Wolfgang Van Halen is keeping the momentum of his hard-rock project Mammoth WVH rolling with the announcement of a new run of Summer 2026 tour dates, expanding what has already been a busy year on the road.
The newly unveiled shows are part of the band’s ongoing “The End” tour, named after their 2025 album, which continues to showcase Van Halen’s multi-instrumentalist approach, handling vocals, guitars, bass, and drums in the studio.
A Busy Touring Year Expands
Mammoth has already been active throughout 2026, including earlier North American dates and high-profile support slots alongside bands like Bush and Creed. The newly announced headline shows add even more stops to an already packed itinerary.
The summer leg will feature a series of U.S. headline performances scheduled between existing tour commitments, giving fans additional opportunities to see the band in a more focused setting.
Tour Dates And المدن Highlights
The summer run is set to kick off on July 27 in Savannah, Georgia, before making stops in cities including Chattanooga, Baltimore, and Virginia Beach. The leg will wrap up on August 8 in Monroe, Michigan.
In total, the newly added dates contribute to a broader touring plan that spans dozens of performances across North America in 2026.
Global Plans Ahead
Following the North American summer stretch, Mammoth is expected to take the tour internationally, with South American and European dates planned for later in 2026.
This global expansion underscores the growing reach of the project, which has steadily built a strong following since its debut.
The Band Behind The Sound
While Wolfgang Van Halen remains the creative force behind Mammoth in the studio, the live lineup features a full band, including guitarists Jon Jourdan and Frank Sidoris, bassist Ronnie Ficarro, and drummer Garrett Whitlock.
The group has also enjoyed significant radio success, with multiple No. 1 rock hits such as “Distance,” “Don’t Back Down,” and newer tracks from The End.
Continuing The Legacy
As the son of Eddie Van Halen, Wolfgang has carved out his own identity with Mammoth, balancing legacy with modern hard rock. The Summer 2026 tour further cements his band’s status as one of the most active and consistent forces in contemporary rock touring.
With more headline dates, major support slots, and international expansion on the horizon, Mammoth’s 2026 campaign is shaping up to be one of the band’s biggest yet.
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