Pierce The Veil
Tour 2027

About the I Can't Hear You World Tour

Announced in December 2024, the I Can't Hear You World Tour marks a milestone for Pierce the Veil — their first time headlining amphitheaters as a solo act. The setlist draws from every era of the band's career, giving longtime fans and newer listeners alike a chance to hear deep cuts alongside anthems like "King for a Day" and "Bulls in the Bronx." The production has been scaled up to match the larger venues, with dynamic lighting and visuals that bring the emotional intensity of the music to life on a bigger stage.

The tour has already covered ground in Latin America, Europe, and Asia, with the 2026 dates pushing into Australia and across the United States. Festival stops at Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival, Governors Ball, Louder Than Life, and Shaky Knees give fans who missed the headlining dates another shot at seeing the band. The crown jewel of the run is a September appearance on My Chemical Romance's Black Parade tour, followed by a hometown finale at San Diego's Petco Park.

Pierce the Veil's Rise from San Diego to Global Stages

Pierce the Veil formed in San Diego in 2006 around brothers Vic and Mike Fuentes, and the band has been a driving force in post-hardcore ever since. Their 2012 album Collide with the Sky was a breakthrough — "King for a Day" featuring Kellin Quinn became one of the genre's defining tracks, racking up nearly 200 million YouTube views. Misadventures followed in 2016 and debuted at number four on the Billboard 200, proving the band could compete well beyond the scene.

After a six-year gap, The Jaws of Life arrived in 2023 to critical acclaim, showing a more mature and experimental side of the band while keeping the raw emotional core intact. A deluxe edition followed, adding new tracks and further rewarding patient fans. That album cycle set the stage for the I Can't Hear You World Tour, which has given the band its biggest live platform yet.

What to Expect at a Pierce the Veil Show

Pierce the Veil concerts are known for their intensity. Vic Fuentes delivers vocals that shift from tender cleans to throat-shredding screams within the same verse, and the crowd matches that energy at every turn. Expect walls of sound from the guitars, sing-alongs that drown out the PA, and mosh pits that stay surprisingly respectful. The band has always been about emotional connection — songs about heartbreak, identity, and resilience hit differently when thousands of people are screaming them together.

The amphitheater format gives the I Can't Hear You tour room to breathe in ways that club shows never could. Bigger stages mean more production — expect expanded lighting rigs, video screens, and setlists that stretch deeper into the catalog than a typical festival set allows. Whether you are in the pit or watching from the lawn, a PTV amphitheater show is a step up from anything the band has done before.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Pierce the Veil Tour 2027

Is Pierce the Veil touring in 2026 and 2027?

Yes. The I Can't Hear You World Tour continues through 2026 with dates in Australia, Hawaii, and a full slate of U.S. summer festival appearances. The band will also join My Chemical Romance's Black Parade tour in September before wrapping up at Petco Park in San Diego. Check the schedule on this page for the latest confirmed dates.

How much are Pierce the Veil tickets?

Prices depend on the venue and seating section. Amphitheater shows typically range from around $40 for lawn seats to $150 or more for premium pit and lower-bowl spots. Festival passes vary by event but often start around $100 for single-day admission.

What songs does Pierce the Veil play on the I Can't Hear You tour?

The setlist pulls from every album in the band's discography, including fan favorites from Collide with the Sky, Misadventures, and The Jaws of Life. Expect to hear "King for a Day," "Bulls in the Bronx," "Circles," and plenty of deep cuts that reward longtime listeners.

Will Pierce the Veil add more tour dates?

The band has been adding legs to the I Can't Hear You World Tour throughout 2025 and 2026, so additional dates are always possible. Bookmark this page and check back — we update the schedule as soon as new shows are announced.