L7
Is L7 touring in 2026?
Yes. L7 has 2 upcoming shows, starting November 13, 2026 at The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco.
L7 is on the road with their final “Last Hurrah” North American tour, which began Oct 6, 2026 in San Diego and will wrap up Nov 14, 2026 at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. The run spans venues in the United States and Canada, delivering the band’s signature punk-grunge energy to fans across the continent. Ahead of the tour the group released the new single “Loma Linda,” featuring returning bassist Janis Tanaka after the death of longtime member Jennifer Finch. Media coverage confirms the tour’s dates and the lineup change, underscoring the band’s commitment to finish on a high note.
Dates checked Nov 11, 2026 · Summary is AI-generated
Fan buzz
15 signals since Jun 2026.
Tour dates
2 shows across the U.S.
- Nov13
San Francisco
The Regency Ballroom · 8:00 PM
The Regency Ballroom · 8:00 PM
- Nov14
Los Angeles
The Wiltern · 7:00 PM
The Wiltern · 7:00 PM
Buzz timeline
How the buzz has moved since June.
Line height tracks the buzz score: credible reports lift it more than chatter, and old talk fades. Each dot is one rumor or report; hover or click to see it.
15 rumors and reports plotted.
- Announced, Jun 1
- New dates, Aug 23
- Report, Sep 9
- Live, Oct 6
What's next
New dates, legs, festivals and music on the horizon.
1mo agoWatch: L7 Kicks Off Final World Tour In San Diego1mo ago · blabbermouth.net · Legendary feminist rockers L7 kicked off the first leg of their final world tour, dubbed "The Last Hurrah", w…
Official1mo agoL7 soldiers on to bring Last Hurrah Tour to Phoenix1mo ago · phoenixnewtimes.com · Before her death in July, bassist Jennifer Finch gave her blessing for the tour to proceed.
Official1mo agoL7 Unveil ‘Loma Linda’ Single Originally Recorded With Bassist Janis Tanaka in 20031mo ago · rollingstone.com · The band reteam with bassist and give track away for free following the death of Jennifer Finch
Official1mo agoL7 Reunite With Former Bassist on New Song “Loma Linda”1mo ago · pitchfork.com · Janis Tanaka will replace the late Jennifer Finch on the feminist grunge icons’ imminent Last Hurrah Tour
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About L7
Los Angeles-born punk-grunge outfit L7 forged a raw, aggressive sound in the late-1980s, blending distorted guitars, snarling vocals and feminist politics. Their 1992 hit “Pretend We’re Dead” cemented their place in the grunge era, while albums like Bricks Are Heavy showcase their heavy riff-driven style. Formed in 1985, the band went on hiatus in 2001 before reuniting in 2014 with original members Donita Sparks, Suzi Gardner, Jennifer Finch and Demetra Plakas. After a series of festival appearances and a 2025 40th-anniversary show, bassist Jennifer Finch was diagnosed with brain cancer in July 2026 and passed away later that month. Former bassist Janis Tanaka rejoined for the band’s final “Last Hurrah” tour. L7 is on tour across the United States and Canada, having opened on Oct 6, 2026 in San Diego and slated to close on Nov 14, 2026 at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.
AI-generated summary
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- Upcoming shows
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- Signals tracked
Frequently asked questions
Is L7 touring in 2026?
Yes. L7 has 2 upcoming shows, starting November 13, 2026 at The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco.
When is L7's next concert?
L7's next scheduled show is November 13, 2026 at The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco.
How do I find out when L7 announces a tour?
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