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Ten albums in, something changed for Coheed and Cambria. As singer, guitarist, and master storyteller Claudio Sanchez began plotting out the sci-fi-inspired New York prog legends’ latest, The Father of Make Believe, he found himself writing more directly about his life and, especially, his career. Amid the wailing guitars, cracking drums, and Sanchez’ powerful voice — centering listeners throughout moments placid and pinwheeling — Coheed devotees will still find plenty of character work and references to the lore. But if you’re new here, there’s no homework required to feel our host’s hopes, fears, battles, and triumphs. Of course, you may get drawn in anyway. Coheed — which includes Travis Stever (lead guitar), Josh Eppard (drums), and Zach Cooper (bass) — emerged in the early 2000s wedged between an emo renaissance and a metal revival. While their peers broke hearts and banged heads, they crafted Game of Thrones-level fantasies around their Amory Wars storyline, which unfurls across 78 planets known as Heaven’s Fence. Eight of the band’s albums thus far (plus a small galaxy of comics and novels) live in this space and so does The Father of Make Believe. It’s just that the sky is cracking, revealing the hand behind the scene. In the past, says Sanchez, “I’ve kept the struggles of my life private. When I can’t express myself in words, I express in worlds.” And yet, as he assumes the role of main character, Coheed are yet again finding new ways to bring us into their universe.
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Claudio Sanchez – vocals guitar, Travis Stever – guitar, Josh Eppard– drums, Zach Cooper - Bass
Coheed was awesome. Waited a long time to see them headline a show. And they did not disappoint. The venue was great. Never been to XL or the Southside Stage. It was a good crowd but there was still plenty of room to move around. I was worried about the sound with it being so close to the highway, but that wasn’t a problem at all. Parking was a bit limited partly cause of highway construction and the large crowd, but it wasn’t a bad walk in and out. They also had shuttle service if you need it. Good time all around.
Southside Stage Harrisburg Harrisburg, PAFirst time at this venue. We loved it. Amazing show as always. Drove up from NW Indiana and slept in a shady airbnb just to see these guys again. GF and I saw them at the Chicago show over the summer, which was her first time seeing them. She literally turned to me after the show and said, "That's the best damn concert I've ever seen." It's got to be an amazing feeling being part of a band who when you have new songs that have just barely been released everyone is already singing along to them at the concert. I hope these fuckers know how much their fans love them.
The Sylvee Madison, WIThe venue was intimate and a little kitschy I admit but in a very charming way. Very much firefly vibes. Coheed was fantastic as always. And I really enjoyed the opener Sheer Mag. The on-site booze was poured strong enough for my liking! I wish there was better service at the event but it also kinda added to the experience of being a little detached from the pulse of the world and whisked off to the worlds that Coheed creates. Great show to kick off the tour, boys! Ern runs these events like a well-oiled machine!!
Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown, CAAmazing show (as always). The venue went out of their way to make sure that I was accommodated as a person in a wheelchair. I was right up front on the rail the entire night! Security at the Pavilion are the nicest I've encountered since I started going to concerts in 1985, genuinely there to help and protect, not flex their muscles and go on power trips (I'm looking at you HoB Dallas). Other than having to fork over $32 for a double bourbon and soda, I have zero complaints.
The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Dallas, TXThis was my 3rd time seeing them and my significant other's second. She got these tickets as a birthday present for me back in April as well as the box set. I have to say it was an emotional night for both of us but the show was absolutely amazing. I really can't wait to see what the future holds for this band as I have been a fan since the first time I heard them when their second album came out. Can't wait to see guys again.
Nashville Municipal Auditorium Nashville, TNYes, Coheed and Cambria is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Coheed and Cambria concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Coheed and Cambria tour is scheduled for 60 dates across 58 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Coheed and Cambria is scheduled to play 60 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Coheed and Cambria's tour starts May 10, 2026 and ends on Nov 20, 2026. They will play 58 cities; their most recent concert was held in Daytona Beach at Daytona International Speedway and their next upcoming concert will be in Madison at Kohl Center.
As part of the Coheed and Cambria tour, Coheed and Cambria is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
