Get ready for a sonic adventure like no other! Belgian shoegaze sensations Slow Crush are set to conquer North America in March 2026, and they're bringing along the captivating sounds of She's Green and Spite House. But here's where it gets exciting: this tour isn't just about the music—it's a cultural movement. On March 14th, Slow Crush will unveil their highly anticipated 'Ebb & Flow Festival' in Santa Ana, California, marking the beginning of a global celebration that will also hit London and Europe. And this is the part most people miss: the festival's U.S. debut promises a lineup that's still under wraps, leaving fans eagerly speculating about the artists who will join this groundbreaking event. Is this the start of a new era in shoegaze festivals, or just another concert series? You decide.
The tour kicks off in San Diego on March 13th and winds through iconic venues across the West Coast and beyond. From the intimate SOMA Sidestage to the grand Observatory, each stop offers a unique experience. Imagine swaying to dreamy guitar riffs in Boise's Shrine Ballroom or discovering hidden gems at Vancouver's The Pearl. But here's the controversial part: with shoegaze often criticized for its niche appeal, can Slow Crush and their festival break into the mainstream? We think they just might.
Here’s the full tour schedule to mark on your calendar:
- 03/13: San Diego, CA – SOMA Sidestage
- 03/14: Santa Ana, CA – Observatory (‘Ebb & Flow Festival‘)
- 03/16: San Jose, CA – The Ritz
- 03/17: Boise, ID – Shrine Ballroom
- 03/18: Eugene, OR – WOW Hall
- 03/20: Spokane, WA – District
- 03/21: Tacoma, WA – Airport Tavern
- 03/22: Vancouver, BC – The Pearl
- 03/24: Sacramento, CA – Harlow’s
- 03/25: Fresno, CA – Strummers
- 03/27: Las Vegas, NV – Grey Witch
- 03/28: Tucson, AZ – Hotel Congress
Whether you're a die-hard shoegaze fan or a curious newcomer, this tour is your chance to witness history in the making. Will you be part of the crowd that says they were there when Slow Crush redefined the genre? Let us know in the comments—we’re all ears!
