Young The Giant Announces Summer 2026 Victory Garden Tour

Young the Giant have announced a Summer 2026 North American tour in support of their recently announced Victory Garden—their sixth studio album and first full-length in over four years. The “Victory Garden Tour” will feature support from Cold War Kids, playing the entirety of their 2006 debut Robbers & Cowards, in honor of its 20th anniversary.

Set to release May 1, 2026, Victory Garden is Young the Giant’s Fearless Records debut. The band wrote it collaboratively, at retreats in Idyllwild and Joshua Tree and recorded it together at Hollywood’s Henson Studios (now Chaplin Studios).

The California rockers summer tour includes venues and amphitheaters across North America

including the Stone Pony Summer Stage, New York’s Pier 17 and Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheatre, among a host of new stages in addition to plays in Chicago, Los Angeles, Vancouver, and other cities.

The alt rockers will be stopping at Fort Lauderdale’s newly-reopened War Memorial Auditorium, a 44,000 sq. ft., 3,400-cap performance space in the center of the city’s downtown area. The historic venue was opened in 1950, and officially reopened in Nov., 2024 after a multi-year modernization project and partnership with the Florida Panthers. New updates have brought modern sound systems and cutting-edge lighting to the storied event space.

Young the Giant’s last headlining tour was 2023’s American Bollywood, where they were supported on the road by Milky Chance. On that tour, the band performed at venues including New Jersey’s historic Stone Pony Summer Stage on June 12, and Chicago’s Huntington Bank Pavilion on June 23. According to Pollstar Box Office, these shows grossed $230,796 and $348,433, respectively. Since then, they’ve headlined the Red Rocks Amphitheatre twice: on their Aug. 30, 2023 American Bollywood stop, grossing $576,928, and on Oct. 7, 2025, with support from Saint Motel and Jade Bird, grossing $483,915. Tickets for the June 4, 2026 Fort Lauderdale show, and the rest of the Victory Garden Tour went on