Peter McPoland, Girl Tones

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Cameron Driskill

A close-up of Peter McPoland.

Peter McPoland

media release: Following the exciting announcement of his fourth full-length album, Big Lucky (out September 26), Peter McPoland announced an accompanying tour 

Spanning both coasts and a total of 30 dates, The Big Lucky tour will commence at The Roxy in Los Angeles on November 3rd. Peter will be accompanied on his upcoming tour by his childhood best friends and fellow musicians that now serve as his band - Joe Curtin, Landon Laney, and Josh Suarez. For a full list of tour dates, see below.

With over 450 million streams on Spotify alone, Peter has touched scores of fans worldwide. The sheer scale of his reach has led to several headlining national tours of his own as well as arena outings supporting the likes of Twenty One Pilots and Imagine Dragons. Peter frequently finds himself carrying out such energetic performances that he has - on many occasions - injured himself on stage and carried on with the show. Some may even remember the appearance of a bedazzled foot cast onstage. 

 For a full list of dates and access to tickets please visit https://www.petermcpoland.com/tour.

utting a scuzzy bow on their massive year, Girl Tones release one more single today titled “Leave The City.” Out now via Parallel Vision x Big Loud Rock, the song sees the 2-piece band with stars in their eyes after a year of playing all over the world. Formidable flowers pushing their way through the cracked concrete, Girl Tones are in a grateful state of disbelief. “Leave The City” is meant to be screamed from an open sunroof, taking in the night air. 

The duo shared that, “'Leave the City' is about growing pains, it plays on the idea of loving where you are from, but feeling out of place. Navigating between pain and nostalgia in a place that you simultaneously love and hate.”

Girl Tones took the reins this year and didn't let up on the control even once. In 2025, they made their festival debut at Lollapalooza, Shaky Knees, and Austin City Limits in the US, as well as The Great Escape in the UK. Addicted to the road, they toured in support of Cage The Elephant, Silversun Pickups, The Velveteers, hey, nothing, and Sunday (1994). 

Throughout the year, Girl Tones have been hitting milestone after milestone. Their singles “Blame,” “Cherry Picker” and “Burnout” all secured Advanced Placement on Sirius XM's Alt Nation. “Burnout” was featured in ABC's show High Potential and “Fade Away” landed in an episode of The Runarounds. With tremendous editorial support throughout the year, “Burnout” was recently added to Amazon's Best of 2025: Alternative List and Spotify's Editors' Pick: Best Rock & Alt Songs of 2025.

Girl Tones' foot will stay on the throttle in early 2026 with upcoming tours announced with Peter McPoland and Dexter and The Moonrocks. In May, they will head back to the UK to play The Great Escape, and back in the US in June they will perform at Bonnaroo and Outside Days.