FILTER will hit the road across North America in spring 2026, joined by Finger Eleven and Local H. The tour kicks off on March 5 at Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee, Washington, and wraps up on April 1 at the House of Blues in Cleveland. This 20-date tour will take the bands through cities like Phoenix, Denver, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati.
On Facebook, FILTER shared that the three bands are familiar with each other. Recently, Richard Patrick recorded the single “Blue Sky Mystery” with Finger Eleven, featured on their latest album, *Last Night on Earth*, which is their first studio release in ten years. FILTER and Local H have toured together multiple times, including in the summers of 2014 and 2024.
Richard Patrick formed FILTER after leaving his role as a touring guitarist for Nine Inch Nails from 1989 to 1993. Their debut album, *Short Bus*, went platinum, thanks to the hit “Hey Man Nice Shot.” Their second album, *Title Of Record*, also achieved platinum status with the crossover hit “Take A Picture.”
In 2006, Patrick created the supergroup Army of Anyone, featuring Dean and Robert DeLeo from Stone Temple Pilots and Ray Luzier from Korn. He later returned to FILTER, releasing *Anthems for the Damned* in 2008, followed by *The Trouble With Angels* in 2010, *The Sun Comes Out Tonight* in 2013, and *Crazy Eyes* in 2016. FILTER’s latest album, *The Algorithm*, was released in 2023, celebrating 30 years as a band. It includes singles like “Face Down,” “For The Beaten,” and “Obliteration,” along with an expanded version featuring extra tracks and remixes.
Local H will not perform at the March 8 show in Phoenix or the March 14 concert, and the lineup may change for other dates. Tickets go on sale December 12.
