This fall, two critically praised alt-rock outfits are joining forces for a multi-city U.S. run that spotlights their live intensity and recent records. The co-headlining Bitch Cabal Tour — led by North Carolina’s genre-bending act Wednesday and Philadelphia punk outfit Mannequin Pussy — will move through the American South and Midwest from late October into mid-November 2026.
Across 10-30 to 11-18, the run lands in mid-size venues where both bands have a history of energetic, tightly packed shows. The lineup pairs Wednesday’s moody, country-tinged sound with Mannequin Pussy’s punchy, confrontational punk — a contrast likely to reshape typical co-headline dynamics and draw fans of both scenes.
Both groups arrive with recent studio work behind them: Wednesday are touring on the strength of their acclaimed album Bleeds, while Mannequin Pussy recently released I Got Heaven (2024). Adding to the buzz, Wednesday frontwoman Karly Hartzman appears on Weezer’s new single “We Might as Well Be Strangers,” a collaboration that surfaced earlier this month.
What fans should know
Support on select dates will include Nashville’s egg-punk act Snõõper and Raleigh rockers Truth Club, giving certain shows an expanded lineup and varied opening sets. Expect ticket demand to be concentrated in regional hubs — Nashville, Austin and Dallas are likely to move fastest — so checking local listings sooner rather than later makes sense for those planning to attend.
- 10/30 — Asheville, NC
- 11/02 — Nashville, TN
- 11/03 — Atlanta, GA
- 11/05 — Charleston, SC
- 11/06 — Orlando, FL
- 11/07 — St. Petersburg, FL
- 11/09 — Birmingham, AL
- 11/10 — New Orleans, LA
- 11/12 — Houston, TX
- 11/13 — Dallas, TX
- 11/14 — Austin, TX
- 11/16 — Oklahoma City, OK
- 11/17 — Fayetteville, AR
- 11/18 — St. Louis, MO
Lines on the bill vary by city; Snõõper joins for a portion of the itinerary while Truth Club appears on the Nashville date. The sequence of venues suggests an emphasis on Southern and Midwestern stops rather than coastal arenas, a strategy that puts mid-sized, community-focused venues at the center of the run.
For local music scenes, the pairing is notable: both bands have cultivated loyal audiences through touring and acclaimed recent releases, so the co-headline format could broaden each group’s reach within those regional markets. Journalists and concertgoers should watch for set-length announcements and any additional support acts that might be added closer to show dates.
Check official venue listings for exact on-sale times and ticket availability in your city, and verify which support acts are scheduled for the date you plan to attend.
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