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“The long pause is over…” Sugar return with new single and 2026 live dates
Watch the video for Sugar’s comeback single House Of Dead Memories, and catch Bob Mould, David Barbe and Malcolm Travis together again in New York and London next year.
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Sugar reveal new single, announce Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour
After selling out their May headline dates in New York and London, Sugar have revealed a full 2026 tour – and shared new single Long Live Love.
- Words:
- Emily Garner
- Photo:
- Beau Sorenson
Sugar have unveiled a brand-new single, and announced even more headline tour dates.
The reunited alt.rock legends – Bob Mould, David Barbe and Malcolm Travis – will embark on the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour immediately after finishing up their initial sold-out comeback shows in New York and London this coming May. Tickets go on general sale next Friday, January 30 from 10am, with Sugar partnering with The Trevor Project in the U.S. and PLUS1 in the UK and Europe to donate $2/£2/€2 from each ticket to help LGBTQ+ communities.
Of course, they’ll also have new music for us at these highly-anticipated gigs – not only last year’s House Of Dead Memories, but fresh single Long Live Love, too.
“I wrote Long Live Love in 2007 while living in Washington, D.C.,” explains Bob. “It was the George W. Bush era, I was deep in my DJ world with Blowoff, yet still writing pop songs on guitars. Garbage 2.0 is one of my desert island albums, so it’s not surprising that Long Live Love reminds me of a long lost Garbage song!”
Catch the band live at the following:
Sugar 2026 tour dates
May
2 New York, NY - Webster Hall
3 New York, NY - Webster Hall
4 New York, NY - Webster Hall
23 London, UK - O2 Forum Kentish Town
24 London, UK - O2 Forum Kentish Town
26 Belfast, UK - Ulster Hall
27 Dublin, IE - National Stadium
29 Manchester, UK - New Century Hall
30 Bristol, UK - Electric Bristol
31 Nottingham, UK - Rock City
June
2 Glasgow, UK - Barrowland
3 Leeds, UK - Irish Centre
4 London, UK - Clapham Grand
7 Oslo, NO - Rockerfeller
9 Stockholm, SE - Debaser Strand
10 Copenhagen, DK - Vega
11 Berlin, DE - Huxleys
13 Paris, FR - Elysee Montmartre
14 Antwerp, BE - De Roma
15 Utrecht, NL - TivoliVredenburg
17 Lausanne, CH - Les Dock
19 Álava, ES - Azkena Rock Festival
August
11 Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom
15 Seattle, WA - Paramount
September
10 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
11 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
26 San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
30 Los Angeles, CA - Palladium
October
8 Detroit, MI - Masonic Cathedral Theatre
9 Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre
10 Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE
12 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
13 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
14 Washington, DC - The Anthem
16 Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel
17 Boston, MA - Roadrunner
18 Hudson, NY - Basilica Hudson
20 Cincinnati, OH - MCL Pavilion (Indoors)
21 Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl
23 Atlanta, GA - The Eastern
24 Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre
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