Triumph reunion tour adds more 2026 dates as a 2027 documentary follows the comeback
Triumph has expanded its 2026 reunion tour again. Presales open Oct. 13, public sales start Oct. 15, and a documentary is planned for 2027.
Triumph's return to the road just grew again. The veteran Canadian rock band has stretched its Rock and Roll Machine Reloaded Tour, set the next ticket sale dates and confirmed that a documentary crew is tracking the reunion for a planned 2027 release.
What changed for fans
Triumph has added more stops to its North American itinerary and also shifted one concert to a later spot on the schedule. The updated run is set to resume on Nov. 17 at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and continue through Dec. 19 at Canada Life Place in London, Ontario.
The current routing includes Cincinnati, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Green Bay, Cleveland, Fishers, Springfield, Gary, Albuquerque, Reno, Portland, Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas and Oshawa, along with the Grand Rapids and London dates.
For anyone planning to buy tickets to the latest additions, the artist presale is scheduled from 10 a.m. local time on Oct. 13 until 10 a.m. local time on Oct. 14. The password is RELOADED. General ticket sales begin Oct. 15 at 10 a.m. local time.
Why this reunion is still unusual
The tour had already been expanded in August, after reunion plans were first announced in December 2025. For longtime fans, the return remains notable because before these current dates, Triumph's original lineup had not played together since two 2008 appearances at the Sweden Rock Festival.
Rik Emmett and Gil Moore founded Triumph with Mike Levine in the mid-1970s, but Levine is not touring because of health issues. The road lineup now features Brent Fitz as a second drummer, Phil X as a second guitarist and Todd Kerns on bass. Derek Sharp has also stepped in for Phil X when needed. Fitz and Kerns previously played in Slash's solo band, while Phil X has been working with Bon Jovi.
Moore has joked that the setup turns Triumph into a six-man power trio. Offstage, the comeback is being documented too. A film crew has been following the band, and Moore said the documentary is expected sometime in 2027, hopefully after the tour wraps. He said the goal is to give fans a view from inside the band, including backstage, the bus, catering and guitar prep.
There may be more beyond the tour and film. New music has been discussed, and Triumph has also begun officially issuing archival bootleg recordings.
