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Bad Omens Announce “Do You Feel Love?” North America 2025 Tour — A Dark, Emotional Odyssey With Beartooth and President
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Bad Omens Announce “Do You Feel Love?” North America 2026 Tour — A Dark, Emotional Odyssey With Beartooth and President
When the lights go dark and the tension builds, there’s a silence that feels almost sacred — then comes the pulse. Bad Omens, the visionary force behind The Death of Peace of Mind, are returning in full power with their monumental “Do You Feel Love?” North America 2026 Tour. With Beartooth and President joining as special guests, this promises to be one of the most intense, cinematic, and emotionally raw tours of the year.
A New Era for Bad Omens
Bad Omens are not just another band — they’re a movement. Blending industrial rock, metalcore, and atmospheric pop, they’ve built an empire rooted in emotion, honesty, and chaos. The “Do You Feel Love?” Tour 2026 signals a new creative chapter for the Los Angeles-based group, one that delves even deeper into the emotional labyrinth they’ve spent years constructing.
The announcement of the 2026 tour set the internet ablaze. The poster — drenched in blood-red tones, featuring a shadowy figure with outstretched limbs — became an instant symbol of the band’s haunting aesthetic. It’s not just a visual; it’s a question, a warning, and an invitation: Do You Feel Love?
This isn’t merely a tour — it’s a declaration of artistic identity.
The Emotional Concept: “Do You Feel Love?”
Bad Omens have always been masters of duality — love and destruction, light and darkness, control and surrender. “Do You Feel Love?” isn’t just the name of the tour; it’s a reflection of the emotional themes that have defined their music since day one.
The phrase feels like a challenge — asking whether listeners still have the courage to feel deeply in a world numb with overstimulation.
If The Death of Peace of Mind explored love’s collapse in a digital world, Do You Feel Love? feels like the resurrection — raw, chaotic, and painfully human.
The Supporting Acts: Beartooth and President
To make the experience even heavier, Bad Omens have invited two incredible forces to share the stage: Beartooth and President.
Beartooth are the embodiment of pure energy — every show a wildfire of emotion and sound. Known for hits like “Riptide” and “In Between,” their live performances are cathartic explosions of rebellion and release. The combination of Beartooth’s grit with Bad Omens’ atmosphere will create a dynamic unlike anything fans have witnessed before.
President, a rising name in the alternative scene, brings a futuristic edge to the lineup. Their sound mixes darkwave, post-rock, and synth textures that complement Bad Omens’ shadowy aesthetic. For many fans, this tour will mark their first introduction to President’s sound — and it’s destined to be unforgettable.
Full Tour Dates for “Do You Feel Love?” North America 2026
The tour spans across the continent, covering iconic cities and intimate venues alike. Here’s the full schedule:
- Feb 22 — Salt Lake City, UT
- Feb 24 — Denver, CO
- Feb 26 — Kansas City, MO
- Feb 28 — Detroit, MI
- Mar 02 — Minneapolis, MN
- Mar 04 — Chicago, IL
- Mar 06 — Toronto, ON
- Mar 08 — Montreal, QC
- Mar 10 — Newark, NJ
- Mar 11 — Boston, MA
- Mar 13 — Philadelphia, PA
- Mar 14 — Baltimore, MD
- Mar 16 — Raleigh, NC
- Mar 17 — Nashville, TN
- Mar 19 — Dallas, TX
- Mar 20 — San Antonio, TX
- Mar 22 — Oklahoma City, OK
- Mar 24 — Phoenix, AZ
- Mar 26 — Los Angeles, CA
- Mar 27 — Oakland, CA
Each stop feels intentionally chosen — a mix of massive rock markets and cities with deeply loyal underground followings. Fans are already comparing it to a pilgrimage, planning to travel across states to experience the tour multiple times.
The Stage, The Sound, The Spectacle
Bad Omens are famous for their immersive live shows — part concert, part cinematic performance. The 2026 tour is expected to elevate that reputation even further.
Early leaks suggest the stage design will include multi-layered lighting rigs, synchronized visuals, and video interludes connecting each act into a cohesive emotional story. Imagine descending into a world of red haze, mechanical heartbeats, and thunderous percussion — until the silence breaks into “Like a Villain.”
Each performance is crafted to pull fans into a shared dreamscape — where vulnerability becomes strength and every scream feels like a confession.
Tickets, Presales, and Fan Access
Tickets for Bad Omens – “Do You Feel Love?” North America 2026 are available via Live Nation and BadOmensOfficial.com. Presales for select cities have already sold out, with general sales expected to follow suit quickly.
VIP upgrades include:
- Early venue access
- Exclusive merch bundles
- Signed tour posters
- Priority viewing areas
- And in some cases, pre-show Q&A sessions or soundcheck access.
Given the band’s explosive popularity in 2024–2025, fans are urged to act fast. Shows in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Toronto are already trending toward sellouts.
A Tour Born from Transformation
In interviews, frontman Noah Sebastian has often described Bad Omens’ evolution as a process of shedding layers — each project a deeper dive into the human condition.
From their early metalcore aggression to their current haunting electronica, the band has learned to weaponize emotion. Every album is a metamorphosis — and Do You Feel Love? represents the culmination of that growth.
The 2026 tour promises to merge all their worlds: the fury of Finding God Before God Finds Me, the darkness of The Death of Peace of Mind, and the romantic nihilism that defines their recent material.
The Fans: Cult-Like Devotion Meets Digital Obsession
Bad Omens fans are not casual listeners — they’re part of a movement. The online community surrounding the band has become one of the most creative and loyal in modern rock, known for producing breathtaking fan art, poetic TikToks, and theories dissecting every lyric and symbol.
When the 2026 tour was announced, fans flooded social media with reactions:
“Bad Omens don’t just perform, they possess the stage.”
“I’m buying tickets for two cities — one night isn’t enough.”
“Do I feel love? Ask me after Los Angeles.”
Their connection to the band goes beyond admiration — it’s identification. The raw vulnerability in Noah’s lyrics gives voice to those who feel unseen.
Beartooth’s Fiery Return
While Bad Omens deliver the cinematic darkness, Beartooth brings the storm. Their stage presence is uncontainable — a cathartic release that turns every crowd into a single roaring organism.
Songs like “The Past Is Dead” and “Riptide” have become anthems of survival, and their inclusion in this lineup adds the perfect balance of chaos and catharsis. Fans can expect mosh pits, sweat, and singalongs that shake every venue to its core.
President: The Future of Alternative Sound
Not much is publicly known about President, which only heightens the mystery. Their aesthetic — shadowy, experimental, and deeply emotional — fits seamlessly into the Bad Omens universe. Early fans describe them as “post-apocalyptic pop” and “electronic heartbreak.”
Their opening sets are expected to set the emotional tone for the night — the calm before the emotional storm.
Visual Aesthetics: Art in Motion
The “Do You Feel Love?” poster captures everything Bad Omens stand for — red and black tones, religious symbolism, and the blurring line between beauty and terror. The silhouetted figure, arms spread like an unholy angel, represents the dual nature of love and pain that defines their art.
Bad Omens’ visuals have always been more than decoration; they’re part of the narrative. Each frame, color, and gesture carries emotional weight. This tour continues that visual storytelling — an immersive fusion of music, motion, and emotion.
From Viral Success to Cult Legend
The past few years have turned Bad Omens into viral icons. “Just Pretend” became a global phenomenon, crossing genres and platforms — proof that vulnerability resonates universally. Their ability to merge heavy music with pop sensibility and emotional intelligence has made them a once-in-a-generation band.
Now, in 2026, they’re embracing that success not with arrogance, but with art. The “Do You Feel Love?” Tour isn’t about fame — it’s about reflection, connection, and release.
Setlist Predictions and Surprises
Fans can expect a carefully curated mix of past and present, including:
- “The Death of Peace of Mind”
- “Artificial Suicide”
- “Just Pretend”
- “Like a Villain”
- “Nowhere to Go”
- “Glass Houses”
Rumors suggest the band might debut unreleased songs tied to their upcoming album cycle, continuing the story that The Death of Peace of Mind began.
A Night to Remember
For longtime fans, this tour represents the culmination of everything Bad Omens have built — a blend of pain, passion, and transcendence. For newcomers, it’s the perfect introduction to a band that’s redefining what heavy music can mean in the modern age.
When the lights dim and that first note rings out, thousands of fans will feel that familiar rush: the heart pounding, the air electric, the world fading away.
For a few hours, nothing else matters. Just love, noise, and the sound of release.
Conclusion: “Do You Feel Love?” — The Anthem of 2026
As 2026 unfolds, Bad Omens’ “Do You Feel Love?” North America Tour stands as a defining cultural moment — not just for rock music, but for emotional expression itself.
This tour is a question asked to everyone who steps into the dark: Can you still feel?
And when Noah Sebastian whispers those words under the crimson light, the answer from thousands of voices will echo back:
Yes. We feel everything.
