The Wldlfe are heading back on the road this fall with their newly announced Long Way Home Tour, a cross-country run that will take the Indianapolis alternative-pop trio to more than 20 cities across the United States and Canada. Tickets are on sale now.
To celebrate the announcement, the band has also released a new single, “No Sleep,” available now through Nashville-based Riser House Records.
Comprised of vocalist Jansen Hogan, guitarist and vocalist Carson Hogan, and bassist Jack Crane, The Wldlfe draw inspiration from classic ’80s rock, contemporary pop, alternative, and indie music. Their sound blends energetic hooks with emotionally direct songwriting, helping them build a dedicated audience through years of touring and independent releases.
That steady growth reached a new level with the release of their 2024 album, Heaven Is a Place. Since then, the band has surpassed 125 million global streams and performed sold-out shows across North America, including dates alongside The Band Camino, Flor, Knox, Nightly, and COIN.
After years of writing, recording, and touring almost continuously, signing with Riser House Records has given the band more time to focus on its creative direction. According to Jansen Hogan, the group is now concentrating less on industry expectations and more on making music that feels authentic to who they are.
Despite their continued growth on streaming platforms, The Wldlfe remain committed to the personal connection created through live performance. The Long Way Home Tour will begin October 17 at The Social in Orlando and include stops in Houston, Austin, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, and other cities.
The tour concludes December 4 with a hometown-area performance at The Basement East in Nashville.
THE WILDLIFE – LONG WAY HOME TOUR ‘26
Oct. 17 – The Social – Orlando, FL
Oct. 19 – Bronze Peacock – Houston, TX
Oct. 20 – Brushy Street Commons – Austin, TX
Oct. 21 – The Studio at The Bomb Factory – Dallas, TX
Oct. 23 – Crescent Ballroom – Phoenix, AZ
Oct. 24 – Voodoo Room – San Diego, CA
Oct. 26 – The Roxy – Los Angeles, CA
Oct. 27 – The Independent – San Francisco, CA
Oct. 29 – Neumos – Seattle, WA
Oct. 30 – Polaris Hall – Portland, OR
Nov. 2 – Soundwell – Salt Lake City, UT
Nov. 3 – Marquis – Denver, CO
Nov. 6 – Argo – Milwaukee, WI
Nov. 7 – Outset – Chicago, IL
Nov. 8 – Skully’s – Columbus, OH
Nov. 9 – Mod Club – Toronto, ON
Nov. 11 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA
Nov. 12 – Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA
Nov. 13 – Racket – New York, NY
Nov. 14 – Songbyrd – Washington, DC
Nov. 17 – Cat’s Cradle – Carrboro, NC
Nov. 18 – Terminal West – Atlanta, GA
Dec. 4 – Basement East – Nashville, TN
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