Wavves 'Spun' tour: How to get tickets, dates, venues, and more explored

Wavves enthusiasts have some positive news! The band is going on their new 'Spun' tour, which starts on June 24, 2025, in Santa Cruz, California, and ends on July 25 in Los Angeles. The fans have a chance to enjoy a high-energy setlist of performances as the band moves around to perform their original tracks at various venues.

Support performances on a few dates will include Death Lens, Chokecherry, and No Beach Goons. Pre-sale and general sale notices have been provided, but official ones are yet to be announced. Supporters are advised to navigate Wavves' official website and authorized ticketing agents for ticket information.

Tour dates and venues for Wavves

Wavves is hitting the road with their "Spun" tour, and it's a pretty packed schedule! They're starting things off on June 24th, 2025, in Santa Cruz at The Catalyst, which sounds like a perfect summer kick-off. Then they're wrapping it all up in Los Angeles at The Fonda Theatre on July 25th, which is going to be huge.

They're hitting tons of cool spots. Think San Francisco's The Independent on June 26th, then up to Portland's Wonder Ballroom on the 28th, and Seattle's Neumos on the 29th. They're even crossing the border to play Vancouver's Rickshaw Theatre on July 1st.

Up next, they're going deep into the country, bringing their sound to Boise's The Olympic on July 3rd, Denver's Globe Hall on the 5th, and Chicago's Metro on the 6th. Buckle up, because the East Coast run is a full-frontal attack: Baltimore's Ottobar on the 9th, Boston's Paradise Rock Club on the 11th, New York's Webster Hall on the 12th, and Philly's Underground Arts on the 13th.

They're not stopping there. They're heading south to Washington D.C.'s The Atlantis on the 14th, Atlanta's Terminal West on the 16th, and Orlando's The Abbey on the 17th. Also, west again on the 19th to Austin's Antone's Nightclub, the 20th to Dallas' Deep Ellum Art Co., the 22nd to Phoenix's Crescent Chamber, and the 23rd to San Diego's Music Box.

Principally, if you are a Wavves addict, there is a fair chance that they'll be playing near you. For all the official dates, tickets, and anything in between, you will want to check out their sanctioned website and those secure marketing websites. Do not miss out!

How to get tickets for the Wavves 'Spun' tour?

Though pre-sale information is yet to be announced, tickets will most likely go on sale in various stages. The following sources should be updated by the fans:

Official Pre-sale and General On-sale Dates: Not yet announced.

Authorized Vendors: Tickets may be available through Ticketmaster and other approved ticketing websites.

Because demand is also expected to be high, fans are encouraged to watch for announcements and purchase tickets the minute they become available.

Supporting acts in the Wavves 'Spun' tour

Supporting acts on the tour will change by city. Some currently confirmed include:

Death Lens – With their high-energy punk sound, they bring a hard energy to the tour.

Chokecherry – Their raw garage rock sound provides depth to the festival.

No Beach Goons – Their surf-punk music is a refreshing contrast to the headliner.

The support acts vary by date, so fans will need to look up to support acts for the venue they are attending.

New Single Goner

In anticipation of the release of Spun, Wavves has released a brand new single, Goner, featuring none other than Blink-182's Travis Barker. Barker also engineered the single, layering his smooth, aggressive drumming over Wavves' surf-punk low-fidelity sound. "Goner delivers an energetic mix of fuzzed guitar, staccato drumming, and sing-along hooks—setting up what to anticipate from the impending album.

Brandon Dermer-directed Goner" music video was shot at a recent wildfire charity concert in Los Angeles. The energy of the live performance by the band is intact in the shots, with mad stage dives, strobe lighting, and an audience of devotees fully in thrall to the music.

What to expect from the 'Spun' Tour?

Wavves has gained a reputation for high-energy live performances, mixing punk rawness with indie rock hooks. Spun, their forthcoming album, will be well represented in their setlist, supported by crowd-pleasers from their previous work. Audience members can anticipate an interesting and interactive show with lots of high-energy performances and audience participation.

Tour dates span from small clubs to mid-size theaters, providing the fans with an up-close experience of the band. Every show promises new songs as well as all-time classics, so the fans are in for a diversified musical treat.

To learn more, including venue details, ticket prices, and VIP packages, go to:

Wavves' Official Website

Ticketmaster