Staind Extend ‘Break The Cycle’ Anniversary Tour Into 2027

Staind aren’t finished looking back at Break The Cycle just yet.

The Massachusetts rock band have announced a second North American leg of their 25th anniversary tour, taking the celebration of their 2001 breakthrough album into March and April 2027.

The new run comes after the first leg sold out, with Staind once again joined by Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder on most dates. The 27-date tour begins in Manchester, New Hampshire on 4 March and runs through to Cleveland on 16 April.

It is a particularly concentrated snapshot of the rock landscape of the early 2000s. Staind, Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder all built sizeable audiences during the period when post-grunge and alternative rock dominated US rock radio, and the four bands now find themselves on the same bill more than two decades later.

At the centre of the tour is Break The Cycle, Staind’s third studio album and their commercial breakthrough. Released in 2001, it reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and has since been certified seven-times platinum in the US, with songs including ‘It’s Been Awhile’, ‘Outside’, ‘Fade’ and ‘For You’.

The anniversary campaign has also included a new Break The Cycle live release, while Staind’s 2026 touring has become their biggest year to date. The band have also passed one billion annual streams.

For a record that arrived at the height of the post-grunge era, the response to the anniversary tour is notable. Rather than treating Break The Cycle as a piece of early-2000s nostalgia and moving on, Staind are extending the celebration because the demand has been strong enough to justify another arena-sized run.

And the supporting line-up makes the point even more clearly. Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder each bring their own defining songs from the same era, turning the tour into something closer to a travelling snapshot of 2000s American rock.

The new dates go on general sale on 9 October, with presales beginning 7 October.