Bush's North American tour's summer leg has Phoenix stop in August

While on tour opening for Florida rockers Shinedown, the band will drop its 10th studio album.

June 16, 2025

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Bush, the band whose record “Sixteen Stone” was released in 1994 and which dropped radio-dominating hits like “Machinehead” and “Everything Zen,” is about to release a 10th studio album and spend the next few months on the summer leg of its North American tour.

You’ll see Gavin Rossdale (vocals, guitar) and crew, Chris Traynor (guitar), Corey Britz (bass), and Nik Hughes (drums) in Phoenix on August 2 at PHX Arena. Bush will be opening for Shinedown.

The new record, “I Beat Loneliness,” will be released on July 18. Rossdale co-produced it with Erik Ron, who has worked with bands like Panic! at the Disco. In a statement about the tour and record, the band hopes the new collection of songs is a “cathartic reminder of that strength that comes from speaking your truth.”

As part of the album art, BUSH is including numbers to helplines for anyone struggling with suicidal ideation, as well as partnering with the app Weconnect, which seeks to provide real-world support for mental, behavioral health, and substance abuse issues.

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Bush's upcoming 10th studio release, "I Beat Loneliness."

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Here is the complete list of dates for Bush’s North American tour. For more information about music events, visit the Phoenix New Times concert calendar.

July 19, Boston, TD Garden
July 20, NYC, N.Y., Madison Square Garden
July 22, Pittsburgh, PPG Paints Arena
July 23, Columbus, Schottenstein Center
July 25, Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
July 26, Milwaukee, Fiserv Forum
July 28, Minneapolis, Target Center
July 29, Kansas City, Mo., T-Mobile Center
July 31, Tulsa, Okla., The Cove at River Spirit Casino Resort
Aug. 2, Phoenix, Ariz., PHX Arena
Aug. 3, Inglewood, Calif., Kia Forum
Aug. 7, Portland, Ore., Moda Center
Aug. 8, Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena
Aug. 11, Salt Lake City, Maverik Center
Aug. 12, Denver, Ball Arena
Aug. 15, St. Louis, Enterprise Center
Aug. 16, Rosemont, Ill., Allstate Arena
Aug. 18, Indianapolis, Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Aug. 19, Cleveland, Rocket Arena
Aug. 21, Raleigh, N.C., Lenovo Center
Aug. 23, Greenville, S.C., Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Aug. 24, Atlanta, State Farm Arena
Aug. 27, Houston, Toyota Center
Aug. 28, Fort Worth, Dickies Center
Aug. 30, Memphis, Tenn., FedEx Forum
Sept. 5, Omaha, Neb., Shadow Ridge Music Festival

Amy Young is the Music Editor at Phoenix New Times. She joined the New Times staff in May 2025 after more than a decade of covering arts and music for the publication. In her role, Amy writes about music, searches for compelling news and works with writers who are also dedicated to bringing quality music and music-related stories to readers across the Valley and beyond. Previously, Amy worked for the Arizona Republic, Hearst Connecticut Media Group and Newsbreak.

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