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Nine Inch Nails 2026 Tour Info
Industrial rock icons Nine Inch Nails have announced a major expansion of their “Peel It Back” Tour, extending their live run into 2026 with a new North American leg. The extension features more than 20 additional dates, and sees Boys Noize continuing to join as a supporting act. The new leg kicks off on February 5, 2026 in New Orleans, Louisiana and will carry the band deeper into the U.S. and Canada, culminating in Sacramento, California on March 16.
Stops on the extension include Jacksonville, Charlotte, Washington, D.C., Boston, Newark, Montreal, Hamilton, Columbus, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Tulsa, Austin, Dallas, Glendale, Las Vegas, San Diego, Anaheim, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and more. Fans can expect the same signature production, dual‑stage setup, and immersive visuals that have defined Peel It Back so far.
Nine Inch Nails 2026 Tickets Info
Tickets for Nine Inch Nails 2026 live concerts are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees at checkout. Tickets are widely available across U.S. and Canadian cities, with standard prices typically starting between $70 and $100, depending on the venue and location. Major markets like New York, Los Angeles, and Boston tend to see higher demand, where mid-range seats can reach around $150 to $200, especially for floor or lower bowl sections. Smaller cities or midweek shows may offer more affordable options, particularly for early buyers.
As the tour features a heavy visual and production component, many venues are configured for maximum stage visibility, which has influenced pricing tiers. With the run including both arenas and amphitheaters, fans are encouraged to secure tickets early to lock in preferred sections.
Nine Inch Nails Similar Artists
If you’re drawn to Nine Inch Nails for their dark atmosphere, industrial textures, and emotionally intense songwriting, there are several artists that tap into a similar sonic space. Ministry and Skinny Puppy laid much of the groundwork for the industrial rock movement that NIN popularized, with aggressive beats, distorted vocals, and dystopian energy. Marilyn Manson — especially in the late ’90s — shares both the visual theatricality and abrasive sonic edge. Tool also resonates with NIN fans through their layered compositions, psychological themes, and experimental sound design.
On the more electronic and experimental side, artists like Aphex Twin, Trentemøller, and Amon Tobin explore glitchy, moody soundscapes that align with the ambient and instrumental side of NIN’s catalog. For modern acts, Health, Boy Harsher, and Perturbator channel similar darkwave and synth-driven aggression. Even bands like Depeche Mode and Radiohead — though sonically distinct — share NIN’s interest in emotional dislocation, atmosphere, and production-heavy innovation.
About Nine Inch Nails
Nine Inch Nails is the pioneering industrial rock project founded by Trent Reznor in 1988, known for blending abrasive electronic textures with raw emotional intensity. The debut album, Pretty Hate Machine (1989), introduced a new fusion of synth-pop, rock, and industrial noise, spawning underground hits like “Head Like a Hole” and “Terrible Lie.” Reznor’s early work established a distinctive sound that combined personal lyricism with mechanical aggression, laying the groundwork for what would become a globally influential act.
The 1994 release of The Downward Spiral marked Nine Inch Nails’ mainstream breakthrough, propelled by the provocative single “Closer” and the haunting ballad “Hurt,” later famously covered by Johnny Cash. The album debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and went quadruple platinum. Its dense, layered production and dark themes cemented Reznor’s reputation as a fearless sonic innovator. Follow-ups like The Fragile (1999), With Teeth (2005), and Year Zero (2007) continued to evolve the project’s sound — incorporating everything from ambient interludes to guitar-driven anthems — while maintaining a fiercely independent creative vision.
Beyond Nine Inch Nails’ studio albums, Reznor has become an award-winning composer, collaborating with Atticus Ross on acclaimed film scores including The Social Network, Gone Girl, and Soul, earning an Academy Award and multiple Grammys. The band itself was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2020, a recognition of their lasting impact on modern music. Known for their intense live performances, multimedia production, and refusal to conform, Nine Inch Nails continues to push the boundaries of what rock and electronic music can express.
