New wave band Devo has revealed plans for a West Coast tour in 2026, titled the Mutate, Don't Stagnate tour. The shows precede their co-headlining Cosmic De-Evolution Tour with the B-52's in England. Co-founder Mark Mothersbaugh shared enthusiasm about connecting with fans across generations.
Tour Overview
Devo, known for their innovative new wave sound, is extending their live performances into 2026 with the Mutate, Don't Stagnate tour. This West Coast-focused run follows a recent trek alongside the B-52's and sets the stage for additional international dates. The band, which had initially planned a farewell in 2023 but continues to tour, maintains a playful approach to their ongoing presence in the music scene.
Key Dates and Venues
The tour kicks off in early April with stops across several states:
- April 3: Wheatland, CA - Hard Rock Live Sacramento
- April 4: Reno, NV - Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
- April 7: Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex - Rockwell
- April 10: Indio, CA - Coachella
- April 13: Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren
- April 17: Indio, CA - Coachella
Following these U.S. performances, Devo will join the B-52's for the remaining dates of the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour in England:
- June 20: London, UK - The O2
- June 21: Manchester, UK - AO Arena
More dates are expected to be added soon, expanding the tour's scope.
Band Statement
Mark Mothersbaugh, Devo's co-founder, commented on the announcement: “It’s incredible to see our music resonate with fans of all ages. From those who’ve been with us since the beginning more than 50 years ago to a whole new generation discovering Devo for the first time. This tour is a celebration for everyone who’s been part of our journey.”
This series of shows highlights Devo's enduring appeal and their commitment to live performances, bridging decades of fans through energetic sets.