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VENUE: KIMO THEATRE

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ALCOHOL: Yes 

OUTSIDE FOOD/DRINK: No

PARKING: Yes, downtown street parking, garages nearby

ADA: Yes, please notify the KiMo of any accommodations prior to the show

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THE WALLFLOWERS

The Wallflowers Announce 30th Anniversary Tour for Bringing Down the Horse

The Wallflowers will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their landmark album Bringing Down the Horse with a nationwide U.S. tour kicking off April 17, 2026. The band will perform the classic album in full, in sequence. The tour will also include a performance at Stagecoach, the world’s largest country music festival.

Originally released on May 21, 1996, Bringing Down the Horse was both a critical and commercial success. The album peaked at number four on the Billboard 200 and was certified quadruple platinum, securing the band’s place in ’90s rock history. The record produced several hit singles: “6th Avenue Heartache,” which earned two Grammy nominations; “One Headlight,” which reached number one on the Billboard singles chart and won two Grammy Awards; “The Difference,” which received a Grammy nomination; and “Three Marlenas,” released as the final single in 1997.

Influenced by first-generation American songwriters such as The Band and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, The Wallflowers will also honor the 50th anniversary of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers by performing Petty’s 1982 album Long After Dark in full on the upcoming tour.

Jakob Dylan, the band’s chief songwriter, continues to be a vital voice in American rock music. Over three decades of work, he has honored artists like Tom Petty—whom he inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002—and collaborated with musicians including Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Beck, Cat Power, Norah Jones, and Regina Spektor in the 2018 documentary Echo in the Canyon. Dylan has also contributed songs to major soundtracks, including the band’s cover of “Heroes” for the 1998 Godzilla soundtrack, “Arms of a Ghost” for NCIS: Los Angeles, and “Nothing But the Whole Wide World” for Friday Night Lights. In 2025, The Wallflowers supported Eric Clapton on his U.S. tour, following previous supporting performances for The Who and The Rolling Stones.