The alternative metal band MONUMENTS has just announced their highly anticipated Summer North American Tour dates, bringing their energetic live performances to fans across the continent. Whether you’re a longtime follower or new to their sound, this list covers all the essential details about where and when you can catch them live, plus tips on choosing the best shows for your experience. Read on to find out everything you need to know to make the most of this summer’s tour.
1. New York City – Hammerstein Ballroom (July 15)
MONUMENTS will kick off their summer tour in the iconic Hammerstein Ballroom in Manhattan. Known for its historic architecture and excellent acoustics, this venue offers an intimate yet electrifying atmosphere, perfect for fans eager to experience the band up close. The show on July 15 is expected to feature a mix of their latest album tracks and fan favorites, making it a must-attend event for New Yorkers and visitors alike.
2. Toronto – Rebel Entertainment Complex (July 20)
On July 20, the band heads north to Toronto’s Rebel Entertainment Complex, a staple for heavy music acts in Canada. The venue’s large stage and state-of-the-art sound system promise a powerful live experience. This date is especially notable for the band’s Canadian fans, offering a chance to see MONUMENTS in a city known for its passionate metal community.
3. Chicago – Concord Music Hall (July 25)
Chicago’s Concord Music Hall will host MONUMENTS on July 25, a venue renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent sightlines. This show is expected to showcase the band’s heavier side, with a setlist that includes tracks from their recent album, “The Silver Line.” Fans attending can look forward to an intense, high-energy performance in the heart of the Midwest.
4. Los Angeles – The Wiltern (August 2)
The Wiltern in Los Angeles will be the band’s West Coast stop on August 2. With its Art Deco design and legendary status, The Wiltern provides a perfect backdrop for MONUMENTS’ blend of complex riffs and atmospheric melodies. This date is ideal for fans in California and the surrounding states who want to catch a show in a venue that combines history with modern acoustics.
5. Dallas – Gas Monkey Live! (August 8)
On August 8, MONUMENTS will perform at Gas Monkey Live! in Dallas, a venue known for hosting major touring acts and its energetic vibe. The band’s set is expected to include selections from their critically acclaimed albums, ensuring a memorable night of heavy music. Dallas fans should seize this opportunity to see the band in a lively, high-energy setting.
6. New York City – Brooklyn Steel (August 12)
Returning to New York for a second date, MONUMENTS will perform at Brooklyn Steel on August 12. This venue is beloved for its industrial charm and excellent sound quality, making it a favorite for both bands and fans. The Brooklyn Steel show promises a more intimate experience with a setlist curated to highlight the band’s evolving sound.
7. Vancouver – Commodore Ballroom (August 18)
Vancouver’s historic Commodore Ballroom will host MONUMENTS on August 18, offering a classic venue with a rich musical heritage. Known for its lively atmosphere and great sightlines, this show is a highlight for Canadian fans and those traveling from neighboring regions. Expect a dynamic set featuring both new material and crowd favorites.
8. Montreal – Corona Theatre (August 22)
The band’s Canadian tour continues in Montreal at the Corona Theatre, a venue renowned for its acoustics and art deco design. The August 22 performance will likely showcase the band’s latest sonic explorations, appealing to fans who appreciate complex musicianship and atmospheric layers. Montreal’s vibrant music scene makes this show especially appealing.
9. Philadelphia – The Fillmore (August 27)
MONUMENTS will bring their summer tour to Philadelphia’s historic The Fillmore on August 27. Known for its intimate setting and enthusiastic crowds, The Fillmore provides an ideal environment for a high-energy performance. Fans can expect a setlist packed with both heavy riffs and melodic passages, demonstrating the band’s dynamic range.
10. Boston – House of Blues (September 2)
The final stop on the tour is the Boston House of Blues on September 2, a venue that combines legendary status with modern sound quality. This show marks a fitting conclusion to a summer filled with intense performances, and fans attending will be treated to a comprehensive setlist that highlights MONUMENTS’ musical evolution over the years.
How to Choose
When selecting which MONUMENTS tour date to attend, consider several factors. First, proximity and travel convenience are key—attending a show near your home or a city you plan to visit can save time and money. Second, venue size and atmosphere matter: smaller venues like Brooklyn Steel or The Fillmore offer a more intimate experience, while larger venues like The Wiltern or Gas Monkey Live! provide a more energetic, festival-like setting. Finally, look at the setlists and special guests, as some dates may feature exclusive performances or guest appearances, adding unique value to your experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Will the setlists vary between shows?
Yes, MONUMENTS often tailor their setlists for each date, mixing hits from their latest albums with fan favorites and sometimes including surprise covers or special guests.
2. Are tickets available for all tour dates?
Most dates are on sale now through official ticket vendors like Ticketmaster and Eventbrite. It’s recommended to buy early, as popular shows tend to sell out quickly.
3. Are there VIP or meet-and-greet options?
Some venues and promoters offer VIP packages, which may include early entry, exclusive merchandise, or meet-and-greets. Check the band’s official website or social media for specific offerings for each date.
4. Will the band be playing new material?
Given their recent album releases, it’s highly likely they will include new tracks in their setlists, giving fans a chance to experience their latest sonic explorations live.
5. Are there age restrictions for these shows?
Most venues are 18+ or 21+, but some, like The Fillmore, may allow younger fans with a parent or guardian. Always check the specific venue policies before purchasing tickets.
6. How long is each performance?
Typically, MONUMENTS’ shows last around 90 minutes to two hours, including encores. Duration can vary based on the venue and opening acts.
Final Thoughts
This summer’s MONUMENTS North American tour promises a series of powerful performances that showcase their evolution as a band and their ability to connect with fans live. Whether you prefer the intimacy of smaller venues or the grand atmosphere of larger halls, each date offers a unique experience worth exploring. Plan ahead, consider your preferred setting, and get ready for a summer filled with heavy riffs, atmospheric melodies, and memorable moments that only live music can deliver. Don’t miss your chance to see MONUMENTS in action this season—these shows are set to be some of the most exciting of the year.
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