UPDATE:\u00a0The latest post from Sumerian Records was in reference to a past 2020 tour in which the\u00a0Bad Omens recruited Chris Hansen to reveal the news. This information was reposted in light of the new film\u00a0Dateline focusing on Hansen’s work on\u00a0To Catch a Predator. In error, Loudwire mistook this for a new tour announcement. Bad Omens currently have no tour dates booked for 2027. Below is the original version of this story which was reported inaccurately.<\/p>\n
Bad Omens<\/a> are ready for primetime, getting Dateline NBC and To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen to\u00a0announce the band’s upcoming 2027 U.S. tour dates.<\/p>\n In an Instagram post<\/a> shared by Sumerian Records over the weekend, the TV host who is also the subject of the current film Primetime,\u00a0drops by with a message for Bad Omens fans.<\/p>\n “If you’re a fan of Bad Omens cult, you need to know this. Have a seat. Because the band is getting ready for its U.S. tour in February and March called the Killed and Born Again tour with Bad Omens, Oh Sleeper<\/a>, Thousand Below<\/a> and Bloodline,” shares Hansen, adding, “Check it out, I’ll be watching and listening”<\/p>\n The promo is captioned, “Bad Omens was ready for the primetime long before Primetime.”<\/p>\n Bad Omens 2027 Tour Dates With Oh Sleeper, Thousand Below + Bloodline<\/p>\n As shared by Hansen, we’re aware that the dates will start in February and that Oh Sleeper, Thousand Below and Bloodline will be providing support on the run.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Actor Javier Bardem Names His Favorite Metal Bands at 2026 Oscars<\/a><\/p>\n A second slide in the Instagram post reveals the Killed and Born Again tour admat, which lists the U.S. cities and dates. Venues, however, have not been named at this time.<\/p>\n See all dates below.<\/p>\n Feb. 13 – San Jose, Calif. The band has not updated their website yet to reflect the 2027 tour dates, but a further announcement is expected soon.\u00a0Look out for\u00a0ticketing information along with the venues<\/a> to eventually be posted through\u00a0the Bad Omens website website.<\/p>\n Bad Omens have been actively working on new music over the past year, but as of yet no official release date or details about a new album have been revealed. So hopefully the tour reveal is the next step toward a new album arriving.<\/p>\n Below, see Bad Omens in our list of the Best Rock Songs of Each Year Since 1970.<\/p>\n Best Rock Song of Each Year Since 1970<\/p>\n Rock will always continue to roll.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Chad Childers, Loudwire<\/a><\/p>\n
Feb. 15 – Scottsdale, Ariz
Feb. 16 – Albuquerque, N.M.
Feb. 17 – Lubbock, Texas
Feb. 18 – Austin, Texas
Feb. 19 – Fort Worth, Texas
Feb. 20 – Houston, Texas
Feb. 21 – Oklahoma City, Okla.
Feb. 22 – St. Louis, Mo.
Feb. 23 – Nashville, Tenn.
Feb. 24 – Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 25 – Atlanta, Ga.
Feb. 27 – Orlando, Fla.
Feb. 28 – Margate, Fla.
Feb. 29 – Tampa, Fla.
March 1 – West Columbia, S.C.
March 2 – Fayetteville, N.C.
March 3 – Baltimore, Md.
March 4 – Philadelphia, Pa.
March 5 – Richmond, Va.
March 6 – Brooklyn, N.Y.
March 7 – Hartford, Ct.
March 8 – Boston, Mass.
March 9 – Syracuse, N.Y.
March 11 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
March 12 – Cleveland, Ohio
March 13 – Cincinnati, Ohio
March 14 – Chicago, Ill.
March 15 – Cudahy, Wis.
March 14 – St. Paul, Minn.
March 17 – Kansas City, Mo.
March 18 – Lincoln, Neb.
March 20 – Denver, Colo.
March 21 – Salt Lake City, Utah
March 23 – Spokane, Wash.
March 24 – Portland, Ore.
March 25 – Seattle, Wash.
March 27 – Sacramento, Calif.
March 28 – Orange County, Calif.<\/p>\n