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Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy Join Forces for Co-Headlini...
Nina Corcoran · 2026-06-24 · via RSS: News

Their co-headlining run hits the American South and Midwest this fall

Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy

Wednesday (Emilio Herce) and Mannequin Pussy (Lindsey Byrnes)

Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy seem like a perfect match on paper—the North Carolina countrygaze band and the roaring Philadelphia punk group are both forces live, are led by inimitable frontwomen, and have spent years honing their craft—and it seems they agree. Today, the two bands have announced the Bitch Cabal Tour, a co-headlining run snaking its way across the American Midwest and South this fall.

The tour starts October 30 and keeps Wednesday and MP on the road together through November 18. Opening select dates will be Nashville egg punk icons Snõõper as well as the Raleigh rockers Truth Club. See the full list of dates below.

Wednesday are still playing behind last year’s standout album Bleeds, while Mannequin Pussy’s previous record was the 2024 full-length I Got Heaven. Earlier this month, Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman recei ved an unexpected invitation to join Weezer on their upcoming gold self-titled album in the form of the single “We Might as Well Be Strangers.”

Read about Bleeds in The 50 Best Albums of 2025 and I Got Heaven in The 50 Best Albums of 2024.

Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy: Bitch Cabal Tour 2026

Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy the Bitch Cabal Tour:
10-30 Asheville, NC - Hellbender ^
11-02 Nashville, TN - The Truth*
11-03 Atlanta, GA - The Eastern ^
11-05 Charleston, SC - Charleston Music Hall ^
11-06 Orlando, FL - The Beacham ^
11-07 St. Petersburg, FL - Jannus Live ^
11-09 Birmingham, AL - Iron City ^
11-10 New Orleans, LA - Civic Theatre ^
11-12 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall ^
11-13 Dallas, TX - The Bomb Factory ^
11-14 Austin, TX - Radio/East ^
11-16 Oklahoma City, OK - The Criterion ^
11-17 Fayetteville, AR - Ozark Music Hall ^
11-18 St. Louis, MO - The Factory ^

^ with Snõõper
* with Truth Club

Nina Corcoran joined Pitchfork as an Associate Staff Writer in 2021 after contributing to the website since 2015. She’s written for Rolling Stone, Wired, NPR, Stereogum, and elsewhere, and was previously the music editor of alt-weekly newspaper DigBoston. She’s based in Chicago. ... Read More