025, which began in February 2026 and is set to conclude that November.[3] The tour features support from I Prevail, The Funeral Portrait, Sleep Theory, Finger Eleven and Royal Tusk.[4]
The tour began in the United States on February 21, 2026, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. During their shows in the United States, they were supported by I Prevail, The Funeral Portrait and Sleep Theory. For the Canadian dates, which started on April 19, in Victoria, British Columbia, they were supported by Finger Eleven and Royal Tusk.[5] In June, the band will travel to Europe for the second leg of tour, beginning on June 5, in Nuremberg, Germany. The group will return to North America in October, where the tour is expected to conclude in November.[6]
Reception
A review for the concert at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, by Alexis Papalia of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review wrote, "A lot of Three Days Grace's songs can sound a bit samey, and they can also sound a lot like the other songs of their era. But there were some real peaks during those 2000s rock-dominated years, and one of them was the penultimate song from Tuesday's set, 'Never Too Late', which twinkled with earnest hope and thousands of smartphone flashlights. While generic rock can get repetitive, Three Days Grace seems to have evolved and grown with the times — and they still fill an angsty, angry void with growling riffs, screaming voices and thundering drums."[7] Dan Savoie of 519 Magazine wrote on the concert at TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, writing, "A genuinely functioning two-vocalist rock band — something this genre almost never produces at this level — playing the biggest rooms they've ever played with songs that a generation has already decided belong to them. Walst hasn't faded into a supporting role here. His upper register through the second set's electric run cut through the room with its own authority, independent of what Gontier was doing beside him. They push each other. The friction is the point."[8]
Set list
This setlist is representative of the performance on March 3, 2026, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, United States. It does not represent the setlist at all concerts for the duration of the tour.[9]
