The tour launches on January 28, 2026, at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis. Over the following two weeks, SPRINTS will weave through a number of major American cities, including Detroit, Boston, New York, and Los Angeles.

The final show takes place on February 14 at The Crocodile in Seattle, closing the run on the West Coast. With fewer than twenty shows announced, each stop feels like a deliberate choice to connect with fans in smaller rooms that keep the intensity close and direct.

For Canadian listeners, the spotlight shines on Toronto’s Longboat Hall on February 1. This performance stands out as the group’s sole Canadian stop, making it a rare opportunity for fans north of the border. After the Toronto date, the band continues immediately back into U.S. territory, heading toward East Coast and Midwest shows before finishing out west.

SPRINTS have earned attention in Europe for their uncompromising live shows, where the band’s restless spirit and pounding rhythm section create a sound both raw and electrifying. The 2026 tour aims to carry that same presence into American and Canadian venues, many of which are known for hosting punk and indie acts in intimate settings. For long-time fans and new listeners alike, it’s a chance to feel the direct, unpolished power that has become the band’s trademark.

The tour is anchored by All That Is Over, the group’s second full-length release. Due in late September, the record follows their 2022 debut, A Modern Job and signals a step forward in songwriting and sound. Its lead single, "Better," has already been released with a video, setting the tone for what fans can expect.

Live performances are expected to showcase fresh material while keeping space for earlier tracks that helped establish SPRINTS’ reputation as one of Ireland’s most exciting punk outfits.