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With the breakout success of their newest album, Hope We Have Fun, Mt. Joy has announced their new North American tour for 2026. The tour follows a massive 2025 tour that saw the band sell 200,000 tickets across the U.S., with sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks, The Greek Theatre (Berkley), the United Center in Chicago, TD Garden, and many more. 2025 also saw the band set a milestone show at Fiddler’s Green in Denver, where they sold nearly 14,000 tickets.

The Philly-natives have continued to grow into one of America’s most beloved live acts, being known for blending anthemic folk-rock energy with emotional storytelling. Their latest album captured that balance perfectly, debuting in the Top 10 on Spotify’s U.S. Album Chart and landing multiple tracks across AAA Radio’s Top 10.

The band will hit the road this spring after their debut Aussie/New Zealand run, bringing Mt. Joy back to some of their beloved cities and venues, along with new stops to be announced. General sales began on November 15 at 10 a.m. local time.

Above their musical success, the band’s touring has also become intertwined with their societal impact. They have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to organizations like the ACLU and Family Reach, hosting non-perishable food drives at shows, and visited children’s hospitals along the way. Through direct ticket donations, benefit concerts, exclusive merch collaborations, and creative partnerships, Mt. Joy has raised over $750,000 for charity since 2022 by using their platform to inspire empathy and action. Their philanthropic ethos has become central to their identity.

Formed in 2016, the band has made their mark with their self-titled debut in 2018, which featured the Platinum single “Silver Lining” – an uplifting power ballad that went to No. 1 at AAA radio and surpassed over 240 million streams. Their second album, Rearrange Us, released in 2020, earned widespread critical acclaim, followed by Orange Blood in 2022, solidifying their dynamic and emotionally resonant reputation as a live band. The newest album marked their most ambitious and unifying chapter yet.

With the new tour on the horizon, Mt. Joy continues to prove that empathy, artistry, and purpose can thrive hand in hand, transforming every show into a community. Hope We Have Fun is out now on all major streaming platforms. Mt. Joy’s “Hope We Have Fun Tour ’26” will see the band play arenas and festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Governor’s Ball, Newport Folk Festival, and Red Rocks.

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