Overview
- Neurosis announced on Wednesday that they will play U.S. dates this fall and winter, running from October into January with a headline slot at the Roadburn Festival in April.
- The tour directly supports the surprise March release An Undying Love for a Burning World, the band’s first record since 2016 and its first without co‑founder Scott Kelly.
- Aaron Turner of Sumac and Isis has been performing with Neurosis since this summer, including their live return at Fire in the Mountains, marking the band’s first shows in seven years.
- The Fillmore dates in San Francisco are already sold out and general tickets for the remaining U.S. dates go on sale Sept. 11 at 10 a.m. local time, with named openers such as Uniform, Primitive Man, and Great Falls on various bills.
- A short film shot at Fire in the Mountains features members of the Blackfeet Nation and ties to the Firekeeper Alliance, linking the band’s return to community work around Indigenous youth suicide prevention and expanding the album’s cultural footprint.