Public Image Limited Embarking On First North American Tour Since 2018

Public Image Limited, also known as PiL, is touring North America for the first time in eight years this fall, performing in theaters and concert halls from September through October and resuming in February 2027.

Following South American and European dates, the English post-punk band kicks off the North American leg of its “This Is Not The Last Tour” on Sept. 3 at Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown, California, and remains in the state to perform shows at Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz, Santa Ana’s The Observatory, The Belasco in Los Angeles, San Diego’s House of Blues and The Fillmore in San Francisco. The extensive routing includes stops at Seattle’s Neptune Theatre, The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, New York’s Webster Hall, 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. and Nashville’s Brookly Bowl on Oct. 9.

PiL then resumes the North American leg Feb. 17 at Salt Lake City’s The Grand at the Complex, and 2027 dates include concerts at Denver’s Gothic Theatre, The Aztec Theatre in San Antonio, Austin’s Mohawk, The Plaza Live in Orlando, The Sovereign in St. Louis, Cincinnati’s Bogart’s and wraps up March 24 at Globe Iron in Cleveland.

Presale tickets are now available. Visit pilofficial.com for more information about tickets.

The band last performed in the States in the 2022 edition of Goldenvoice’s Cruel World festival. PiL had a successful showing at 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin, Ireland, last June, where they grossed $65,095 off 1,220 tickets sold, according to Pollstar Boxoffice.

PiL is booked by The•Team in North America.

PiL North American Tour 2026 Dates
Sept. 3 — Pappy & Harriet’s — Pioneertown, CA
Sept. 5 — Rio Theatre — Santa Cruz, CA
Sept. 8 — The Observatory — Santa Ana, CA
Sept. 10 — The Belasco — Los Angeles, CA
Sept. 11 — House of Blues — San Diego, CA
Sept. 12 — The Fillmore — San Francisco, CA
Sept. 14 — Wonder Ballroom — Portland, OR
Sept. 15 — Neptune Theatre — Seattle, WA
Sept. 16 — Treefort Music Hall — Boise, ID
Sept. 22 — First Avenue — Minneapolis, MN
Sept. 23 — Turner Hall Ballroom — Milwaukee, WI
Sept. 25 — St. Andrew’s Hall — Detroit, MI
Sept. 26 — The Danforth Music Hall — Toronto, ON
Sept. 28 — Webster Hall — New York, NY
Sept. 29 — Roxian Theatre — Pittsburgh, PA
Oct. 1 — 9:30 Club — Washington, DC
Oct. 2 — Union Transfer — Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 3 — Paradise Rock Club — Boston, MA
Oct. 5 — The National — Richmond, VA
Oct. 6 — Lincoln Theatre — Raleigh, NC
Oct. 8 — Variety Playhouse — Atlanta, GA
Oct. 9 — Brooklyn Bowl — Nashville, TN

PiL North American Tour 2027 Dates
Feb. 17 — The Grand at the Complex — Salt Lake City, UT
Feb. 18 — Gothic Theatre — Denver, CO
Feb. 20 — Tower Theatre — Oklahoma City, OK
Feb. 21 — The Aztec Theatre — San Antonio, TX
Feb. 23 — Mohawk — Austin, TX
Feb. 24 — The Echo Lounge & Music Hall — Dallas, TX
Feb. 25 — White Oak Music Hall Downstairs — Houston, TX
Feb. 27–March 6 — The 80s Cruise — New Orleans, LA
March 8 — Jannus Live — St. Petersburg, FL
March 9 — The Ranch — Fort Myers, FL
March 10 — Revolution Live — Fort Lauderdale, FL
March 12 — The Plaza Live — Orlando, FL
March 13 — Ponte Vedra Concert Hall — Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
March 14 — The Underground — Charlotte, NC
March 16 — Mercury Ballroom — Louisville, KY
March 17 — Manchester Music Hall — Lexington, KY
March 19 — The Sovereign — St. Louis, MO
March 21 — Bogart’s — Cincinnati, OH
March 23 — Newport Music Hall — Columbus, OH
March 24 — Globe Iron — Cleveland, OH