George Thorogood and the Destroyers announced the 2026 ‚The Baddest Show On Earth Tour.‘ Here’s how to see the classic rockers live in concert all over the U.S. and Canada.
George Thorogood and The Destroyers are about to break a thousand more hearts.
The classic rock heroes just announced they’re striking out on ‘The Baddest Show On Earth Tour’ from March through April 2026.
While out and about, the “Bad To The Bone” band will perform at theaters, symphony halls, performing arts centers and casinos all over the U.S. and Canada.
As of now, the long-running group don’t have any shows scheduled in the Tri-state area. They do, however, have a trio of gigs in California to kick off the 16-concert run.
“We’re hittin’ the road again, the first leg of our 2026 Baddest Show On Earth Tour is locked, loaded, and ready to rock,” Thorogood, 75, shared on Instagram. We’re excited to bring the boogie, the rock, and the GTD fire to a town near you…let’s make 2026 the loudest year yet!”
Based on our findings at Set List FM, the legendary jammers typically perform a dozen or so songs at all shows. That includes their hits like “Bad To The Bone,” “I Drink Alone” and “Born To Be Bad” as well as their covers of classic tunes like Bo Diddley’s “Who Do You Love?” and Them’s “Gloria” among others.
“…his recent appearance at [Washington, D.C.’s] Warner Theatre was a celebration of greasy, groovy blues-based rock ‘n’ roll music, delivered loud and nasty,” Parklife DC shared in a review of their February 2025 concert in the nation’s capitol.
