The Crimson Armada Tour Dates 2026
Jun 20, 2026 – Sep 10, 2026
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The Crimson Armada Comeback Concert Dates and Tickets
Ohio deathcore veterans The Crimson Armada are back. Following their recent reunion and fresh material, they are crossing the United States to showcase this highly anticipated comeback.
The Crimson Armada tour run begins August 28, 2026. They hit the road alongside The Browning, Deadlands, and Blind Equation for the Burn This World [EVOLVED] USA V2 Tour. You can catch this intense lineup in major cities like Columbia, Colorado Springs, Madison, Lexington, and San Antonio.
Separate from these regular dates, the band has some massive festival appearances. They will play Rebirth Fest 2026 in Reading, PA, and INKcarceration in Mansfield, OH, sharing the stage with heavyweights like Disturbed and Limp Bizkit.
Secure your tickets today and witness this reunion live!
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About The Crimson Armada
The Crimson Armada is an American metalcore/deathcore band from Westerville, Ohio, formed in 2007. Known for ferocious breakdowns and spiritual themes in their style, their popular tracks include “The Serpent’s Tongue,” “Revelations II,” and “Eternal Thrall” (feat. Devin Swank). After disbanding in 2012, they reformed in 2024. Their latest releases include the EP "Ceremony" (2025) and the 2026 single “III. The Leviathan.”
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The Crimson Armada Tour Dates 2026:
Jul 19 - The Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield, OH
Aug 28 - The Blue Note, Columbia, MO
Sep 04 - Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO
Sep 10 - Majestic Theatre, Madison, WI
Jun 20 - Nightclub Reverb, Reading, PA
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