Los Angeles punk outfit Militarie Gun is offering a simple pitch for fall: a $20 ticket gets you a full 20-song set. The “20 Songs for 20 Dollars” run pairs affordability with a lengthy headline performance and culminates with a hometown night in Los Angeles — a move that underscores the band’s growing profile on both coasts.
What the tour looks like
The fall trek begins at Rocklahoma in Pryor, Oklahoma, on September 5 and runs through mid‑October, ending at the Regent Theater in Los Angeles on October 15. For most of the headline shows the band will be joined by Softcult, Shady Nasty and Dazy as support acts; immediately after the fall dates Militarie Gun will also open select nights on the Sex Pistols’ U.S. appearances.
Before returning to North America the group is spending the summer across the U.K. and Europe, appearing at festivals and intimate venues — a busy international schedule that precedes their value‑focused headline leg.
Why this matters now
At a time when ticket prices and shortened sets are frequent fan complaints, Militarie Gun’s promise of 20 songs for $20 is a deliberate, attention‑getting choice. It positions the band as accessible to fans while also testing a simple pricing message that could resonate in the current live‑music climate.
Summer European highlights
- June 9 — Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich, UK
- June 10 — Chalk, Brighton, UK
- June 12 — Best Kept Secret Festival, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands
- June 14 — Rock for People, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
- June 19 — Hurricane Festival, Scheeßel, Germany
- July 10 — 2000 Trees Festival, Cheltenham, UK
- July 22 — Turock, Essen, Germany
- July 26 — Latitude Festival, Southwold, UK
North American fall headline itinerary (September 5 – October 15)
- Sept. 5 — Rocklahoma Festival, Pryor, Oklahoma
- Sept. 6 — Beer City Music Hall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Sept. 8 — AM/FM, Dallas, Texas
- Sept. 9 — Mohawk, Austin, Texas
- Sept. 10 — Chelsea’s Live, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Sept. 12 — The Orpheum, Tampa, Florida
- Sept. 13 — Churchill’s, Miami, Florida
- Sept. 14 — Conduit, Orlando, Florida
- Sept. 16 — Masquerade – Hell, Atlanta, Georgia
- Sept. 17 — Eastside Bowl, Nashville, Tennessee
- Sept. 18 — Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro, North Carolina
- Sept. 19 — The Southern, Charlottesville, Virginia
- Sept. 20 — Black Cat, Washington, D.C.
- Sept. 22 — Underground Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Sept. 24 — Second Summer Festival, North Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
- Sept. 25 — Four Chord Music Festival, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Sept. 26 — Under the ‘K’ Bridge Park / CBGB Festival, Brooklyn, New York
- Sept. 27 — Paradise Rock Club, Boston, Massachusetts
- Sept. 29 — Grog Shop, Cleveland, Ohio
- Sept. 30 — The Loving Touch, Detroit, Michigan
- Oct. 1 — Metro, Chicago, Illinois
- Oct. 3 — Vivarium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Oct. 4 — Fine Line, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Oct. 6 — Bluebird Theater, Denver, Colorado
- Oct. 7 — Metro, Salt Lake City, Utah
- Oct. 9 — Neumos, Seattle, Washington
- Oct. 10 — Rickshaw Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada)
- Oct. 11 — Hawthorne Theatre, Portland, Oregon
- Oct. 13 — The Chapel, San Francisco, California
- Oct. 14 — Strummer’s, Fresno, California
- Oct. 15 — Regent Theater, Los Angeles, California (homecoming finale)
Dates opening for the Sex Pistols
Following the headline run, Militarie Gun will also serve as a support act for a short series of Sex Pistols shows in mid‑October, including a stop at the Hollywood Palladium on October 18 and two West Coast dates immediately beforehand.
Recent releases and context
The band released God Save The Gun in 2025, following their 2023 debut Life Under the Gun. Those records have helped expand their audience across festivals and independent venues, setting the stage for this ambitious fall package.
Whether the 20-for-20 experiment becomes a recurring model remains to be seen, but for now it gives fans a measurable reason to buy tickets early: a longer set and a clear price point in a market where both are increasingly scarce.
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